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Pacifica:

A Garden in the Siskiyous

Pacifica: A Garden in the Siskiyous is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, which has been serving the community of southern Oregon since 1999. A unique 420-acre natural reserve, it is a nature center, botanic garden, educational site, and community center.

Located in Southern Oregon between Grants Pass and Medford, Pacifica’s grounds are open free to the public for hiking, horseback riding, catch-and-release fishing, picnics, and as a natural classroom for children and adults. Pacifica is a de-facto park, nature-education area, & community gathering space. You can find full information on these activities under the ‘Things to Do’ tab. To identify local plants and animals during your visit – check under the ‘About’ tab for Flora and Fauna identification sheets, or view our ‘What’s Blooming at Pacifica’ page.

  • GROUNDS ARE OPEN FROM 7AM to DUSK
  • NO OVERNIGHT PARKING OR CAMPING ALLOWED

Visitor Guidelines  Event Calendar

VISIT PACIFICA

CLASSES & EVENTS

VENUE INFORMATION

GET INVOLVED

Before organizing any meetings, events, or group gatherings on Pacifica’s property, we kindly ask that you please reach out to us for approval. This will ensure that we can work together to make these gatherings successful while respecting the interests and needs of our community members.

Pacifica’s Mission Statement

Pacifica is dedicated to education and to celebration of the environment, plants, local arts, and community: past, present, and future.