The Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve is a 30-acre botanical garden located in Eleuthera, The Bahamas. Managed by The Bahamas National Trust, it is a living part of Bahamian history and was the first national park on the island of Eleuthera.
The Preserve is the fulfilment of the vision of longtime residents Leon Levy and Shelby White, who loved the natural environment and way of life on Eleuthera. Shelby wanted to celebrate her husband’s devotion to the island while contributing to a better future for all Eleutherans and founded The Preserve in 2003.
Hours Of Operation
Open every day,
8am - 4pm
Adults: $11
Seniors (60+): $8
Children (3 - 12): $8
BNT Members: Free
Banks Road,
Governor's Harbour,
Eleuthera
On October 26th The Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve transformed into a realm of thrills, laughter, and Halloween enchantment for our annual Spooktacular event. This year’s Spooktacular was a huge
“Art in Bloom” blossomed with reinvigorated life as approximately 200 people explored the 30-acre grounds of the breathtaking Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve (LLNPP) during the unique festival this past
March 15th, 2024 – Governor’s Harbour, Eleuthera Eleuthera’s spring art and cultural festival is back, happening on Sunday, March 24th, 2024, at the Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve (LLNPP) on
Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve Unveils New Facilities in Phase Three Expansion Governor’s Harbour, Eleuthera The Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve (LLNPP) – a distinguished botanic garden and the first
We are a non-profit, non-government, membership organization that relies on donations to continue conserving and protecting the Bahamian environment. Make a donation today to support The Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve and areas around The Bahamas.