Visitor Information

Hours Of Operation:

• Mondays - Saturdays, 10am - 5pm
• Last tour begins at 3:50pm

Closed the following holidays:

• New Year's Day, January 1st
• The first two weeks of January
• St. Patrick's Day, March 17th
• Independence Day, July 4th
• Rock 'n' Roll Marathon, November 6th
• Thanksgiving, November 25th
• Christmas Eve, December 24th
• Christmas Day, December 25th

Audio Tour Ticket Prices:

• $10 Registered Girl Scout (Adults and Students)
• $15 Adult
• $12 Senior
• $12 Military
• $12 Student 5-21
• Free Child 4 & Under

Tour companies and other non-Girl Scout groups of 10 or more may tour the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace.  Please call 912-233-4501 to speak with a reservation specialist.

• Our address is 10 East Oglethorpe Avenue, Savannah, GA 31401.
• We are located on the corner of Bull Street and Oglethorpe Avenue in Savannah’s Historic District. 
• The main entrance is at street level on the Oglethorpe Avenue side through the garden.

• There is no available parking onsite. Limited metered street parking is available. 
• Visit Savannah Parking Services for parking garage rates and locations.

• The Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace has full elevator access for tours and programs.
• The main entrance to our site is at street level through the garden on Oglethorpe Avenue.
• You can also access our site through the street level store entrance on Bull Street.
• Visitors can indicate needed accommodations on the advance online reservation form for the tours or programs or call in advance to request additional accommodations.
• Please note that requests for interpreters should be made at least two weeks in advance of your visit.
  

Service Animals:

• Service animals are welcome at the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace.
• Service animals, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act, are dogs trained to do work or perform specific tasks for a visitor with a disability.

Restrooms:

• Accessible restrooms are available to museum guests in our Visitor Services Building next to the ticket desk and in the Orientation Gallery inside the museum.
• There are restrooms next to our program rooms available to program participants.
• Our restrooms DO NOT have hand dryers, automatic doors, or auto flush mechanisms.

Sensory Concerns:

• Light, noise, and crowds can vary throughout the site and depending on the time of the day and year.
• Consider bringing noise-reducing headphones.
• Busy times vary depending on holidays, school vacations, weather, and other factors.
• September (after Labor Day) and November (with exception of Thanksgiving weekend) are usually the least busy, quietest months to visit.
• A quiet room is available to any program participant who needs to step away from program activities for a brain break.
• If a member of your group has sensory concerns and you would like more information, please call us in advance of your visit.

• Learn about other attractions and accommodations in Savannah. 
• To plan a complete Girl Scout Savannah Experience, check out other Savannah sites where Girl Scout history was made.