Owned by the Var department and made available to the town since 1984, this 1.24 hectare park owes its name to the presence of four to five hundred year old olive trees from a former orchard.
The remains of a Gallo-Roman olive press and a restored 18th century oil mill attest to the importance of olive growing in the area.
The garden is home to a variety of species (oleander, magnolia, arbutus, lavender, rosemary, iris, agapanthus, agave, yucca, aloe vera, cactus, etc.) making up a rich botanical trail. There are games for children to play in (and a fountain contributes to this relaxing area).
In July and August, free open-air concerts take place every Tuesday: jazz, variety, classical and folk music...