The Cape Fear Botanical Garden is an 85-acre, nonprofit botanical garden in Fayetteville, North Carolina. It was established in 1989 to provide a training venue for the horticulturists of the Fayetteville Technical Community College and the larger southeastern North Carolina.

Like many other botanical gardens in the country, the Cape Fear Botanical Garden aims to conserve and display various plant species that are native to the Cape Fear River basin. Aside from the different kinds of plants, the site is equipped with nature trails, riparian terrain, and a natural ampitheater. The site is also filled with ponds, pools, and other waterways that attract birds, mostly, and other fauna, as well as serve as natural habitats for aquatic plants.

The Cape Fear Botanical Gardens is open every day to the public, with an admission charge.