The Oregon Garden

James Casey 2 months ago

We visited Oregon for a month this summer. This was one our stops and it did not dissapoint. We loved walking the gardens looking at both the beautiful flowers, native trees and plants, as well as the art pieces throughout the facility. If you havent been, get there, you wont be dissapointed. There's even spots to sit abd have a picnic or brea,k, surrounded by beauty everywhere.

Lisa Schmidt 2 months ago

The Oregon Gardens are one of the BEST gardens I have ever visited. The last garden I visited was the National Botanical Garden in Kauai. The 80 acres at The Oregon Garden is organized into several distinctly themed garden areas. We took a $4 Oregon Garden tram tour to start which gave us a great overview so that we could prioritize which gardens to visit first. The Garden Resort restaurant on property serves excellent locally sourced food. The Oregon Garden allows you in and out privileges, so we drove to the restaurant and finished the afternoon in the Garden. At the end of the day, we became members so we could come again. We'll plan for a couple of days next time. The Sensory Garden was very much enjoyed. The sound of rain and seeing dancing butterflies was amazing. We bought quite a few souvenirs in the gift shop. As members we received a discount. It was a best adventure!

Maggy Smith 3 months ago

I was hesitant to visit, I typically like old, historic botanical gardens. But this was wonderful! It felt affordable too. The conifer garden had me jotting down names to add to my plant wish list. I loved the art throughout the garden that was for sale! A little disappointed that the workers I spoke with didn’t really appear to know a ton about the garden or horticulture, but someone must there, the garden is beautiful.

Mo 3 months ago

A slice of horticultural heaven. Rose gardens heady with perfume. Green ponds mirroring the delicate, pointed leaves of the maple trees above them. Quirky metal statues drifting over lily pads and other floating plants. Small mosaic birdhouses nestled between lush shrubbery. Endless berries, poppies, succulents, and grapevines. A rewarding getaway just south of the city.

Chrees Jubilee (Ey,Em,Eirs) 3 months ago

$14 summer admission for adults (2026)! What a great place. I spent hours here and only saw part of the park. They are dog friendly, so I went with friends and our dogs. Everyone enjoyed it. The rose garden is stunning and smells like heaven. The water features were beautiful. The kid's area with a pirate ship was so fun! The garden is very healthy with birds, butterflies and frogs. We will be back!