You just gotta go. :) Every singly aspect of the park is worth walking and seeing every time you have a chance. It's peaceful and a wonderful stroll. Fun stuff for the kids too. Park, playground, and water fun.
There were garden to walk through and a hot house. They had a large variety of roses just coming out. The main garden reminded me of gardens in England
This is simply one of my favorite place to just take a walk, enjoy the outdoors, smell the flowers and get ideas for my own garden. We are so blessed to have this in our city. Areas to eat, places to see the ducks and swans in the pond, lot's of walking areas, rose garden, natural garden and even a...
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Group of friends in our late 20's enjoyed walking the various gardens: perennials, rose, conservatory & japanese. The flowers were beautiful and provided a much-needed break from a long car ride. I took lots of photos of the plants, especially those that I wanted to plant back home.
Although not huge, the conservatory had the most beautiful and varied collection of plants I have ever seen, and all in perfect condition. Not a yellow leaf or spent flower to be seen. Such a variety of cactuses, flowers, among a lovely setting of with a waterfall. And it's free! Highly recommended.
The rest of the park is also lovely....
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Nice, detailed, diverse and beautiful. Thank you to whomever conceived, designed and organizes funding for this park (or group of parks within one park). Take time to explore and enjoy! Roses, lilacs, Japanese style, playgrounds, conservatory...well done!
It was raining so we didn't walk around much but did visit some different areas, Lilac, Tranquility, Rose Garden. Just gorgeous well kept park.
A sunny Sunday in May was a great time to revisit Manito Park. Even though it is too early for the roses, we enjoyed walking the well kept paths. Don't miss the Japanese gardens and the Gaiser Conservatory, which has plants from all over the world.
We've never seen so many beautiful lilacs in one place! White, purple, magenta, etc. Very fragrant. We also visited the tranquil Japanese garden, which was beautiful. This was a short visit, but the park is huge with many walking paths to enjoy.
Love the Lilac Garden! The smell was amazing! Early May, so some of the gardens weren't planted yet.
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