I only had about an hour and a half to check out the arboretum. I spent all of that time in the fabulous Japanese tea garden. It was 5.00 a person to get in (rest of the arboretum is free), but it was worth every penny. The architect did a great job recreating the feel of an actual tea garden... more

This was a great place to spend a couple hours. The park is very pretty. It has several walking paths of varying degree. It is not a hiking park by any means, but a nice place to take an enjoyable stroll or run. more

I have been meaning to come here during a sunny afternoon, and finally did last Friday...oh, it was so worth it! The park is quite large, with lots of intercrossing paths, perfect for wandering or jogging. Rhododendrons were in bloom, the last of the cherry tree blossoms were falling into the wind, and benches are everywhere for your resting pleasure.... more

i celebrated the beginning of spring with a walk through the arboretum with my dog. this is one of my favorite spots in seattle, full of beauty and a nice little taste of nature in the city. as the weather improves more and more, i'll be coming out here as much as i can. more

I actually live down the street, I have passed it several times but never actually been, until today. I took the dog and camera. It was GRRREAT! Squirrels to tease the dog, beautiful trees and flowers to practice my photography skills. Free. Trails were good. Seemed to have lots of benches for sitting. I will be back soon, but next... more

Visited the Arboretum in June 2005. It is such beautiful and peaceful place! There are several paths to walk through the park, as well as a large grassy area in the middle for just relaxing. There is a marsh at one end where water birds gather. And admission is free. more