Breathtakingly beautiful. Owner, designer provides a historic, educational tour. Look forward to... read more
You can't see the garden from the road. The walk down hill is steep. Take their offer to ride in a... read more
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Breathtakingly beautiful. Owner, designer provides a historic, educational tour. Look forward to returning for a “Glamping” overnight!!!
You can't see the garden from the road. The walk down hill is steep. Take their offer to ride in a cart. Save your energy for wandering the walkways in the park. Bring your camera to help you explain to your friends about the garden,...More
A must-see! 5-6 acres of beautiful garden, off the beaten path, and very quiet. Most beautiful in late July or August as all the flowers are in full bloom, but any time spring through fall is great.
We have lived in Whatcom County for over a decade, and had been hearing about Glen Echo Garden for several years, but never found the time to go. I'm glad we finally did. Although it has been a cool spring and mid-June was still early...More
You would never know it was there driving by--travel down into this lush valley in summer and you will be surrounded by the most vivid and tasteful colorful gardens. Fun themes, lots of variety to explore on little trails.
The best time of course is in the summer when the gardens are in full bloom. The walk can be a little challenging for those who can not walk so far. A wheelchair would be recommended.
The inconspicuous sign at the top of the off-ramp from the I-5 hardly does this lovely garden justice. And with no other signage until we got to Y-road, we weren't even sure we were in the right place. But find it we did. Dick was...More
This beautiful garden is often overlooked, better senn in the spring though still pretty anytime of the year.
A little ways out of town, but the drive is worth it. A lovely garden with many little hide away spaces.
My wife and I had a wonderful time at this amazing garden. And the owner Dick Bosh even serenaded us with his pan flute. He was a wealth of knowledge for local history and the home made jams and jelly's they sell are awesome. Mr...More
