Elizabeth F. Gamble Garden

I like it here very much. I can enter the garden for free. There are enough parking spaces along the street. It is very quiet and safe. As soon as I entered the garden, I could see all kinds of flowers filling the whole garden at a glance, full of spring, which made me forget the cold of the abnormal weather in early spring. The garden design is very reasonable, so that you can walk comfortably in the garden path, enjoy all kinds of flowers of various colors that I can't see usually, and listen to the sound of running water and birds singing from time to time from the fountain, oh! wonderful! This is a good place to take photos and relax. We don't have time to go into the building. I'm sure it must be great, too! It is worth recommending!

Small beautiful public garden with a nice little house and free parking. Highly recommend. Well kept facility, great for photography. The house has much more restrictive hours than the garden so don't confuse the two

Lovely little garden with a good variety of flowers and vegetables. Very well maintained ground and beautiful scenery all around especially in spring time when flowers are blooming. Free entrance and free parking lots too. The historic house section of the garden may be closed for hosting events.

It's free and you don't need any tickets. The garden is not very big, but there are many kinds of flowers. We had a lot of fun in it. It's comfortable. There's a place to sit.

Love this free admission, dog friendly garden. Our favorite time to come is end of March-beginning of April to see the two huge silvery pink cherry blossom trees, tulips and the wisteria lane. Please note they often have events on weekends which takeover half of the gardens (including the wisteria area) but still worth a visit regardless.