Came here with the hubby to celebrate a friend's 50th birthday. The celebration was held at the old house in the hill, it's a great setting for special events and intimate weddings. It's a compact garden but it's a nice little refuge from the city. Nice and easy walking paths. read more

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WILDLIFE CAN BE SEEN HERE ======================= I love Descanso Gardens and being able to enter at 8:00 a.m. as a member. The dual membership where you can take a guest is about $85 I think. Check their website. Saw a Black Bear this morning, May 22, 2026. Staff was herding it away from the duck cabin with an air horn. I snapped at video of the bear. Turn the sound down. Love all the birds, flowers, Japanese Tea Garden, the Great Horned Owl family, the Jones Coffee Trailer, the Gift Store and more. read more

A nice place to take a long stroll and look at nature. They offer a wide variety of plants, trees, artwork and some water features. I would highly recommend that you go on a day when the weather is moderate and that you wear comfortable shoes. There are some cool ponds with Koi fish. Parking is free and there is a lot of it. There is also a restaurant called the Farmhouse on the property which had some pretty tasty food in a nice setting. read more

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Surrounded by mountains, Descanso Gardens is a botanical garden, living museum, and urban oasis. There are multiple paths and trails you can take when exploring these gardens. Tickets are currently $18 per adult and $8 per child, which can be either purchased online in advance or in person at the entrance. Members get free admission. My husband and I enjoyed a nice stroll through all of the open gardens, spending a few hours total here. It was really nice to see the large collection of camellias and the historic landscapes. I suggest paying attention to the bloom calendar to see what flowers are blooming. Many flowers like cherry blossoms, irises, and lilacs are in full bloom in March, making spring a very popular time to visit. Roses are in full bloom from April through October, with 5 acres devoted to the rose garden. Regardless of which season you visit during, you can always get lots of beautiful pictures at this place all year long. My husband and I took plenty of nice photos throughout the various gardens while admiring the beauty of nature. It was definitely a good thing that we visited on a weekday, so the gardens were not crowded whatsoever. read more

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I love visiting Descanso Gardens -- this is not our first time here, and we keep coming back again and again. The gardens are beautiful in every season. Right now, roses and poppies are in bloom, and there are still a few camellias left. Lilacs, magnolias, tulips, and mimosa have already finished blooming, but there's still plenty to enjoy and see. One of the great things is that you can visit for free with an EBT card -- just show it at the entrance, which makes this place more accessible for families . There is a large free parking lot, which is very convenient. Inside, you'll also find a few cozy coffee spots and a nice gift shop. It's a perfect place for a peaceful walk, to relax, and to enjoy nature. Highly recommend! read more

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I still enjoy this place but it seems like more people are starting to as well. It can get busy on Saturdays - so we try to get there early to enjoy the peace and quiet The art exhibits they have right now are super cool and I recommend walking to the top to see those I love walking through the tall trees and just finding a spot to observe nature. When the area by the train and rose garden get noisy this is a nice tranquil spot read more

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Came here with my daughter and this place is amazing has beautiful rose gardens and places you can walk and feels like so relaxing. It's my first time here with my daughter , we enjoyed it very much. It's very quite place a lot of trees plenty of shade place as well. It's $18.00 to get in. read more

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Descanso Gardens is an absolute must-visit. This stunning botanical garden offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature, with expansive grounds and numerous scenic trails that make it easy to explore without ever feeling crowded. My main goal for this visit was to see the cherry blossoms, and luckily I made it just in time. The blooms were breathtaking and created such a serene atmosphere throughout the garden. Unfortunately, I just missed tulip season, but Descanso rotates seasonal horticultural displays, so there's always something beautiful to see no matter when you visit. Beyond the gardens themselves, there's also a museum on the grounds, adding another layer to the experience and making it easy to spend a few relaxing hours here. I highly recommend purchasing tickets online--it's quick and easy. Admission is also very reasonable at just $18 for adults, which feels like a great value for such a well-maintained and expansive space. If I lived locally, becoming a member would absolutely be worth it. A couple of tips: wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water, as you'll likely want to spend plenty of time wandering the trails and soaking in the scenery. read more

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It was my first time visiting Descanso Gardens, and I had a wonderful time looking at all the flowers and greenery. An adult ticket cost $18; it was convenient to purchase online. I arrived when they opened at 9 am and had an easy time finding parking. Thankfully, it didn't feel crowded during my entire visit of around three hours. Near the entrance, I first visited the Japanese Garden and saw Akebono cherry blossoms. These usually have a pale pink color that fades to white. They mostly looked white when I visited. Interestingly, there were a few vibrant roses that were a little hidden in this area. It was ideal as I wasn't in the way of others while taking pictures. Next, I made my way to the Lilac Garden. These exist at Descanso because a plant researcher by the name of Walter Lammerts hybridized lilacs to grow in California's warm climate. The "White Lace" lilacs were one of the most fragrant that day. After smelling the lilacs, I took a slightly steep path to the Hilltop Gardens. There were stairs that led to a dirt path with an expansive view of the San Gabriel Mountains. I then headed down to the Camellia Forest. Descanso contains the largest camellia collection in North America. I walked along lengthy pathways of evergreen shrubs blooming with many pink camellias. The walkways were also lined with bushes of blooming clivia: vibrantly orange lilies. I then visited other areas and got to see owls and a turtle. Back toward the main entrance, I saw the model train area with its elevated bridges and railway system. I've never seen garden-scale model locomotives, so it was a serendipitous moment taking pictures and admiring the area. Finally, I walked over to the Rose Garden. With an area of five acres holding 1,600 colorful roses, there was so much to see. One rose, the Baronne de Rothschild, was especially large. Overall, Descanso Gardens has an amazing collection of flowers and greenery. I could see myself visiting next year to see different types of blooming flowers. It was worth the admission cost to explore the gardens and take as much photos as I could on my camera. Going during the morning on a weekend was ideal even during the spring when I expected a peak attendance. read more

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This is one of the most unique gardens I've been to and for good reason. For general admission, it was $18 per person, was able to take my wife here for a scenic walk. As we both love walking/hiking, this garden was the perfect spot to visit. Parking is free which is a nice sight to see. I recommend buying tickets online before visiting to avoid waiting in line to get in. It can get busy at times because of how popular the garden is. We visited during winter season so some of the flowers/plants weren't in season. Regardless of that fact, the route and trails were still very pretty. There's a map which I recommend taking a picture of to keep track of where you're. There are some parts of the garden where it's quite a steep incline, recommended to wear proper shoes to avoid any injuries. Each part of the garden is designated to a specific theme and they overlap pretty well. Tons of pretty and colorful flowers all around. Most popular is of course, the rose garden, very much a perfect spot for beautiful photos. During the holidays, Descanso has holiday lights, which my wife and I are very interested in as we missed out this year. Will definitely be back to check that out and to see other flowers when it's in season. read more

This place is magical! There are so many gardens to explore. I have two young children that love to walk around and see different varieties of flowers. We love to be on the lookout for unique flowers. The staff is so friendly and helpful! We've been coming here for 7 years and really enjoy how peaceful and beautiful everything is. If you have a chance to visit Enchanted Forest or Carved, they're amazing! We go with the family each year to one or the other. Sometimes both. They have yummy snacks, adult and children's beverages. It makes for a magical night to help welcome the fall or Christmas season. read more

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I've only ever been to Descanso Gardens at night for the Enchanted Forest of Light, so this was my first daytime visit, and honestly... where has this version been all my life? It was such a beautiful place to spend the day. That said, I did show up at a slightly tragic time thanks to the recent heatwaves. I just missed peak tulip bloom (still not over it), and a lot of the lilacs were looking a little... crispy. The Sun said "not this year," apparently. But even with that, what was in bloom was still really pretty. The camellia forest completely stole the show for me. I think I have a new favorite tree now? The rose garden was also lovely, and we basically turned the whole visit into a little scavenger hunt trying to find anything still blooming. It ended up being such a fun, whimsical way to celebrate my 37th birthday, even if the flowers didn't fully cooperate. I'll absolutely be back next year... and I'm coming for those tulips at their peak this time read more

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Descanso Gardens is a great place to spend a beautiful day out in nature. The price is reasonable and there's a discount for children and seniors. The gardens are quite large but manageable so you can see everything without spending too much time. The Japanese garden was our favorite area. The 12k sf Boddy House is interesting to visit as well. Currently there's an exhibit on "therolinguistics", which is the science of non-human languages of plants and animals. I never knew such a thing existed. We went to see the cherry blossoms which were supposed to be in full bloom, but we were a little late for the peak. Nevertheless we saw some beautiful remnants, as well as tulips and many other varietals. There's a nice gift shop and a farm to table restaurant on site. read more

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We've been coming here for years and it never disappoints. The lush natural beauty is calming and there's rarely a big crowd. The rose garden is breathtaking in Spring, the many paths wind around under canopies of oaks and other foliage. The train is a joy for kids to ride. It's home to one of the oldest oaks in California. Plus it's a good spot for weddings. Pair the tour of the grounds with a meal at the Farmhouse and you've got a memorable outing! read more

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First time here and I have to say I was a little underwhelmed. The grounds are nice, but a bit smaller than what I was expecting. We came on a crisp, cool day, so it was very cold at first, but it was nice because being surrounded by all the trees made the air feel extra clean and mountain-y. The staff I interacted with were all nice and the gift shop has some cute and unique items. There is a cafe with outdoor seating, and they sell beer and wine as well. A nice place to check out, but I preferred the botanical garden. read more

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Descanso Gardens is a 100-acre, year-round botanical garden, known for its extensive oak woodlands, camellia collection, and seasonal blooms like March tulips. It's a peaceful, picturesque place for walking and nature enthusiasts. It's the largest collection of camellias in the western hemisphere. It also has a curated rose garden and native oak forests. It offers a 1.5 hour, low-energy walking experience, the "Sturt Haaga Gallery", a Japanese Tea House, and a mini-train ride for children. March/April is the best time to visit for the superbloom. Popular events include the fall carved pumpkin event and the winter enchanted light show. We came here on Saturday for the newly opened restaurant for brunch and took a relaxing nature stroll in the afternoon in the garden. It's a very beautiful garden. Definitely will be back for the superbloom! read more

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Ate at the Farmhouse and loved it and then went in and walked all around the rose gardens and saw the train too. So fun and flowers were blooming everywhere. Made my friend and me and my mom very happy. Thank you to all who work there. We come about 5 times a year and love it! I miss the summer music though. read more

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So glad I got a membership to Descanso Gardens--it's quickly become one of my favorite spots. It's the perfect place for a peaceful stroll with my baby, super relaxing and beautifully maintained. I live locally and totally recommend the membership (98$ for two adults) They also have a cute coffee cart out front with lounging chairs, which makes it such a nice spot to sit and unwind. Plus, there's a snack shop inside for a quick bite. Overall, such a calm, family-friendly place--I'll definitely be coming here all the time! read more

Came here with a member, so it was free. We came on a weekday so it was not crowded at all. It was a lovely stroll. The flowers are so beautiful, and the environment is serene and tranquil. We saw a lot of wildlife, from parrots, to cayotes, and herons. Beautiful place to reconnect with nature. read more

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Absolutely amazing gardens. So much to see. Japanese gardens, rose gardens, forests.lovely walks and so peaceful read more

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Beautiful. Hard to believe you're in the LA area. We went on a Monday afternoon, busy, but not too crowded. We spoke with a landscape staffer (tending plants) and he shared with us that Descanso Gardens is not a park as so many people think but rather a bontanical garden. As we walked around, our eyes, when gazing down, or around or upward, were greeted with beautiful sights and color. The themed areas, Rose, Japanese, Lilac, Camellia Gardens were particularly inviting. The Descanso website will mention current events and what is in bloom. The restaurant is convenient for a relaxing meal or snack. We may return for their night event "Enchanted Forest of Light" later in the year. read more

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A lovely hidden gem, especially in February when the extensive camelias are in bloom, as well as the tulips. There are plenty of wide trails, a cute train area, an upscale restaurant and a plant store. Its a pleasant forested oasis just off the 210. read more

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Came here for the tulips that were in bloom and I was blown away. I didn't realize there were so many different types and colors and variations of tulips. They were so beautiful and vibrant. Their colors really popped. And it was basically in peak bloom. Because I know they can easily wilt in the hot California sun and it was pretty sunny and hot when we were there. We got there around 940am and there was already people leaving (early entrance for members) and people walking in. It was really busy for a Monday morning. Once they scan your pass they let you in and out with no problem. Which is nice because the food and drinks and coffee truck and gift shop and large bathrooms were outside of the main entrance. This is a very large garden with multiple areas. I really enjoyed the living giants forest with the tall trees and fern. Made you feel as though you transported back in time. I was half expecting a dinosuar to come out from behind the trees. The Japanese garden was nice with the white and pink cherry blossoms. Loved the little bridge as well as the koi fish there. They have a small train ride for kids and adults a like that you pay an extra 10 dollars for. It was a neat feature. The rose garden was pretty. Not really in bloom. But the arches with the mountains in the background were visually stunning. We found ourselves at a little park bench watching the turtles and birds in the river a bit away from the main crowd and in the shade. It was relaxing to people watch there and cool down. They have a museum up the hill. Weird abstract art. I really enjoyed the air conditioning in there. Some of the artwork was downright disturbing. The artist was doing way too much. Other art peices were pretty interesting. But the AC was a nice reprieve from the heat. You can spend as much or as little time here. We spent about 4 hours here, and we were able to explore the majority od things as well as go back to the tulip fields multiple times. There was old people here, young people, kids and teenagers here. But what was really nice was that they all had an interest for plants. No one was out of control or destroying plants or being rude. So that was really nice to see and experience. The pond/lake up top could use some work. It had way to much standing water and algea. Cesspool for insects and flies. But lots of cool birds and animals in there too. If this was how stunning 40,000 planted tulips can be in a relatively small area, I cant wait to visit the tulip fields in Holland and really enjoy that spectacular view. We had a great time here. They really have a love for these plants. They really maintain this place well. Walking paths are clearly marked. Signs are visible. Plants are thriving. Ponds and rivers were a little dirty but thats nature. I enjoyed myself here and wouldn't mind coming back to support their work here. read more

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A wonderful spot to wander about and have a nice lunch under the trees. Descanso Gardens grew from a private estate to a lovely botanical garden. Still has one of the largest collections of Camellias anywhere. Also, a large rose garden, Japanese Garden, oak woodlands, and a tiny gauge rail line to ride around on. read more

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La Canada, CA We absolutely loved our visit here. We visited on an afternoon where it had been raining pretty decently for the last day or so. Visiting the garden when there was a slight reprieve from the rain was unbelievable. Moisture and condensation was still on the leaves of the plants and we were totally surprised by the Ancient Forest which is a mixture of oaks, redwood trees and ferns, absolutely breathtaking. We did a loop around the property in about an hour and we met some really nice folks on our walk. It was wonderful to visit on a day when it was not crowded it was actually rather quiet and peaceful. To hear the birds in the forest and enjoy the brisk clean air, it was really quite lovely. We took a quick peek into their nursery and gift shop. This place is so much nicer than I remember it from years ago. We have visited larger and botanical gardens with a larger variety of plant species although our experience here on this particular day is what garnered the five stars. Nevertheless, we will definitely return! read more

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Descanso Gardens is a local treasure. We became members and we walk there on a very regular basis. In the hot months we'd go right at 8 am (members get to enter an hour before it opens to the public) to beat the heat. The ancient grove is a fav spot. The air is different and a prehistoric feel envelops you. Strolling through the rose gardens is always a treat both visually and aromatically. The historically significant camellia collection is stunning as well. There is a treat awaiting you if you've never been, and if it's been a while, I recommend a visit read more

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After dinner at the Farmhouse, we decided to check out the Enchanted Forest of Light. This holiday event transforms the gardens into a different realm of magic, mystery, and glowing lights. This was my first time visiting the gardens, so I don't know what they look like during the day. Honestly, if it weren't for already being at Descanso Gardens for dinner, I probably wouldn't have spent the money for the Enchanted Forest of Lights. It felt more geared toward adults with children running around and enjoying the space. It wasn't really my thing, but since we were already there, we figured why not. I did appreciate that they offered sweets, hot drinks, wine, and beer for purchase throughout the garden. I tried the "spiked" hot chocolate, but there was nothing spiked about it. My husband and I didn't stay long--we walked through, took some photos and videos, and then made our way to the exit. Things to note: * Dress warmly--it gets very chilly * Expect lots of kids running around and kicking up dirt * Tickets are non-refundable, have timed entry, and must be purchased in advance read more

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I stopped by here for a quick visit with my one-year-old in May 2025, thinking it was a large, open entry park we could stroll around for 15 minutes or so. When I saw the ticketing counter upon entry, I realized it was actually a full-on botanical garden! The lady at the counter was super kind and happy to provide tons of information about the gardens. We were short on time, so it wouldn't have made sense to purchase admission, but this place is most definitely on my bucket list! Even though we didn't get to go in this time, the 5 stars was for how amazing customer service was from the kind and patient lady at the counter as well as how beautiful even just the blossoms and trees in the parking lot were! Can't wait to set aside a day visit here in the future, hopefully next spring! read more

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Descanso Gardens are a treasure. Give yourself about 1-1.5 hours to take it all in. You will probably go back multiple times, different seasons for different blooms. Parking lot is large. (Non members) Check online for their free days for the following month, note: spots fill up fast. Plenty of shade all around. Only slightly steep incline is up to the Boddy house. Definitely check out the Lilac Garden in Spring. The Camellia Garden is beautiful as well. The Tea House, red bridge and koi pond are a must see. March superbloom is gorgeous especially the tulips Check the Gardens social media for current blooms. Whenever there I ask Garden team members for their favourite spot. *I had to add all of my many other photos to Descanso page, not in this review. read more

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When family members who live in town come to visit in the fall, there's no other place to go other than to a beautiful garden. Descanso Gardens were the perfect outing and although there weren't as many blooms as one would see in the spring, nonetheless it was amazing. We wandered around the grounds admiring just how lovely the gardens always are. Reservation are suggested with ample parking. read more

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I love spending time at Descanso Gardens--it's the perfect place for a peaceful stroll, whether you're walking solo or pushing a stroller with a baby. The paths are spacious, calm, and easy to navigate, with plenty of room to stop, wander, and just enjoy being outside. There's always something seasonal to look forward to, which keeps every visit feeling a little different. They also have a restaurant on site that I haven't had a chance to try yet, but it's nice to know it's there. During our last visit, the train section was closed, but it looked like they were actively working on something new, which is exciting. If you live close enough, a membership is absolutely worth it--you'll find yourself wanting to come back often. read more

a family favorite! my toddler absolutely adores descanso, especially the enchanted railroad. we have been going to descanso as members for the past 4-5 years! however, the train can be finicky and sometimes is not running if it's raining/sprinkling or if the grounds are a little wet. so definitely check on their site or call in before coming (if you want to ride the train). also, you'll need a ticket to ride the train which is separate from the general ticket. the train ticket is $5/all ages for a 4-5 min train ride which is a bit pricey to me if you compare it to travel town $4/adults, $3/kids that loops around twice at a total of 8-10 min. the grounds are well shaded and i love how the garden are not overly manicured and has more of a beautiful natural vibe. membership is also very reasonable in price and parking is free! read more

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Visited Descanso Gardens on Valentine's Day - it was a beautiful day during peak camellia season so thankfully got to see many of them bloom! The rose garden of course was fairly barren since it's winter, but considering the size of the camellia forests I'd say it's definitely worth your time to check it out in the winter. We saw a lot of families with little ones (they had a kids activity station and a cute mini train that winds around the garden). Their nursery and gift shop had a lot of cute/neat stuff and is located outside the entrance to the garden. Also appreciated how many trash cans there are to dissuade littering. We saw a small variety of creatures as well (squirrels, geese, ducks, lizards, spiders). read more

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Honestly come here during spring, it'll probably have more flowers. Its a nice area, you can see the mountain range in the back. Plenty of parking, but limited shaded parking. The area inside is big (restaraunt / gift shop). However, the garden was smaller than expected. In the summer it was mostly trees and dried up prairie land, I was surprised to have walked the whole thing when we expected half. The lake kinda dried up and is full of some green algae. There is a really pretty spot in front with a miniature train track and flower garden (roses), but that was pretty much the only place with plants this season. The staff are nice and overall vibes are chill, not much people. It can get quite sunny (around a fourth to a half is not shaded, sort of like hiking in socal) so bring a hat. They do have water bottle filling stations in the front the merch kinda needs redesign. The dragonflies are red and really pretty. Overall seems to just be an off season right now! read more

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Such a beautiful local botanical garden that you can really spend hours at. Parking is free which is a plus and I thought entrance at $18 on a weekend was reasonable. Plenty of seats and benches throughout the garden as well that are great for sitting and chatting, reading, or just taking a break from the walking. The gift shop has cute nature themed merchandise and there are a couple of options for food as well. Definitely see myself coming back for another day at the garden. read more

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I never knew this place existed and was excited to come and check it out. My friends have memberships to this garden thing which kind of reminds me of the Huntington Library style but maybe this place is a little bit smaller in size. Descanso Gardens I located in the city of La Cañada Flintridge. That is a mouthful, but this place looks very well organized and a ton of friendly employees. We bought tickets right at the front reception and then we walked in to explore. There is this really cute mini train that you can ride on. Even adults can go on it too! You just have to pay a couple dollars and then you are off on a short and scenic ride. Bring your hat, sunscreen and any if protection you have, because the sun hits hard during the summer and that is when I went here. Beautiful areas and also they have this cute turtle pond! Plenty of different things to see and do and I am sure kids would love this place! read more

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If you live in the area, it's worth having the membership to. These gardens aren't the most grand or extravagant, but the long winding trails feel more natural than manicured and there's always something you discover. Parking is free, so even if you come for an hour it's worth the drive over! read more

It's nice to visit throughout the year as the garden will plant and decorate according to the seasons. Great time to visit is when the tulips are blooming or when the cherry blossom trees are blossoming. read more

We read all the hype and decided to visit Descanso Gardens, which is about 1 1/2 hours from our home. When we went through the admission line we were told the Rose Garden was closed because of a wedding there. How can the Gardens rent and close a section of the Gardens for which we are paying a fee to see? Isn't that double - dipping and not fair to the visitor? We then proceeded up a steep hill to visit the Boddy House. When we got there we were told it was closed. We saw chairs set up as if a wedding was going to take place. Then we proceeded to the California plants area. Guess what- a guard was there and told us it was closed. Okay, so 3 out of 3 attractions closed. We wondered how that can be when we just paid to get in. Then we proceeded to the Forest area and that too was closed. 4 out of 4? Apparently, there was a bear somewhere so they closed the exhibit areas. We then went to the Promenade and saw some pretty California poppies. This was the best exhibit so far. I was very bothered by the way the Gardens can close half of the exhibits and expect visitors to be okay with it. When we left I mentioned it to the person in the ticket office. He didn't say sorry but just indicated that that's the way it is. As a careful consumer, I don't accept that. I asked why it wasn't on their website that all these exhibits would be closed. I suggested there should be some kind of consideration to give to visitors ( I was thinking free tickets for another date.). He said he could refund our money, so I said okay. We got a refund but we did drive over an hour to get there and this was supposed to be a nice day trip for Memorial weekend. I must add that the restaurant was full, so we went to the little marketplace. I saw a can of soda that sells for $2.75 at Sprouts priced at $6.00 there. In my opinion it was price gauging. I suggest people eat elsewhere before visiting Descanso Gardens. read more

First of all a little expensive but aside from that this is a very worthwhile place to stop and walk bring a hat bring sunscreen bring water though they have pop-up food places that you can stop by and stop in prices are actually reasonable the time we went they also had mimosas for $4 you can buy tickets online to save time standing in line you can also buy the train tickets which I highly recommend to do especially enjoyable for the kids the lines can be super long but definitely worth it the train ride is way too short in my opinion they're parking situation well let's just say drive your oldest car that you don't care to get scratched there is a limited parking lot and mostly it will be dirt unmarked parking areas adjacent to the parking lot and the parking lot attendance/security/contracted workers are not the best in guiding you into those spaces and also other drivers are not mindful of their parking so prepare to get lots of dents or Park Super far away this place is built with lots of volunteers so be nice to them they're volunteering their time to service the community and allow this Garden area to be open for you to enjoy they also offer annual memberships if your local to the area This is highly worth it as they'll pay for itself emissions after just a couple of visits it's not as well maintained as the Huntington Library but that is spend it under a different endowment which Descanso Gardens does not have that privilege read more

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