Manito Park, Spokane

Please. In my opinion most beautiful park in Spokane. It has a great history, a duck pond, Japanese, Lilac, Duncan and Rose Gardens. The Park Bench is open in the summer months and serves great sandwiches, and once a week offers music. You can sit on the grass and listen to music while you enjoy your picnic. There is a conservatory where you can walk through and enjoy cacti, birds of paradise, beautiful flowers and the reflection pond. Twice a year they have a plant sale as well

As someone who works in the industry, I think I tend to look at parks with a more critical eye than most folks. I was amazed at this place. So many different components of a park all taken care of perfectly. The gardens are amazing, plenty of walking trails, playgrounds, splash park, greenhouse, trees, a large pond. People everywhere we're happy to be there. Not hardly any garbage anywhere. Very impressed.

Beautiful, tranquil, and well kept. I visited on a Saturday morning and had a wonderful experience. The Japanese garden is well shaded and has several nice places to sit and be still. The rose garden is the most extensive that I have ever seen. With lovely soft grass, there where were so many varieties of colours and smells. The perennial garden was another beauty all in its own, fragrances and colours abound.

Gorgeous park with lots of different gardens and trails for walking. The Rose Garden has many, many varieties that I never knew existed! Duncan Gardens is a beautiful location for a wedding. Dog friendly, except for the Japanese Garden which was my only disappointment.

This is a beautiful place in the heart of Spokane. The conservatory is worth visiting for any nature lover. It has plants from all over the world. And you can see variety of cactus which is mesmerizing. The Duncan garden in front of it is so we'll maintained that you will fall in love with it. Lots of space for kids to play and adults to roam around. Lots of parking space too. In love with it !!