The Garden, which opened in 1999, spans 80 acres and boasts 20 specialty gardens, as well as waterfalls, fountains, quiet ponds, a working tree farm, tram tours, a summer concert series and the Gordon House, which was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and is open to the public.
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Oregon garden is a must see
The gardens are gorgeous! So much to see!we took the tram.annd the tour guide was a young woman who was very informed. I had taken the tram ride before but this tour guide knew more .
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Beautiful environment
The garden is vastly improving after having been mismanaged by the resort. Once the resort was removed from managing the garden, it improved immensely. It is also recovering from an ice storm a few years ago. Given the challenges of the past the garden is an amazing asset to the town of Silverton and the Willamette Valley. There’s still some things to be done but overall it is an amazing place to visit.
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Top Notch
Very good food as well as Garden tour. Restaurant service was top notch our Server was Sheila she was amazing. Never had better service
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Great experience!
The Oregon Garden’s Discovery Pavilion in the Rediscovery Forest was the perfect site for our celebration. April was very communicative leading up to our event, and the day-of help, Zoe, was on point. We expressed some concerns about the condition of the wooden benches at the pavilion and staff repaired the benches well before our event date. The rental cost was great, and the fact that guests had access to the entire garden on the day of the event was a wonderful bonus. One thing to note is that the electrical outlets at the edge of the forest aren’t functional so you might consider bringing a portable power source if you intend to plug into that area. We brought our own with us so our live musician could perform at the edge of the trees and therefore didn’t have any issues with power. We highly recommend having your celebration at the Oregon Garden.
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Beautiful gardens, not so great on education
We’ve visited the gardens many times and I noticed that there are fewer and fewer labels on the plants each time. I wish the garden would focus more on education! There were labels on most of the trees in the PNW garden but that was about it.