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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Shadow of what this event used to be!
Save your money!!! This is pathetic and a shadow of what it used to be when it was at the Oregon Garden. Extremely disappointing. Not worth the drive or money.
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Extremely disappointed, Unprofessional
I am extremely disappointed with the treatment my partner and I received at this wedding venue. Not only were we treated poorly by the staff, but we also discovered that the contract we signed was misrepresented to us. The lack of transparency and honesty is truly disheartening. I would strongly advise against considering this venue for any special event, as their behavior left a sour taste in what should have been a joyful and memorable experience.
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The Best Gardens in Oregon
It's truly a beautiful layout. Try to go on a sunny day and enjoy the walking and the flowers. Excellent lay out, easy parking. Kids love to run around and play games. We had fabulous afternoon.
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Well Worth Seeing
An extraordinary garden that is beautiful, peaceful and pet friendly. We spent a few hours here enjoying the gardens which are quite incredible. The park is divided into many different areas which are all worth checking out. The staff is friendly and eager to assist. We thoroughly enjoyed our time here and could have spent longer.
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Beautiful garden
The garden is beautiful. We were there in the spring and I think it would be worth going back in different seasons. We were there for 3 hours walking around with our dogs. Only disappointment was dogs were not allowed on the tram tour. The were allowed in the visitor center and gift shop. Great experience.