Been here a few times now, really nice set up in Winter for Christmas, also just a great place to relax and take in the sights.

We visited this place on our last day in Vancouver after touring Queen Elizabeth park and were very glad we did. We only budgeted an hour for it. Ended up spending two hours and still wanted to spend more. Wished we could have visited it...More

The gardens are beautifully laid out by themes and / or by regions. There is always something in bloom and the grounds are well worth walking even if there wasn't. They have both docent-led walking and electric cart tours. I recommend one or both to...More

The gardens were quite pretty and nice to walk around on a sunny Vancouver day. The hedge maze was interesting and a fun addition to the park. However at $11 entry (plus tax) the gardens could be nicer. When we went half of the sunflower...More

Beautiful, manicured garments of flowers, shrubs, water features, glorious trees with clear markers and accessible paths. The adjacent Shaughnessy restaurant was lovely and delicious!

Lovely place to stroll, contemplate and enjoy. Very interesting plantings, the maze was rather easy for teenagers - younger children would enjoy! Lots of space. Would like to have stayed near here just for the huge area and variety.

An excellent example of a botanical garden that is loved as well as tended. The wide variety of species is wonderful and the care taken to ensure the gardens are in excellent shape is impressive.

Went to this place just because it was nearby and we needed to kill a few hours before our flight home. Really glad we did. This place was really stunning and well maintained. Much bigger than you'd imagine too, you could definitely spend a whole...More

They've done a wonderful job with the variety of plants in this garden, it's beautiful in every season! We have a membership, I even enjoy walking there in the winter months when the flowers are dormant. We used to live within walking distance to the...More

Hard to believe that was made from a golf course only 50 years ago. Well-labeled and designed specimens. The "Canadian Heritage" area was a big disappointment--all dried out!