Great place to visit to enjoy something a bit different to your typical garden. Spotting the turtles and enjoying waddling grease is great for the soul. 🐲⛩🎋

We spent a very peaceful couple of hours wandering around the garden and sitting and watching the ducks. This is a great place to take photos, to have a picnic and just to relax. It's a lovely safe place for children and beautiful at this...More

In Japanese subarashi means incredible.Iam a real Japophile having been to Japan 8 times in the past 38 years and having been to many beautiful gardens in Japan these gardens are right up there .The Cowra Japanese Gardens in NSW are bigger and probably the...More

This is another of Toowoomba's truly delightful gardens, especially in September, when the wisteria vine is in flower. There are many other delightful flowering ornamental shrubs and trees, planted in typical Japanese style. A walk through this garden is both tranquil, and relaxing. There are...More

Beautiful gardens, can use to take wedding photos, new baby photos, even to have small lunch picnic. Tourist attraction.

Being half Japanese myself I have seen jp gardens all over Japan & the world including OZ. It's a very good recreation in such a different climate. Probably on a par with the smaller one in the hobart botanical gardens & much better than the...More

If you need a moment away from it all... a temporary respite from the heat across town... a place for the kids to run amok safely... then consider the Japanese Gardens. Sit on a park bench and watch the ducks or wander around the circuit...More

Well kept and amazing plants. Go early or late to avoid the noisy uncontrolled children that spoil the word "tranquil" gardens. Plenty of rubbish bins but inconsiderates still find places in bushes and flower beds to throw rubbish. Have some respect for a free beautiful...More

It's stunning. I take friends and family who visit there to 'show off' Toowoomba a bit. Each season it changes. It is so well done. I love all the ducks and turtles. A must see!

We should have visited this garden very early in the morning to avoid the crowd and enjoy the serenity, tranquility and beauty of this Japanese garden. It is a wonderful place to take lots of lovely pictures.