From the coast to the high desert, Oregon is home to an incredible collection of public gardens — places that inspire curiosity, spark creativity, and invite you to slow down and enjoy the beauty of the natural world. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful stroll, a family-friendly afternoon, or ideas for your own home garden, these destinations offer something for everyone.
We do our best to keep each garden’s information up to date, but hours, admission, and events can change — so be sure to check the garden’s website for the most current details before you visit.
Explore the gardens below to plan your next outing, learn more about the plants that thrive in our region, and experience the many ways Oregonians grow, care for, and celebrate the landscape around us.
Open daily. Hours and admission vary seasonally. Check website for details.
The Oregon Garden is a stunning botanical garden encompassing more than 130 acres, featuring specialty gardens which showcase the diverse botanical beauty of the Willamette Valley and the Pacific Northwest. Our gardens are guaranteed to delight guests of all ages, from our Pet-Friendly Garden to our Children’s Garden.
Echo has been an award-winning Tree City USA since 1989 and is Oregon’s smallest tree city. The Oregon Trail Arboretum is located on Neely Lane across Gerone Street from Echo Elementary, just east of the school's athletic field. It features over 100 ornamental trees and shrubs.
Nestled next to the Willamette River near the Washington Jefferson Street bridge is the eight and a half-acre park known as Owen Rose Garden. The rose garden features the nationally recognized Oregon Heritage Cherry Tree, a large open turf area, a public restroom, accessible gravel walkways with benches, a pergola-lined paved walkway, a 28-foot diameter gazebo, an arbor picnic area, a parking lot and maintenance facility, and an impressive collection of heritage and heirloom roses.
