Suggestions for Garden near Washington

Ashraf F. • August 22, 2013This is an amazing little hidden garden in Washington DC. A nice place for a photoshoot!!

Majed A. • April 7, 2020Beautiful garden with nice paths to walk, run, cycling. Many place to sit to enjoy the park especially near the lack.

Cheyenne G. • May 23, 2012Walk to the back of the monument for a more peaceful experience and killer view!

Chelsea V. • April 21, 2012Free garden tours on the south lawn!

Kori • May 2, 2015Check out the website, they have several fun events with food, drinks, tours, etc. House is beautifully preserved.

Tiny J. • January 18, 2020So much free parking around the place. Free entry to the grounds, beautiful gardens, a great place for a picnic or just to hang out and read.

Lemon S. • June 7, 2011Nice spot for a picnic. Beware the squirrels!

Rudi R. • May 11, 2014Fun for dog lovers and families. Gorgeous sunsets. Summer park activities are good fun, too.

Haryo W. • July 3, 2017nice place with beautiful flowers, grab some nice food around ...

Shannon J. • 2 weeks agoStop and enjoy the beautiful gardens

Jill M. • October 29, 2013Don't step on the grass. Seriously don't!

Yoav L. • August 31, 2011A hidden gem in the shadows of the Senate. Swing by for a drink on a summer evening stroll or run.

Irene U. • April 21, 2011Very cute for kids. Small, hot space, but there were about 400 butterflies on the day we went.

Amy C. • August 26, 2018Check out Jazz in the Garden Fridays during the summer!

sara a. • September 14, 2021Quite garden, good for meditation

Reid D. • October 23, 2012Unlike Westminster park a block away which is always full of children, this is a quiet place to sit.

Carmen Y. • October 25, 2016Great for taking walks, running or biking. Beautiful views and peaceful.

Suzannah S. • April 13, 2013Stroll along 18th St and enjoy the beautiful houses, gardens, and tasty restaurants

Ann A. • March 21, 2013DC's 'Secret Garden'. A 27 ac oasis, originally part of the Dumbarton Oaks Estate, the Park was designed by Beatrix Farrand, America's first prominent woman Landscape Architect. www.dopark.org

Io A. • July 14, 2017Love this garden. Cool place in the front of the white house

Ellen S. • September 19, 2018Such a cute little garden tucked away on Biltmore!

Susan B. • February 10, 2012Not the most impressive garden - it's most notable for the fact that it's so small and scrubby!

Justin G. • April 18, 2013If you'd like to be added to the waitlist for available plots, sign up here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dDA3aFZKYWQ5OVJMMmtIaTVfSUY2WXc6MQ#gid=0

Grace H. • May 2, 2014Great for dogs.

Taylor P. • June 25, 2012very pretty in th summer!