Portland Japanese Tea Garden
add photosProclaimed one of the most authentic Japanese gardens outside of Japan, the Portland Japanese Garden is a 5.5-acre haven of tranquil beauty. Take a break from the Zoo and stroll through the peaceful setting.
Guided tours at 1p.m. on weekends
Hours: Oct 1— Mar 31
•10am-4pm Tue–Sun
•12-4pm Mon
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"Scenery & Hiking"
The Japanese Garden has very beautiful scenery and it is a great place to hike with the kids. It may not be very suitable for toddlers and very hard with a stroller. You can get a free pass through washington county cooperative libraries. You'll need to reserve in advance. The pass has to be picked & returned on the same day.
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"love the view..."
I lovethis park as all are set very amazingly. i always like to go a lot in fall. i like photographyand always get nice pictures. always satisfied. the arrangement was excellent with breath taking views. And also love the view of mount hood. like to walk around and try to find somethign very very good shot of pictures.
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"Hidden Treasure"
The Portland Japanese Tea Garden is incredible. On a clear day it offers a perfect and gorgeous view of Mt Hood. Lots of trails to walk and quiet places to sit. A true sanctuary and hidden getaway. LOVE the trickling water and greenery all around. Highly recommend!! It's always been a wonderful place for our little ones to explore nature!
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"A Must See!"
Gorgeous. Spent Xmas morning here - in the cool, frost of the day. It was spectacular and beautiful. Love it! Will go at least once a season!
A great place to use a baby carrier. Lots of stairs. Not really stroller friendly.
Quiet - Sanctuary.
Beautiful grounds.
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"Worth the admission (and kids under 6 are free!)"
You might not think a formal garden would be fun for kids but our toddler really enjoyed it - I even think they infused him w/ peace and harmony while we were there. There are 5 different gardens each with its own feel. He loved watching the koi, exploring the foot paths and sitting in a "new house" each time. At the time of our visit, they had a spectactular bonsai exhibit - amazingly pruned trees that were tiny yet decades old. A must-see, plus you can pair with the nearby Rose Garden for a full day.
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