Washington Park Arboretum Review

The Washington Park Arboretum covers 230 acres and offers various trails to hike. It’s free to the public and contains a vast variety of plant life, and I enjoyed seeing pops of color from flowering shrubs and trees during my stroll. It’s a huge space, so don’t expect to cover all the gardens and areas in one day. There are lots of plants for sale as well, and different options for purchasing them. I saw couples and families also taking walks or biking in the park, but it was not packed with crowds - it’s a very pleasant and quiet space.

Washington's plant area is very large, it is also a park with decades of history, the vegetation is particularly rich, the trees are shaded, and there are different colors of flowers everywhere, very beautiful, not many people.

The Washington Botanical Garden is also a very good place to go. The Washington Botanical Garden is also a public facility on the continent. There are many huge forest plants here. Many trees are the area of decades. The forest coverage of the botanical garden is very large.

The botanical garden is very large and there are many plants. There are fewer tourists than we expected. The whole park is full of plants, especially good-looking, the air is particularly fresh, and it is very convenient for us to drive by ourselves.

It was a beautiful Fall day and we had a lovely walk ending at the Japanese garden. Only $4 to enter, it was well worth the expense and the time. Quite picturesque providing for some nice photo opportunities.