Manito Park

What a gem! We visited Duncan Garden and the Japanese gardens. With the flower beds just torn up, it was basically dirt patches amidst grass and shrubbery. But the feeling of stepping into a Jane Austen was striking! The Japanese garden was a true masterpiece. I was flooded with the peaceful balance of this garden and delighted by every view. I could have wandered around for hours, enjoying the calm it brought to my soul. It was one of a handful of places I saw on my short day trip to Spokane and by far my favorite. I will be dreaming of this garden for months to come.

This park is gorgeous! I went in early September while visiting my sister and it was beautiful but I can't wait to visit in the spring when all the gardens are in full bloom! There are so many different little garden areas that are so unique and so beautiful! I also highly recommend checking out the greenhouse! Free Park, lots of parking, paved paths, accessible parking, And dog friendly (on leash).

It's too early for the roses and flowers to be in bloom right now, but the park was still beautiful. We walked through the whole park and will be back in a few months to enjoy the gardens in full bloom. Manito Park truly is a "must-see" Spokane location.

I love this park. We went to the Christmas Lights, it was beautiful. My family has gone every Spring and Fall for a few years. The roses are amazing 🌹

Manito Park was such a cool stop! The park is free to access, including the rose gardens and Japanese garden. There are so many neat little trails, with plenty of benches and restrooms for accessibility. I only got around to about half the park during my visit, but my favorite part was the Japanese maple tree that overlooks the small pond.