Wow! What a cute and free little neighborhood gem! Feels a little bigger than you'd expect due to the choice of paths. Has a couple benches where you could take a lunch break or have a simple little picnic and be surrounded by plants. Gift shop currently closed for COVID-19. Shop has a few plants for sale outside it for $7 using an envelope, on the honor system. Open dawn until dusk and has about ten parking spots. If this information was helpful, I would appreciate a quick like or follow. Thank you!

The Connie Hansen Garden Conservancy is a beautiful hidden gem. It is 1 to 2 acres of wonderful plants, trees and shrubs. There are also benches placed sporadically to sit and enjoy the beauty of nature.

It is not right season to expect something better but I can feel it will be pretty awesome place to be calm a while. Small pond and bridges and trees and flowers . Just take a walk with tea and take a break while for rest . Cozy garden ,,recomend off season . Highly recomend on right season .

This is a beautiful garden that takes up a full block with different things blooming from spring to fall. Admission is free. There is a gift shop but the hours are a bit limited. They also sell potted plants that they propagate to sell. There are ponds, a creek and paved paths with bridges over the creek. Parking if right there and it is very accessible for wheelchairs, walkers, etc. There are a few benches to rest or just to look and watch. Lots of birds, bumble bees, dragon flies, and there are tadpoles in the pond. It is definitely worth a visit.

I know what a rose is, but beyond that my horticulture knowledge is very limited. Nonetheless, I would recommend spending some time wandering the Connie Hansen gardens, if for no other reason than it’s peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. I went with two friends who really love gardening, and they had a great time, awing over the color or foliage of some plants, being amazed at the size of some others. I did a lot of smiling and nodding while they chatted about all the plants, but it was great to see them enjoying themselves. They can’t wait to come back in the spring. This isn’t a huge, sprawling garden, so it’s unlikely you’ll get lost. The trails are clearly marked, and covered in either tiny gravel, or stone bricks. The walking is easy, no steep inclines, plenty of shaded areas, and a few benches here and there. Some parts of the trails are marked off due to testing or restoration purposes. The gardens are open from dawn to dusk, and there is no charge. That’s right. It’s free, so no excuse not to go check it out.

Wonderful little gem and worth a visit if you are in the area !!! (and love trees !!)

One of my favorite places to visit in Lincoln City. Super quiet and the flowers and plants are always gorgeous. It's very peaceful to walk through, especially after fresh rain.

Beautiful gardens, quiet & serene. The paths are easy to navigate, easy for handicapped & pushing strollers. Great location for me to take maternity photos of my daughter-in-law. Had previously taken her & my son here for their anniversary photos. Will be bringing my new grandson to the gardens for his photos too.

Cute place to stop and look at the flowers. Bring a book and find a spot on the bench:)

Beautiful little space, with peaceful walking paths. Right smack in the middle of a residential neighborhood, which was really cool too. Free admission, but if you visit, there is a donation jar near the little shop and I'm sure they'd be thankful for any contributions. We were there a few weeks ago and the volunteer in the shop was very informative about the history of the property, the plants and the plans for the future. If you're interested in knowing more about the conservancy I'd recommend speaking with the volunteer. They have many small gifts and trinkets, as well as plants for sale. This was a nice little break from the hustle and bustle of the more touristy areas.