NOT DOG FRIENDLY!!! To those who said this park is dog friendly, NOT TRUE. It comes up on Google as "Dog Friendly."

Nice walkways, dog friendly area for your pooch. I like to come here to play Pokemon Go. There are 2 gyms and 3 pokestops, very close together and lots of roaming Pokemon to catch.

When my daughter told me she was taking me to this fabulous garden near the dump I was skeptical. Wow, she was right! This garden is worth the trip! It's quiet, well groomed and gorgeous! The main loop is paved with some benches, but if you'd like up close and personal you'll need to walk on the grassy areas. So, not suitable for wheelchairs or wheeled walkers, etc. There's plenty of parking with some handicapped spaces. If you love gardens and plants it's well worth the visit.

This place is a part of the Scattercreak Refuge. It protects the wetlands and the meadow area the large elk herd likes to graze on there. The herd is a beautiful specitical to see, if you are into that. I for one am and love driving the back road into Olympia to enjoy it.

Loved the park, it was great to walk around with our kids and check out all the different plants. Some of the displays are worn down I hope that it gets some needed maintenance in the spring. It also could do with some better signage to get to the park as it can be confusing with the traffic in/outof the landfill.

This park is awesome. Great place to walk around and explore, would highly recommend checking it out.

It was raining but it looked inviting from the camper. With the rain out, I didn't walk the whole park, even though, as parks go, I thought, and I still do, that this is a small park but a good park to visit with kids. Up front when you arrive you see an orchard looking park then notice the foot pathways leading through and weaving around in the park. As you walk up closer you'll notice that many of the trees, plants, shrubs, and flowers are identified by markers placed in front of or near almost all of the plants. So even if you don't know your plants and trees, you can take kids there and help them identify each of the plants they see. I have always liked green settings that also have I.D. tags for the plant's names. Sorry, I didn't read what other information was on the tags... it was raining.

Good place to walk dogs, it was added to the area a few years ago and it is definitely a great addition but the park can sometimes have dogs that are rough around other dogs but don't let that discourage you from going.

Probably the biggest and best dog park in Thurston County. Oh yeah, there's a nice botanical garden and gazebo there too.

SEPT 5, ALWAYS THOUGHT THE GARDEN WAS CLOSED, ITS IN THE NAME. IT'S OPEN DAILY, LOVED THE WONDERFUL SEDUM. I'LL BE BACK A LOT, HARD TO GET OUT OF PARKING LOT. HAD TO GO BACK TODAY TO SHOW A FRIEND, THE HARDY FUCHSIA WAS HER LOVE IN THE GARDEN. PARKED AT DOG PARK EASY EXIT. THANKS