Dunsmuir Botanical Gardens - Dunsmuir, California

El Dunsmuir Botanical Gardens es un encantador jardín botánico y parque ubicado en 4841 Dunsmuir Ave, Dunsmuir, CA 96025, Estados Unidos. Con una calificación promedio de 4.7/5 en opiniones de visitantes y 479 reseñas en Google My Business, este lugar es una excelente opción para disfrutar del aire libre en familia y descubrir una gran variedad de plantas y flores.

El jardín cuenta con una superficie de 8 acres y alberga diversas secciones temáticas, como el Jardín de Helechos, el Jardín Japonés y el Jardín de Plantas Nativas. Además, ofrece senderos accesibles para sillas de ruedas, áreas de picnic, parrillas para barbacoas, columpios, toboganes y un parque infantil, lo que lo convierte en el lugar perfecto para celebrar cumpleaños infantiles y pasar tiempo de calidad con niños y niñas.

El Dunsmuir Botanical Gardens está abierto al público todos los días, de 8:00 a.m. a 8:00 p.m., y no se requiere pago de entrada, aunque se agradece cualquier donación para mantener el jardín en óptimas condiciones. Si deseas obtener más información sobre las actividades y eventos que se organizan en el jardín, puedes visitar su página web o llamar al teléfono (530) 235-4740.

Algunas de las características principales del Dunsmuir Botanical Gardens incluyen:

• Acceso para sillas de ruedas
• Aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas
• Senderismo
• Aseos públicos
• Columpios
• Mesas de pícnic
• Parrilla para barbacoa
• Toboganes
• Adecuado para cumpleaños infantiles
• Ideal para niños
• Parque infantil
• Rutas adecuadas para niños

Si estás buscando un lugar agradable y acogedor para pasar un día con tu familia, amigos o simplemente solo, el Dunsmuir Botanical Gardens es una excelente opción para considerar. Con sus hermosos jardines, instalaciones para niños y variedad de actividades al aire libre, sin duda disfrutarás de una experiencia inolvidable. Te animamos a visitar su página web y planificar tu visita hoy mismo

Opiniones de Dunsmuir Botanical Gardens

Ana Corrales

5/5

Río hermoso y el lugar tranquilo

Marco Antonio Ortiz Rodriguez

5/5

Hermoso lugar y muy arbolado

Jonathan Kreidler

5/5

This is a fantastic park right on the Sacramento river! I visited this park while staying at the Railroad Park Resort. I went seeking some Dunsmuir history and I sure found it!
Would be a terrific place to have a picnic by the river, I even saw a train go by on the tracks across the river from the park! Very cool.
Also be sure to check out the fountain at the bottom of the hill by the entrance that was gifted to the town by Alexander Dunsmuir in 1888 in exchange for naming the town after himself.
Not to mention, the baseball field that hosted Babe Ruth I'm 1924 for an exhibition game against the local baseball team. Definitely worth a detour off I-5 if you're passing thru!

Joanne Scott

5/5

Very nice riverside park with a children's playground, grass, plants/ flowers and lots of trees. Walked along the river, enjoyed seeing a train pass by.

Courtney Klinger “Infamously Unfamous”

4/5

Love the park, very much so enjoy the river access. Many, many seating areas so even if there are quite a few groups or vehicles here, it's difficult to find absolutely nowhere to sit and listen to the water, while both being left alone, yet close enough for a nice happy neighborly chat. Very shaded. Dense forest. Even on hot days, the canopy cover keeps the area beneath 8° cooler in summer. The botanical meadow walk is quaint and lovely, been here in town for 4 days, stopped hers for my mornint coffee 3×, and I wish I could take this park with me along the road!! Native grasses, and various water plants, sprout up in patches and pods, from between the rocks of the Sacramento River, trees spread their limbs, reaching reaching reaching toward the sun over the banks of the river underneath their outreaches arms, squirrels chatter, and speak as you walk below, staring at you and flitting above your head among thickest branches, to the most young flexible new sprouts, atop the canopy o'er your head, and come to the riverside to drink of the pools that form between the boulders. If you get warm walking along the River trail, in the dense forest, you can simply clamber atop the rocks along the edge of the Sacramento, and soak up the cool, to cold, breeze flowing up the river, beginning from somewhere far before, not ending far beyond. It cools you down quickly and is like nature's AC network! Lovely delightful place! Surprised to find so many open tables throughout the day given the proximity to the nearby main road, and the short length of the town itself. But hey, i'll take it! Not the type of place, were I to live here personally, not the type of place I would grow bored of, comfortable with, and wouldn't visit regularly. People seem to come and go on scattered time frames, my slowww lifestyle allowed me to sit for a series of hours on multiple occasions and see, hear, witness the comings and goings of a diverse array of people, locals and tourists alike, and a diverse array of activities. When you turn off the road, it appears to be only a baseball field. There is a small uphill road, signed relatively clearly, that points to the back half and botanical area, river access, and nice play area. It is easy enough to follow, just proceed past the ball fields, and to stay Right when the road "Y's," it is easy to see that the left side is a local family home driveway, and the road continues on the right, curving a bit. Wide enough to squeeze multiple vehicles, were everyone being gracious to each other, as I've not experienced being an issue, it continues past the play area, but there is parking round the biggest bend, and continues along the road. Recommend highly. If you're feeling rushed or stressed to hurry to the next location? Please take 2 hours to stop and even just sit by the river, slow down, don't miss the relaxing tune played by the waves across the rocks of the river, and the Yellow Tiger Swallowtail butterflies feeding on the flowers!!! ONE huge suggestion though, bring your own TP for the bathroom. It is literally an abrasive coarse mixture between stiff cardboard, and fine grain sand paper. I would recommend using the baby's wipes if you hope to keep your skin In tact!!! Literally the paper is THAT bad that it has removed a star, of what I would otherwise have Said "more than 5-star" or something the like. I've, quite honestly, never had such an abrasive experience in a common-rooms area.

Sonja Gardner

1/5

We were all excited to go and see a botanical garden in the area, but it ended up being absolutely nothing except for a drive-through spot where there are a few picnic benches, and you can look at the river.

Mason & Piper joint email

5/5

We met with the Pacific Crest Music Festival here to kick off the week. It’s a beautiful festival lace for an outdoor gathering, close to the river with hikes along the river leading to waterfalls.

Vlad Shcherban

5/5

Perfect rest stop on the way from San Francisco to Portland. We stopped here and scored wonderful picnic table right on the river shore. Amazing place to enjoy the lunch and have a nice relaxing walk afterwards