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June 2024 by Valentin Garcia
Nice, beautiful, small park.
Restrooms: Just one, all genders!
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June 2024 by Jennifer Barger
What a cool place to discover. The entry system is wierd, seems to be trying to limit number of people inside, but it's not working, the place was packed.
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June 2024 by Pizza Rat
Japanese garden is closed with no opening for the foreseeable future… traveled far to get here. Thanks for nothing
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June 2024 by Lion Morgan
Nice Place
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June 2024 by Diego Bustamante
This garden is just as beautiful as the university! It is also peaceful and relaxing, and even the ducks, koi fish, and people who work there have became my friends after coming here a couple of times! ???⛩??☯????????✌️???????☯️✨️❤️?? ?
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June 2024 by Magnolia Tyus
It was so beautiful and peaceful.
Restrooms: There is only 1 restroom.
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June 2024 by Nina Merry
? Here is a garden cheat sheet for you:
Art days in the garden happen every third Thursday of the month. Check the website’s “events and programs” page to see how you can attend. $2 fee but supplies provided ??
Reservations are required, admission is free. ?
Parking is required, payment needed. ?
There are parking kiosks at each parking lot you can pay at. It’s a machine with a “P” on it.
To pay less for parking, park at the ?green curb? and pay for “short term” at the parking kiosk. (It does not provide a physical ticket as the system is all digital.)
To see the hours open, go to the website and make a reservation — you will only be able to make a reservation for the hours the garden is open.
The website says reservations are required on the home page when you visit it.
Single restroom onsite.
Food not allowed.
Costumes/formal attire not allowed unless you arrange a photo permit with the garden.
No pets allowed.
This is a zen/Pureland garden and a “living museum”. It is expected for visitors to remain respectful of each other’s experience while visiting as well as leaving the nature intact and untouched.
For more information on garden rules, the garden has an “etiquette” page on the website you can read through. ? as long as you follow the above, you should be okay!
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June 2024 by Steve Koehn
Small, but beautiful - and free admission. Apparently you need to make a reservation to visit. Doesn’t take long to see it all - take a deep breath and take it all in - zen!
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June 2024 by Julia Montoya
Beautiful little spot and great for CSULB grad pictures. Not dog friendly. Make a reservation.
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June 2024 by Tracy Chock Meas
Really beautiful.
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June 2024 by Educational Staff Behaviour Staff
Playground: No playground
Dog-friendliness: No pets
Picnic area: No food is allowed
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June 2024 by raul vasquez
Peaceful and beautiful
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June 2024 by Jacob Paley - Hill
My wife works right outside this place and she held a meditation group there for one of her classes
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June 2024 by Jonathan
Beautiful scenery and cute animals
Restrooms: No restrooms onsite
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June 2024 by Lisa Talley Moore
This is truly a beautiful Garden!! My Grandson is so lucky to be able to walk out of his dorm and see such a tranquil place!
