Address: 611 Anton Blvd, Costa Mesa, CA 92626, USA
Sunday: 8AM–12AM
Monday: 8AM–12AM
Tuesday: 8AM–12AM
Wednesday: 8AM–12AM
Thursday: 8AM–12AM
Friday: 8AM–12AM
Saturday: 8AM–12AM
Jessica Lopez
Great place for a nice walk, picnic, and pictures. But be aware of parking price $14 for an hour, NOT convenient
Andy Mai
Small garden with some interesting architecture elements. It's surrounded by tall buildings that can make great perspectives. The place is very popular for Instagram photos. Parkings are in a parking structure and it's reasonable for $9 for 3 hours.
Daniela Gaudino
🌟ℕ𝕠𝕘𝕦𝕔𝕙𝕚 𝔾𝕒𝕣𝕕𝕖𝕟𝕤🌟 •••Ｃｏｓｔａ Ｍｅｓａ．ＣＡ••• 》Noguchi Gardens is a tranquil oasis set amongst the hustle and bustle of the city life. It is easy to walk right by it without realizing that behind the scores of buildings sits a tiny world of it’s own. The site was commissioned by philanthropist Henry Segerstrom, who had parlayed his family’s lima bean fortune into a South Coast Plaza mall on one side of his family’s property....Perfect place to MEDITATE, RELAX and REGROUP 《 November 11,2021
Annie LoVerde (Californiacroatian)
The Noguchi Garden was built on what used to be a lima bean farm and now is the home of two office buildings. The garden depicts California and it’s terrain. Redwood trees, sculptures,desert plants and a fountain all displayed on 1.6 acres. Nice place to sit or take photos. The parking was easy on a weekend, this is office space, so keep that in mind when parking Monday- Friday.
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I am guessing you mean with a dog on a leash. I am very sorry but I really do not know. When I was there there were no people with pets present. Then again there were no more than about 6 people there altogether.
There is no gate at the garden. It's open to public everyday
Most of it is flagstone
There were many people there taking pictures. One was photographing a family for what looked like Christmas shots. There was a marriage proposal with family pics and many other people photographing with equipment way above the average cell phone. I would say no permit required...but I was only there for an hour. Definitely nothing posted stating otherwise! Hope that helps!
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