Japanese Tea Garden

I enter at 5 in the afternoon and left almost at 8, but I d not know the exact time. And its open every day.

No. I did not pay to enter. However, one would have to patronize their establishment. Parking is free.

I've seen ppl with small and medium size dogs walking at the tea garden. I wouldn't go with an unfriendly monster on a leash because the paths, stairs, and small bridges are NARROW and you wouldn't be able to keep a dangerous dog fully isolated or under your control if people can pass thru next to you, people will come very close to your pet unless you stay in the open areas of the park.

Website says sunrise to sunset 7 days a week

Free

Thank y'all so much for the input

yes, everyday

Its free

Yes

It's free but they have a cafe at the entrance and if you want something there they do charge for whatever you get

Yes

Yes, you can . You can take picture with you guitar.

Yes. There is a sign that does specify to not abandon animals there.

They blossom during the spring season, March-May.

There's a plaque next to the sign that explains, but basically during WW2 there was a lot of animosity towards Japan so, it was temporarily called the Chinese Tea Garden.

No; I believe the enjoyment will outweigh the cost.

They have portables right before you go into the garden.

Free.99

saw ppl with them ,not sure if there was any sign

Yes

No, there is not the zoo nearby and the park...near there is the pearl. A very nice place to walk and take photos, and stroll along the river

I think it's open until it gets dark u should go it's a memory that will last forever serenity and beautiful u won't want to leave u have to go yourself and see what I'm talking about

You will likely need to contact the parks foundation for a permit.

Nope not at all

There is NO admission fee to get in the park

It's FREE!!!

No, Hailey it's not open 24 hrs a day but it open 7days a week

Only on Tuesday it's open till 7pm

Masks and Social Distance recommended regardless for health and safety. Should be open but check parks department website for closures.

There are ways to get to lower area by wheelchair. You have to go out and around.

About an hour depending if you want to look at the flowers and the koi fish real good. They also have snacks like tea and boba and even real fruit popsicles.

It really is a small place BUT you could spend a couple of hours or so enjoying the outside and all the beauty the garden has to offer. Ok so you probably will walk less than a mile through the entire garden. The pond has turtles, koi and many trees and shrubs surrounding it. The paths allow strollers and such. Many different rock arrangements adorn the garden along with the architecture. Enjoy the garden!

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No you can't it's more of a walk around garden very pretty

I visited here last week so I'm not sure what the hours are. Sorry lauren

It’s free to get in to the park!

Not all the paths are accessible with wheelchair, but most of them are.

Free

Was there last week no construction at all. Also it's free to enter. It was very clean.

I do not know sorry

It is beautifull!!!!

Still beautiful. The waterfall all by itself is awesome.

I don't think they provide them but they are wheel chair accessible to some areas.

Nothing.....$0.00 free

Yes

It's free

No, I just went in and took them...

Yes, it is.

Yes, very small, limited selection, and a bit pricey.

last time we were here there were several people with dogs

Free

Opens at 7 closes at five

Fosho

Yes, but leash required.

I had the bento box and it was delicious!!

No. It's free to walk around

This is not a hotel. You have to find one around the area. The garden is free

There aren't :(

I didn't see a time on the park maybe dusk... however their is a time for the Cafe there

Yes, according to the San Antonio Parks Foundation website, the Japanese Tea Gardens are open from 7am to 5pm, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Yes

They are open

There's no price, it's free to enter.

No charge

Do you want to risk killing a three thousand dollar fish? Please don't ruin the place.

Its open every day only on private events

Its some up the hill north of the Garden

To walk the trails no, just distance yourself.. but the little cafe that is there yes.

The admission to the park is free.

Admission and parking is free. Though parking is limited at the front

Free and Fabulous

Sorry, I don't know that answer

No, free parking.

No it is closed Thanksgiving Day

No charge!

Yes

None, the entrance to the garden is free, you pay if you want to eat at the tea house

Yes, it's pets friendly

It's totally free

It's free! I just walked in!

No ticket purchase necessary. The hours ar from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 7 days a week. It connects to Bamberger Park trail system.

Yes That's the kind of thing they live for

Some places are, but not the whole garden. I had my grand daughter in her stroller and we had to pick it up and take it down the stairs in some locations, but I still think that you can appreciate the areas that are wheelchair accessible.

It is free and no obligation to buy anything.

U can u uber there and it is behind zoo so I would think you can

Where I parked. I didnt see a lot of space for an RV. But their was plenty of different areas too park. Im sure you would find one!

Free

Water only about 2 feet deep and not available for swimming

No

The only thing that you pay for is to get into the theatre part if there's an activity going on, like the cajun festival Taste of New Orleans every year during fiesta time, but to get into the actual gardens, no. Its beautiful and relaxing. Unless they are cleaning them, the koi fish ponds are great and unless its turned off, they have a beautiful waterfall that is calming. There's a walkway that leads straight to the zoo. You'll love it! ❤

Free

hmmm.... did u do google on google maps?

There is no charge. Open to the public.

No they do not charge 4 you to go take graduation pictures and you don't need to schedule an appointment because when I went there was a lot of kids and their graduation gowns taking pictures

Yes

No

yes, its in san antonio. close to the zoo. the garden has their own parking lot

No it's a botanical garden. Japanese culture drink tea in them because of there beautiful, calming and relaxing environment and places of meditation and soul cleansing.

You can report with better business Bureau. The web page is www.bbb.org.

If every day

Yes, I believe that was the idea for all types of photography.

No there isn't.

Yes... they are open 24 hrs a day and never close.

No

It is open evryday

No you dont have to. Can if you would like. Entry is free

Yes it's an open park. There is a small cafe there if someone wants to get a coffee or tea.

Japanese Tea Garden is a city owned garden and is open Thanksgiving day. The cafe is the only thing that might be closed.

The Japanese Tea Garden is essentially a small park. There are walking paths you can take to enjoy the scenery such as the pond with koi fish, lush vegetation, and gorgeous views from high elevations that you can walk to. There's a café, I believe, located on the Tea Garden as well.

Normally 9-5pm

I dont know but it was beautiful monday when we went

They're open 7 to 7

The bubbles are made of tapioca.

There is a big pavillion at the top but no tables or chairs

Several doggies on leash

Directly at the entrance of the gardens.

You have to pay fee. Fantastic place for photo shoots.

No. Parking and admission are free.

It is free.

If you do not use a professional photographer I do not think there is a charge, you would have to check on the cost for the permit for the professional. I remember see a sign about permits.

Yes you can, there was a couple getting married when we were there last sunday

I brought my backpack with food (and water) in the park and stopped on one of the trails to eat it during our walk around. I saw people w little wheely coolers. I saw a sign that said no out side food or drink, but it was next to the tea house/restaurant so I figured it was referring to the inside (where there are bathrooms btw). It's a very peaceful place and I don't think you'll be bothered.

You can take picturea there, however to have a wedding party or ceremony you need to contact the park management to reserve the gardens for a private event. Look up info on their web site

Fee?!? There better not be. Otherwise a whole lot of people owe them a whole lot of money.

As far as I know, and I just rode it again less than a week ago, they require a $4 ticket for everyone over 3 years old.

It's challenging to push a stroller here. Best bet is a strap on carrier. There are narrow paths and lots of climbing.

You can walk the grounds freely. I didn't see a fence or guard getting into the parking. The gift shop may be closed. It's beautiful there!

@richard reinhard you can get to most parts of gardens with a wheelchair but the water fall you wont be able to get too close sense the only way to get to that point is going on some stairs

I wanna say from dusk til dawn

I wouldn't recommend. There are stairs and narrow passages.

No.

Not sure. I did see any signs with park hours

Free!!

Took about 15 min by car and easy to find!

Free entrance, free parking. It could get difficult to find a parking spot on a crowded day.

I believe there are ereas where you can a picnic. You might ask one of the the rangers .

Yes

No

Find a life partner. Lol

It's free

From dawn till dusk

You should be able to, but if you're using a professional photographer, you'll have to pay for a permit at the teahouse located there

Free

Yes!

I would say spring time around beginning to mid March

It depends on what you want to see if you just want to see the gardens it takes about 1hr but there are more trails you can take

Why would you want to

Parking and entrance is free.

No

ive seen dogs there all the time. must be on leash. clean up after your dog as well so you don't make them put up signs forbidding dogs

The restaurant closes, you can check hours. The park has hours of access from 5 am to midnight.

I really don't know, but a young lady and her "team" were taking photos around 2pm when we were there. I am sure if you call the staff can tell you, everyone was very friendly and helpful!!

Yes, and there is the Jingu House café. The hours of Jingu House are 10:30 - 17:00, but there is outside seating.

Free and have parking

You can, but it's not recommended as everyone who has booked with the owners has lost money and not gotten what they asked/paid for and apparently they'll ignore your calls in trying to get money back.

It's free to park and to get in is free!!! That's the best thing about such a beautiful place like that!!!!!