Anderson Japanese Gardens

Yes

$11 adults $10 seniors (62+) $9 students Kids under 5 free

9 am to 5 pm on weekend. Weekday 6 pm

Yes witness three of them basking on 24th June.

Some slight inclines if walking all of the pathways... But the paving is good.... Wheelchair friendly

Take as many beautiful pictures as you like

Yes

Yes there are benches to sit and rest

Yes, they have path ways for wheelchair and stroller.

Free parking. Though a reasonable entrance free for maintenance. Cool gift shop also.

Not sure, please call and find out. The staff is very friendly and there are wheel chair paths throughout the gardens.

Thanks to all.

Parking in the lot next to the gardens is free.

I bet this is a perfect time to visit Anderson. There may be some changing leaves.

Selfie stick or monopod is allowed, no tripod.

Yeah it's not free like Michelette said, Adults $9.00 and kids under 5 years are free

The Anderson gardens have their own restaurant to eat at and drinks. Plus they have a special occasion that they will cater to. Plus its fantastic food great service and is a beautiful garden to see. When my parents had their 50th-anniversary party in the gardens in a certain area that they allowed to be in. We also just had a funeral reception for my father at Anderson's garden which we were treated with great servers, magnificent food.Yes, they serve alcohol. If you rent a place for a special occasion yes you can have food in the place you rent. they provide you a canopy where you have your food to serve your company. My parents had their 50th anniversary. It was awesome. We took group pictures in the gardens. It's a magnificent place to go and visit with your family.

no pets allowed unless it's a service pet.

Was there Saturday, just a few trees where in bloom

They are not allowed.

DAILY ADMISSION RATES •  Adults……………………..…… $11.00 •  Seniors (62+)………………. $10.00 •  Students & Military…..…. $9.00 •  5 and Under…………………… FREE

Koi? Pretty big

Yes they do

I believe that you can, but contact their event planner.

2 hours

They do have a few in the gift shop, but this is an outdoor experience. If you look at their website they might have an event teaching about them. Or the Rockford Garden Center on bell school has a section of bonsai trees and supplies as well as a club that meets there. But if you've never been to Anderson gardens it's worth going especially when you have time to just sit and reflect at the various ponds, pools, bridges, waterfalls and beautiful vista's they've created thru nature

There is not as we do not allow any outside food or beverages brought into the Gardens aside from Water. However, we do have our restaurant on site that serves breakfast and lunch along with beautiful views of the Gardens.

For 4-6 weeks, Spring is filled with trees and shrubs blooming in a variety of colors. Summer is a variety of shades of green, focusing on our beautifully trained pines. Fall is filled with vibrant shades of oranges, yellows and reds during peak color change. You should come to the Garden during your favorite season.

It is close for the season

No, the waters are shallow and home to lots of koi, ducks, and turtles.

Not sure my boyfriend did make reservation

For admission please go to the web page as you have to reserve time slots to enter the park. Admission prices are as follows: Child 5 and under- free Senior (62+) - $10 Student - $9 Adult - $11 Member - free

Hello! We close at 5pm. No matter your reservation time, you are welcome to stay until we close.

We booked online, was very easy!

Do you have wheel chair rentals on the premises?

Yes they do.

I think its closes 10-31

No

No, but you can do weddings.

There is parking on the premises but you may need to circle around for some time before getting a spot

Yes. Make sure you see the waterfall.

They are volunteers. https://andersongardens.org/become-a-docent/

Four people.

$8.00 for student/army $9.00 for seniors $10.00 general admission

There is an entrance fee, be sure to get a map. There is a restaurant inside also.

Yes they usually do cool things at that time as well the whole summer

It is $10 for adults and $8 for kids (5 & under are free). No, there is no place for us to swim although you will see dishes and ducks enjoying water 😃

It cost 10 dollars and there is no place to swim.

Thank U

FRESCO at THE GARDEN Serving breakfast & lunch daily Mon – Fri: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM Sat & Sun: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM

No

Yes

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Starting to bloom.

I recall seeing signs no food or beverages in the park or in the gardens

No dogs

It's lovely in mid Summer,just going into Fall

The garden is closed until April. The restaurant is open and excellent.

Yes they do don't know how much but it would be a beautiful wedding place

No. Anderson Japanese Gardens prohibits smoking, even in the parking lot. https://andersongardens.org/etiquette/

$9.00. per person. Go early and have breakfast or have lunch after you visit the gardens... now the foliage will be starting to change color... GO. GO. GO YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED!!!

No it's open till the end of October

Cost of Admission: Adult$9.50 | Seniors (62+) $8.50 | Child $7.50 | Children under 5 Free.

Yes.

THANKS. 5 GOLD STARS FOR. ANDERSONS GARDENS. PLEASE PUT ME DOWN. FOR 10. FIVE JUST DOESNT DO IT JUSTICE. PLEASE ADVISE ME TO ALL THE FABULOUS EVENTS. PEACEFUL AND EXCITING . WHAT MORE COULD ANYONE ASK FOR. SERIOUSLY YES.

No.

9 for adults and 7 for children. Well worth it!

Yes

Call

Yes they do.

Photography is allowed.

Yes, you can take the pictures that's been allowed in all the places. If you are planning for the professional photo shot with multiple lighting you need to pay extra.

I don't know, you need to call them

I think Thursday its free entry

I have no idea, you should call them directly

May is about the time they reopen for new season

No

No

Don't know. Haven't been there this month.

Way to early for color at the gardens.

Yes, fall color is starting

Yes, it's called Fresco

The gardens have sunny and shady areas so anytime

I don't quite know what you mean by ground covers. The gardens have sidewalk, dirt paths, grass and wood paths one can travel on. Good walking shoes are recommended. Hope that help.

Adults $9.50 Seniors (62+) $8.50 Students $7.50 Children 5 Y.O. & Under Free

I think this service is not available in garden Because on my last visit I didn't seen anyone's to work as a Guide.