Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden

Jojo Hendrix

They take such good care of the gardens. It's beautiful here.

Heather A Adams

One of the most beautiful places in the south end! On a recent date night my husband and I decided to finally visit this beautiful garden. I have been following them on Instagram and noticed they were open daily and it was free. We arrived and there was a parking lot completely open. We walked into the garden and followed the trails around. There were so many different types of plants and they didn’t look too uniform, they looked very natural and were well taken care of. We loved the beautiful Japanese garden that had many bridges and the calming sound of water. We could’ve spent most of the time there had it not been for our favorite part, the Rosegarden. The Rosegarden offered so many beautiful different types of roses and we really appreciated smelling each and every one of them. They are all so different and lovely. There was a fuchsia garden, big beautiful bamboo, places to sit on benches and just generally a lot to see and learn. There weren’t many people there at all. There was one trail that had some blackberry growing over it but it was not that bad and didn’t stop us from exploring the trails. I look forward to returning, in fact since writing this I already have once. I’ll define be considering volunteering to keep this beautiful park in its optimal state. I highly recommend visiting and taking friends and family there to see it too.

Gardenia

Beautiful garden ! I like visiting here often. It’s a great place to take photo shoots or just pictures of the flowers. This garden has a “give a book, get a book” box :)

angie g

Beautiful and peaceful. Roses were very fragrant. Bathrooms are in the community center and are well kept. Plenty of free parking too! Our visit was great aside from a few men using the back trails- not a part of the gardens- as a bathroom. I was not expecting to see that and the lack of respect and care from visitors who feel its okay to carve into and make markings on living plants and ruin the natural beauty that the care takers pour a lot of care and love into.