Pacific Bonsai Museum

Paige Vickers

Great stop for a nice stroll through a garden. The bonsai section is free but has a recommended donation of $12 per person at the end. The rhododendron section cost $8 per person but is a nice walk through a garden. Took about an hr to do both.

Elyse Alegria

The bonsai museum is amazing and it's worthwhile to read the information on each piece and possibly find a bonsai your age. It is mostly outdoors, so plan accordingly. These are all amazing pieces of work using a natural, living medium. There are two levels of parking, which is fantastic during the busy days. Donation is suggested and is made very easy using a "Dip" device at the end of the self guided tour.

Ly Vu

I actually reviewed this along with the Rhododendron garden. The two are side-by-side, and best done in a single trip. The bonsai trees are wonderful - perhaps the best I've seen and displayed in an uncluttered museum-style. Two were seasonally spectacular - a rhododendron bonsai in full bloom (so a warm pink all over) and a wisteria also in full purple bloom. The museum puts bonsai in the context of the incarceration of Japanese-Americans in WWII. It's very well done. Though the museum is free, there's a suggested donation of $10 per adult.

Rachel Park

I went to winter and couldn't see the flowers, but it's a pretty place. However, it was very nice because it was winter because there were not many people. We are looking forward to coming back in the summer and seeing more beautiful flowers and trees in the summer.