Manito Park
Manito Park is a renowned urban park located in Spokane, Washington, known for its beautifully manicured gardens and diverse recreational opportunities.
About Manito Park
Manito Park spans 90 acres and is a celebrated horticultural destination in Spokane. Established in 1904, the park includes botanical gardens, conservatories, a duck pond, flower beds, and playgrounds. Key highlights include the Duncan Garden, inspired by European Renaissance gardens, the Rose Hill with over 150 varieties of roses, and a fragrant lilac garden honoring Spokane's nickname as the 'Lilac City'. The park's topographical features include rolling lawns and slight elevations, providing scenic views. Manito Park is an all-season destination with facilities for winter activities, and its diverse plant species attract wildlife, making it ideal for birdwatching.
Highlights
Duncan Garden offers a formal European garden experience.
The Gaiser Conservatory houses tropical and subtropical plants.
Rose Hill features a wide variety of roses, best viewed in the summer.
The Park Bench Café provides a quaint dining experience within the park.
Notable Natural Features
Duncan Garden
A formal three-acre flower garden featuring a classical European design with symmetrical floral displays.
Rose Hill
Over 150 varieties of roses are displayed, blooming vibrantly from late spring through fall.
Gaiser Conservatory
This greenhouse showcases exotic plants and seasonal floral displays, especially during winter holidays.