To Get to the Gardens:
Take exit 280B for Lincoln St.,
turn right at light onto W. 3rd, get into right lane,
turn right at next major light onto S. Stevens St.
Go under I-90 overpass, drive 3 blocks, turn right onto W. 7thAve. Turn left in the middle of the block at the Stone Entry Columns. Turn left again to park.
Follow Stevens St. south from Riverfront Park.
Go straight through all lights.
3 blocks after going under I-90 overpass, turn right onto W. 7th Ave.
Turn left in the middle of the block at the sign and the Stone Entry Columns. Turn left again to park.
Take exit 280 for Maple/Lincoln St. Stay in right 2 lanes of W. 4th Ave.
Go straight through 4 lights until you find Lewis & Clark High School on your right.
Turn right onto S. Stevens to go uphill 3 blocks.
Turn right onto W. 7th. Turn left in the middle of the block at the Stone Entry Columns. Turn left again to park.
Special Rules of Etiquette Apply
There is a special history that the fence protects.
The gardens are open seasonally, in part because the steep rock steps and woodland paths can be slippery in cold, rainy weather.
There are No Public Restrooms available, except when the Corbin Art Center is open for art classes. When there is a private event in the building, we ask you do not enter without permission.
We kindly request that you:
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walk your dogs outside the gates, and do not leave Fido inside your car on hot days, even with the windows rolled down. You are welcome to tie your dog to the bike rack or sit with him in the shade outside the gates.
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Do not picnic inside. Though there are many benches and nice flat spots of lawn to rest and enjoy, the extra trash is not manageable.
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Take home only memories and photos, Do not pick flowers or tear anything off a live plant.
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Photos: While getting the perfect shot, please respect the Gardens; do not trample through or stand in a garden bed.
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Support all parks and public green spaces with your vote and by volunteering, whenever you have the chance.
Please help us keep our city clean, green, healthy and thriving. Spokane's parks are a source of community pride as beautiful spaces anyone can visit and enjoy.
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