Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden

• Kara Wagner Sherer
  
  
  (July 2, 2020, 12:26 pm)

  An oasis in the city filled with old growth trees, local wildflowers and wildlife, and young, smart guides.

• Deanna
  
  
  (June 28, 2020, 1:18 pm)

  My favorite place to visit in the Cities! Great set up for Covid 19. Send people 5 minutes apart through a one way loop. Always great flowers, plants & birds to see. Pro tip - if you park by cedar lake beach & walk over you won't have to pay for parking. And it's worth the walk!

• Arachne's Corner
  
  
  (June 15, 2020, 4:19 pm)

  Experience has been modified for the pandemic. One household can enter every 5 minutes and there's a one way path now as opposed to branching trails to explore. They're closed on Mondays now. Benches are taped up too. Still got some wonderful views. Definitely worth a visit.

• Irina Fedorova
  
  
  (June 14, 2020, 12:52 am)

  A beautiful, well kept place. A short walk so I do recommend taking it slow. There are also other trails nearby! Better experience when COVID hasn't closed things down though.

• Elizabeth Murray
  
  
  (January 19, 2020, 2:20 pm)

  This place is like a fairytale forest. You wouldn't even know you're in the city. Lovely walking paths, a picturesque nature center and boardwalk through a marsh.
  
  An important practical consideration: they do have bathrooms, of the rustic outhouse variety.

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