sunken gardens park

Came here a few times while living in Rupert and it was very unique and beautiful took pictures had a nice relaxing walk its a nice little garden to come and see

A beautiful place to wander through. We had rain, but that didn't deter us from enjoying the garden and the pretty flowers.

Not a big garden but a hidden treasure. Kept very well and not a weed in sight ! There was a picnic table available , and seats.

These gardens are centrally located and are quite beautiful! An easy walk from the harbour foreshores, museum, Safeway and Walmart.The gardens are tendered by volunteers and FREE to visit

I had a bit of a difficult time using the map that the city provides to see the gatdens. Access/entrances to it are poorly supported by signs. Once I located it, I was presented with an array of colorful flora. Convenient location, close to Cow Bay.

This garden adjacent the courthouse is maintained mostly by volunteers, there's benches and loads of flowers and shrubs to enjoy.I'm no gardener but if was great to sit in the sun and just stop for a few minutes!

Its a small park. Go to courthouse and its just behind it. Nice place for evening walks or go during lunch. Don't expect much more as its a decent little park.

The Sunken Garden is a lovely, hidden gem in a small city full of delights. It's a great place to picnic on a sunny summer day. It's even beautiful and well maintained in the winter.

This is a pretty garden in town, we were lucky enough to view deer in the park. A good place to enjoy lunch

I discovered this coin of paradise: colorful, quiet, peaceful, hidden behind the hostel. I did find beautiful places just exploring on foot.

The gardens are small but very beautiful, not something you would expect to find. When walking in the city or on the way to Cow Bay you should stop and have a look on the way.

These gardens are a lovely place to spend some time when in Prince Rupert. We visited in mid June and the display of flowers was quite wonderful. Interesting history as an ammunitions store in WW2.

very well done, although we were just a little early as the ladies were just doing their spring planting, so I'm sure it would be colourful a little later. A must see.

Stumbled on this little hidden gem. If you can find it, worth a stroll during the summer. It's amazing that a garden is hidden so deep in the neighbourhood. Very cool.

I loved this place. Visited on May 4/12 and already some of the flowers were in bloom. Once a hole in the ground as an excavation for a city hall , then tunnels added to it for ammunition storage during WWII, and now a sunken garden cared for by volunteers. Even in early spring, it was a place to sit and admire the creativity of Prince Rupians!!!