Cominco Gardens

DETAILS:	Park, Point of interest, Establishment, Tourist attraction,
Address:	290 Rossland Blvd, Kimberley, BC V1A 2R6, Canada
Postal code:	V1A 2R6
Phone:	(250) 427-2293

Customer Ratings and Reviews

cliff roulston on Google

(September 29, 2023, 9:17 pm)
Beautifully maintained gardens and worth the visit! It’s a very nice 15 minute walk from downtown. The walk up from Howard Street is great but a little rougher terrain.
Shannon on Google

(September 1, 2023, 4:32 am)
I enjoyed a nice walk around the gardens. I was on my own for most of my walk until the very end. The gardens can be explored in about 30-40 minutes if meandering. Make sure to bring coins or bills for a donation.
Patrick Kyba on Google

(August 14, 2022, 1:34 am)
I've been to Kimberley a few different times in my life and never been here (or even knew about it). It is well worth a stop! I think the garden is run by volunteers and it shows, but if you ask me, it adds to the charm. Many of the flowers we perennials, which appeals to me. There were several different areas so it was fun to explore. There was no one else at the gardens when we were there, save for two young deer that were relaxing under a tree! If you like visiting gardens, you should visit this place!
Granden and Myra Bertrand on Google

(August 29, 2021, 6:10 pm)
Beautiful park. So many amazing colours. This place would be good to visit spring into fall. Suggested donation bin is on site at entrances. They also sell hanging baskets of flowers. It was a lot larger of an area than we were expecting.
Ryan Corbett on Google

(July 30, 2019, 11:49 pm)
A very beautiful place to visit. Parking availability isnt great, but we were able to park on site none the less. The volunteers are very friendly, social and welcoming. We had run into a snake on the grounds and weren't sure what it was, so we went and talked to the volunteers about it and they went and investigated and determined it was just a garder snake. They were very excited about the snake as it was the first one that had been spotted on the grounds this year.