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I took my mom for Motherās Day weekend, and we had a wonderful time. The self-guided tour was lovely, though I did struggle a bit with the lack of signage, and the map was a little confusing. Still, it was well worth the visit. My one critique would be the absence of signs identifying the types of plants. There were several we had never seen before, and without cell service, we couldnāt look them up in the moment. That said, the owner was very kind and welcoming! We had some difficulty getting there due to road closures, when I texted the number online, I got a helpful response so quickly.
Kendal Bruins
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Very nice garden and meadow partially spoiled by a large crowd of often oblivious Gardners and tourists. The provided map was an unsolvable puzzle for a number of experienced travelers I spoke to and it took us quite a while to figure it out. The winding trails however often lead to whimsical corners or wonderful sections of the well kept gardens. Even though we got there early it seemed crowded but by the time we left two hours later it was mobbed and cars were parked for a half a mile in each direction on the streets.
Walter Graham
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The Secret Garden in Little Compton is a treasure worth finding. The garden is privately owned by 2 seasoned and personable owners who love to engage in conversations anything botanical. The intimate, beautifully designed flora and fauna āvignettesā are works of horticultural art.
Catherine Gurspan
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Quirky but beautiful place. It took a ton of work to develop this garden and it is lovingly maintained. You need to get tickets prior to arrival so plan ahead. They keep the crowds down that way. Very peaceful. Really a "don't miss" site.
Robert Fishman
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Beautiful pathways lead to lush gardens, a fountain, water and other surprises. It was a wet day but beautiful. The owners were very friendly as were their three cardigan corgis. Definitely worth it. .
Stephanie Fogli-Terry
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Once a year, this Alice in Wonderland delight of a master garden is open to the public. Don't miss it!
Nancy Austin
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Wilbor House
Little Compton Historical Society
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Address
510 W Main Rd, Little Compton, RI 02837
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Phone
(917) 250-2909
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Website
sakonnetgarden.com
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4.9
(32 reviews)
Ratings & Description
outdoor
relaxation
scenic
family friendly
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