As most reviewers have posted, this is a small, quaint botanical garden worth the 20-30mins it takes to visit. That have a fairly wide collection of cacti, loosely organized into regions (e.g. Sonora Desert, etc). Reasonably kept up grounds, but you do get the sense that they are a little tired, and could use some refreshing. Many of the labels... More

Lovely venue without hype. Beautiful photo ops and relaxing self guided tour. Historical registry property a winner.

Saw some reviews so didn't go expecting much but was pleasantly surprised. $4 for adults $2 for children 6 and older. Many varieties of cacti on a winding dirt path. It was a very hot day (98 degrees) and the path had some nice shade and benches. We enjoyed all the variety and saw many types we had never seen... More

We expected a lot more cactus and a larger facility. It is quite small. It costs four dollars per person. Two dollars would be better or they could just ask for donations. Saw a few tortoises. That was kind of cool. Only took about fifteen minutes to see the whole place.

When I travel I often go to the local botanic garden. I wouldn't rate this poor but it certainly was below average (compared to those in Chicago, Tucson, and Phoenix). This is a small, private botanic garden. I toured the grounds in 15-20 mins. It was pleasant but I was disappointed in the size. I was glad to support a... More

We went here on our last day in Palm Springs, it's a lovely shady place to wander around with some amazing Cactai and Succulents to look at. As well as a plant & gift store and turtles!

Yes it's on the smaller side but take your time and appreciate the beauty of the desert plants. I enjoyed lounging on the rock by the house too. Plus you can purchase cacti to take a piece of the desert with you. Slow and simple fun.

This well tended garden has many healthy plants from all over the world. It has been Clark Moorten's labor of love for years. Tended to on his residence estate this treasure has other items of interest as well. From Glistening crystals, colorful rocks, ancient fossils, to pioneer and gold mining relics this place is stuffed with many interesting things. The... More

Fascinating to read the reviews (especially after visiting before reading them). Visited on Sunday, Feb. 10/13 around noon. The guy behind the desk couldn't have been less interested in his job. While some have written about the large property it's probably no more than 1/4 acre (open to the public). The plant signs vary from legible (painted on rocks) to... More