Aerial view of Shoyoen Japanese Garden, 'Shoyoen' means 'strolling and refreshing garden'. Shoyoen is recognised as being one of the most authentic Japanese Gardens in Australia.

The Jurian Ceremonial Tea House is located within the Shoyoen Japanese Garden. A gift from the people and city of Minokamo to Dubbo, the tea house was named Jurian; meaning ‘house of long life and happiness’.

Aerial view of Oasis Valley Garden opened in April 2013 providing a living link to Australia’s biogeographical history and promotes the conservation of the threatened 'dry rainforests'.

The Biodiversity Garden was opened in 2006 and was designed to be a living model of the major vegetation communities that thrived in this region before European settlement. The trails take visitors through grassy white box woodlands, past wetlands and climbs up a rocky, volcanic slope via a boardwalk. The boardwalk climb is not accessible by wheelchairs.

The Sensory Garden offers a rich range of sensory experiences with contrasting colours and shapes of the flowers and foliage stimulate the visual senses. Sweet scents drift by to be overtaken by other delicious scents. Soothing sounds are made by the bamboo swaying in the breeze and the fountains splashing in the pond.

The Wiradjuri Garden is an inclusive place for the community to meet, talk, share, educate and have a yarn together – a place to build respectful relationships and a space to inspire the whole community.

The Advenutre Playground with around 40 play elements, with BBQs, toilets, accessible elements, such as a Liberty Swing plus a senior’s fitness area - this is the ultimate playground for all ages and abilities. It was designed to encourage children of all ages and abilities to socialise, as well as provide interesting and challenging situations to enable them to gain confidence, coordination, strength and skills.

Set among the lush Dubbo Regional Botanic Gardens, the Cafe offers delicious coffee, snacks and shady spots to sit with the family. The Botanic Gardens Cafe is located directly off the car park and overlooks the Adventure Playground