This is so worst place to live in, the rent is high and no furniture is provided as well. I have many other friends who are living is a furnished apt with less rent. There laundry damaged my jacket and some other clothes as well. Pathetic service and useless.

A beautiful, magical garden tucked away unassumingly in a corner of UCR's campus. I hiked up the road from campus center to here on a 101 degree and that was not a great idea, but that was my fault. Maybe I was lightheaded or maybe I just became giddy at the beauty and maybe both. A friendly redheaded student from Ireland maybe (? sorry if I'm wrong) welcomed me at the entrance gate like some kind of Tolkien character. Once inside I found all sorts of cool trails snaking up and down all over the place. I unfortunately only had like 20 minutes so I did the quickest tour possible. It was a blur of cool California plants and cool flowers and cool non-California plants. I paused for a moment at a turtle pond to tie my shoe. The turtles looked so serene. I was glad I stopped. Then I excited. I will definitely be back for much longer when it's cooler (for the record, the gardens have a decent amount of shade). Amazing find!! If you're a botanic garden lover in SoCal it's a must-see.

Lovely expansive grounds. Nice short hikes. Beautiful varied regions of plantings. I especially enjoyed the South African garden that was in bloom.

This is the University of California Riverside Botanic Gardens. I really liked it. First it was about cacti, then the Iris Garden, the herb Garden and more. We had all the time to visit. I like that! This is a must see

We came in February. There were some plants not out yet. Still. I was amazed that they had so many flowers. It was especially for cacti. I liked that! I I took my time. We even saw a lizard. Lots of beautiful flowers. There was a herb garden. There were roses, even in February. They had oranges as well. There was water and who was in the water: Turtles. This is a must see! We enjoyed this beautiful University of California Riverside Botanic Gardens. We had to pay parking, buy the University of California Riverside Botanic Gardens was free.