Old Lexington Gardens

Diane Sloan a year ago

Nice little garden area in Butte, Montana to spend a few hours. A little mining history thrown in for good measure.

Josh M. Peck 3 years ago

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had the most delightful experience at the old Lexington Gardens in Butte. The spot's picturesque location overlooking Butte creates a serene and peaceful atmosphere. The beautiful gardens, complemented by the iconic Lexington stamp mill, add a touch of history and charm to the place. The availability of picnic tables and historic signage allows visitors to immerse themselves in the rich heritage of the area while enjoying a leisurely picnic amidst nature's beauty. The convenience of great RV-size parking makes it even more appealing, making it easy for visitors to explore and shop in uptown Butte without any worries. But what truly stole my heart was the presence of the dance stage for the Montana Folk Festival. It's the perfect setting for music and dance enthusiasts to revel in the festivities while surrounded by the enchanting scenery. Overall, the old Lexington Gardens is a hidden gem in Butte, offering a blend of history, natural beauty, and cultural experiences. It's a must-visit spot for anyone seeking a memorable and enjoyable time in this charming city. Highly recommended!

Lorenzo R. C 4 years ago

This place is beautiful, hidden on a corner where not a whole lot of traffic comes through. You are able to see the whole city from here. They have an old press on-site, and their garden is ready nice. Small bench just to sit and enjoy yourself. Definitely worth returning to

Kellie Oke 6 years ago

Visited these gardens 10 years ago and loved it so much I had to stop and see them again in our road trip through butte. Still beautiful. Some of the signs could use some updating but the flowers are gorgeous and well cared for. The mill is great little point of interest and great for pictures.

Rich Field 6 years ago

Interesting history of Butte and a good jumping off location to take a walk and read the plaques posted on the historic buildings on Main St and Park. There was a flower display with a giant butterfly design that mirrored the displays of the former Colombia Gardens amusement park. There is also an old stamp mill on sight with information about how the mines material was processed.