Harvey Cornell Rose Park
Last updated on June 29, 2015
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Harvey Cornell Rose Park, sits at a quiet intersection between Galisteo Street and Galisteo Parkway. As the name implies, you'll find roses here as well as a peaceful place to picnic. Drive by and you... Read More
Harvey Cornell Rose Park, sits at a quiet intersection between Galisteo Street and Galisteo Parkway. As the name implies, you'll find roses here as well as a peaceful place to picnic. Drive by and you will see impromptu Tai Chi classes going on as well as people playing Frisbee or touch football. There are also a few picnic tables and BBQ grills. It's a perfect spot for a small wedding or even wedding photos. Who was Harvey Cornell? He was a landscape architect who lived from 1893 to 1962. The park's formal rose garden, boasting over 150 varieties of these beloved flowers, is maintained as a cooperative effort by the city's Park Department along with the Santa Fe Master Gardener Association and the Santa Fe branch of the American Rose Society.
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EXPERT TIPS BY:
Billie Frank
Santa Fe Local Expert
- Parks: "Visiting Santa Fe and want to dine on the cheap? Pick up something for the grill and have a cookout here. Or pick up some inexpensive take out, get a few candles and some sparkling cider (alcohol not allowed) and make it a memorable dinner."
- Best for Parks Because: Harvey Cornell Rose Park is a peaceful oasis tucked into a quiet Santa Fe neighborhood.
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