The Children's Garden









They really thought out this "The Children's Garden At Hershey Gardens", Hershey, Pennsylvania. I love all the details. By the bathtub ... there were giant rock slippers ...I thought I had gotten them in the shot but sadly they are missing. nuts!! So many creative touches!!! "Hershey's Kisses shaped misters greet you with a fine spray of water and meandering pathways guide you through 32 themed gardens on a journey of hands-on activity, discovery and fun!" I am not sure who had more fun ...there were plenty of adult aged kids playing with all the amazing items in these gardens. I was so impressed by all the extra touches, can you tell? Now take your time and be sure you noticed the butterfly garden and all those must see sights!!! Have a great day. Thank you for stopping by. Take care. Be Well & Be Blessed!! Beth ( ; 

Comments

eileeninmd said…
Hello Beth, the children's garden at Hershey is really cute. Wonderful photos.

Happy Monday, enjoy your new week!
7/24/17, 8:47 AM
Rose said…
I would love to visit this place...am betting Lorelei would love it.
7/24/17, 9:40 AM
Ruth Hiebert said…
That looks like a very cool place to explore for all ages.After all we are all children at heart.
7/24/17, 12:46 PM
This N That said…
I was there many years ago. Fun place. Have a good week.
7/24/17, 2:10 PM
Debbie said…
i love this place...all your images looked so familiar!! if you ever go back, slide your feet into the rock slippers, it makes for a super fun picture!!!!
7/24/17, 4:03 PM
Michelle said…
This looks like a fun place to visit.
7/24/17, 5:55 PM
Sandi said…
Hershey kisses!

7/25/17, 10:45 AM
Anonymous said…
Looks like it's a great place for children..
Though i am not a children at all but after seeing this post i think i should visit there.. :p
7/25/17, 1:59 PM
Blogoratti said…
A great hangout for the little ones. Greetings!
7/26/17, 7:14 PM
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