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Overlooking the town of Hershey, Hershey Gardens features a breathtaking assortment of flowers and shrubs, a stately collection of rare, signature trees, and various programs designed to delight visitors of all ages.
Overlooking the beautiful town of Hershey, PA, Hershey Gardens is easy to reach by car or bus! Use the handy directions tool below to map your way. Hershey Gardens is located at 170 Hotel Road, across from The Hotel Hershey.
Please click here for a social story about visiting Hershey Gardens. Also, please click here for a visual schedule. Also, sensory backpacks are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Flowering Cherries (Prunus) Seasonal Gardens, MS Hershey Tribute Garden, Bill Bowman Garden
Benches and water fountains are located throughout the Gardens. Water bottle refill stations are located in the Conservatory and the Education Center. Should you have questions, please contact us at 717-534-3492 .
Hershey Gardens is open daily, year ’round, including Saturdays and Sundays. For the safety of our guests, some outdoor areas may be closed due to icy conditions in the winter months. The last admission to the Butterfly Atrium is 15 minutes prior to closing time.
Enjoy 11 themed gardens, The Children’s Garden, the indoor Butterfly Atrium and so much more! Overlooking the town of Hershey, the Gardens is a very popular attraction for visiting guests and a frequent destination for local residents.
One of the most colorful displays in the Gardens, the Seasonal Display Garden is a favorite of repeat visitors. The spring gladly welcomes thousands of daffodils, tulips, and hyacinths; the summer boasts colorful annuals; and the fall features chrysanthemums from deep red to sun-drenched yellow.
Walk among hundreds of butterflies from around the world in a tropical setting that features colorful plants and a soothing water feature. Only one of 25 indoor, tropical butterfly atriums in the country, Hershey Gardens’ Butterfly Atrium is home to dozens of rare butterflies from South and Central America, Africa and Asia.
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