Welcome to Hershey Gardens

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.

Indulge your senses in the color and variety of our brilliant seasonal displays and theme gardens, including the indoor, tropical Butterfly Atrium inside the Milton & Catherine Hershey Conservatory and the hands-on Children’s Garden.

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Rooted in History

Hershey Gardens opened in 1937 with Milton Hershey’s request to “create a nice garden of roses.” More than 85 years later, the small rose garden has blossomed into 23 acres of botanical beauty providing visitors with unique experiences and enriching opportunities.

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3,000 Roses in Bloom

The historical highlight of Hershey Gardens, this is where it all began in 1937. The brilliant assortment of 3,000 roses representing 115 varieties includes an interesting mix of heights, colors and flower forms of Hybrid Tea, floribunda, shrub, and miniature roses, and features the new AARS rose variety winners each year.

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Trip Advisor Reviews

    EXCELLENT  
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   Christina B 
 
 
 
   Beautiful Gardens & Butterfly Exhibit
Just a few mins down the road and behind the amusement park is a beautiful garden. The butterfly exhibit is lovely too. So many beautiful flowers, Shrubbery and trees. A number of areas for different types of flowers & settings. Lots and lots of roses !! There’s a children’s garden as well.
  
 
 
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   Excursion713932 
 
 
 
   Beautiful gardens!
The roses were so beautiful! We took the best photos and had a wonderful time. We also loved the history of the Hersheys. We will definitely come back to the gardens if we are ever in the area.
  
 
 
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   FamilyOf5Traveler-TX 
 
 
 
   Nice afternoon activity
Nice gardens for an afternoon stroll just below foothills of Hershey Hotel. Lots of benchs throughout gardens to sit and relax. Nice bench overlooking Hersheypark and mountains to enjoy refreshing Gatorade after stroll. Staff is friendly and informative.
  
 
 
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   Stephanie C 
 
 
 
   One of a kind!
This was very relaxing, simply BEAUTIFUL, and worth the trip there. Photos Glore!! I highly recommend seeing the Butterfly Atrium first, and then the gardens. Walking through this place does take a while because there are many different areas. The trees near the back right are amazing. A fun little labyrinth for you to walk in and out of, also, there are many benches to sit and enjoy all the views.
  
 
 
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   Geoffrey K 
 
 
 
   Well worth the visit!
A Great way to spend a few hours. Beutiful,Peaceful, and well manicured facility. They also have a Butterfly atrium to go in to observe many species.
  
 
 
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   scronk73 
 
 
 
   Hershey Gardens
The Gardens are so well maintained and just beautiful. We wanted to go when many the flowers were blooming so we chose May 11th but we were a little too early for the roses and a little late for the tulips. I loved what we did see of the bleeding hearts, peonies, iris, and many more. Make sure to visit the butterfly exhibit.
  
 
 
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   5265wanda 
 
 
 
   A Beautiful Day!
We are big fans of The Hershey Gardens. I think it is a comfortable walk to tour the gardens. Benches are placed along various paths so you can take a little rest if needed. The entrance fee is reasonable and you don’t need reservations. If you go during the weekdays you don’t have large crowds. Parking is close by however if it is busy you may have a little walk. Handicap parking is only available in a few number of spots. I noticed that it was easier at Hershey for touring if you have special needs. We watched everyone with special needs along with their help struggling to tour the other famous gardens. Pushing someone up the hills and getting around the crowds looked hard. They looked miserable and it was a real challenge. Hershey looks much easier to navigate. Restaurants are close by within short drive. A beautiful day.
  
 
 
  
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