Lamberton Conservatory

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• Lady Q
  ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
  While it's fairly small, we still purchased season passes because our child loves the turtles, duck, quail, and various other little creatues that are periodically seen. Our child asks to visit almost daily. This was a frequently visited place by us during this past long winter because it's warm, beautiful, and it feels like you step into a tropical paradise. I've told my husband that I would even love our reading dates to happen here.
• Katy Jacobs
  ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
  The Conservatory is a wonderful place to visit. They have many button quails that run freely around the whole place, turtles with a few ponds, tortoises, and even a duck. There is a seasonal room, a warm room (I'm not sure what this room is classified as), a tropical room, a desert room, and a domestic and houseplants room. There is a courtyard that is closed in the winter. You can take off your coat and enjoy the warmth all winter long. There are often kids there with their parents, enjoying the flowers, and animals especially. There are benches scattered throughout, often with folks sitting and sketching or reading. It is a $3 donation for adults, $2 if you're a student or senior, $1 for children, and free for those under 5 years old. A great value for a wonderful place!

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