The Secret Garden In Waynesville, Ohio

 


While traveling we find those overlooked and unexpected treasures in nature present themselves everywhere if we look as Judy did on her visit to The Secret Garden in Waynesville, Ohio. 


Just minutes away from the Main street shops of Waynesville you’ll find some really interesting and uniquely made yard art at its best in The Secret Garden, and many other unexpected treasures. Owners Bart and Debbie Goodwin have created a unique display of various types of fabulous yard art for you to view as you stroll through winding brick pathways lined with wildflowers, pretty trees and natural greenery. As you experience this pleasurable shopping experience you see items along your stroll such as: Iron Arbors; Trellis’s; Gazebos; Fencing; Urns and a variety of different faces that can hang on your favorite tree. There is also Concrete birdbaths, Fountains, Statuary, Barn Stars and one of a kind Potting Benches.


This is like shopping in the middle of the woods with a natural rustic setting. Pretty neat! I was impressed with how the yard art was displayed and how many variety’s there was to look at. It is a fun place to go and find that perfect something for your own yard. Bart and Debbie also have a Cabin or Chapel back in the woods for overnight stays, group meetings or a wedding. The cabin is quiet unique and has been used for Halloween Parties and Bon Fires, Personal Baby Showers, Garden and Book Club Meetings and gatherings between 2 friends for catch-up without interruptions. It is very rustic and relaxing along with a beautiful view.


The Secret Garden is open 7 days a week from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.


By Judy Worley


Plan A Trip To Warren County


Go to the Warren County Convention and Visitors Bureau  website to find current events, deals, and regional sports, entertainment and more to experience.

Location: 4107 E OH-73, Waynesville, OH 45068, USA

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