This family-owned, 7-acre creative farm and botanical haven features herbs and heirloom vegetables, greenhouses, circular garden designs, a cordwood chicken house, ducks, goats and other abundant wildlife, woods, picnic areas, quiet pathways, meditative sitting spots, a scenic pond, photogenic backdrops, an 80-foot diameter stone and grass labyrinth, a stone bridge and sculptures, metal, ceramic, and tile artworks by local and internationally known artists.

Featured in NYT and O Magazine, stone sculpture Thea Alvin’s original stone structures ``Infinity Arch`` and ``Moongate`` can be found at Mandala Gardens along with Carey Netherton's metal sculpture ``Talisman``; Kendra Stenger's 23-ft diameter ceramic mosaic ``Circle of Ritual Wonderment``; and Safaa Abd El Salam's (Egypt) mosaic table top and benches. An Amish-built 30-ft diameter screened-in Gazebo features electricity, a ceiling fan, 2-gas fireplaces, and polyvinyl windows installed in the winter to keep in the heat.

No reservations are needed, but beyond personal “tourist” photos, Mandala Gardens offers a fee schedule for photo shoots.
- professional photographer’s fee - $20/session: senior, family, engagement, pregnancy, etc.
- prom/homecoming - $5/student: no entry fee for any family member taking photos that day.
- weddings: $50: for couples not married at Mandala Gardens
- filmmaking/art projects: fee-based on scope and duration

Host your shower, party, or event at Mandala Gardens for $50/hour. Have your wedding ceremony anywhere on the grounds between 8am-10pm for a flat base rate of $100/hour. This includes existing garden chairs, tables, and 6-8ft. folding tables. Rent tents, additional chairs, and portable restrooms (one ADA restroom onsite).