Rockome Gardens is filled with a wide variety of things to do for the entire family - it truly has something for everyone!

Children will love the playground with the treehouse and train, teepee and sluice box mining, seeing the Old Hickory Railroad and riding the train, feeding Festus the donkey and other animals in the petting zoo, climbing up to Lookout Tower, sitting in the giant rocking chair, and generally running around the gardens and making memories for a lifetime!


History buffs will embrace the history of the gardens as they admire the incredible rock creations made during the Great Depression, view the Martin house currently undergoing restoration, and stroll through the Amish Museum with its hundreds-of-years-old German bible. They will also enjoy browsing the antiques for sale in the Antique Barn, seeing the old metal jail, and visiting the one-room schoolhouses, as well as the Tatman-Hudson Cabin built in 1840.



Amish culture enthusiasts will relish being in the heart of Amish country, encountering horse and buggies on the road, seeing the Amish workers at the park, learning about the culture at the Amish Museum, browsing the selection of Amish food at  Rockome Garden Foods, and eating great Amish food at the Rockome Restaurant. 



Gardening enthusiasts will love the acres of gardens and thousands of plants and flowers, everywhere they look.



Shoppers can shop to their heart's delight, looking at everything from Raggedy Ann & Andy to Thomas Kinkaid, Amish cookbooks to Amish handcrafted furniture, a barn full of antiques, a huge variety of food, (some produced on site). There is something sure to appeal to everyone that visits!