When it's open, you can watch planes take off while sitting beside animal portraits in the gardens — there's a healing calm to the whole place. Call ahead before visiting; as of February 2025, both entrances have been periodically closed with armed guards posted.
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Read guide →Tight security Good view, nice place to relax your mind and even hold events. I loved the creativity, and sitting beside the animal portraits watching airplanes land and take off n I felt a healing se...
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Very disappointed. Went to both entrances which were CLOSED with an armed guard posted. Barrier tape was in place across both entrances. Do not waste your time. Feb. 2025
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