Directions, Parking, & Public Transportation
PHS Meadowbrook Farm is located:
- 13 miles from Philadelphia, PA
- 27 miles from Valley Forge, PA
- 50 miles from Wilmington, DE
- 24 miles from Camden, NJ
- 90 miles from New York, NY
Parking
We offer free on-site parking. Once you enter through the main gate, our free lot will be immediately in front of you. Please follow the parking directional signs.
Public Transportation
Visitors can take the SEPTA Regional Rail West Trenton Line and get off the train at the ‘Meadowbrook’ stop (1430 Old Valley Road, Jenkintown). Once you arrive at the stop, Meadowbrook Farm is only a 2-minute Uber/Lyft ride away.
Personal Photography
Personal garden photo-taking is encouraged. Tag your photos with #phsmeadowbrookfarm.
Visitor Guidelines
For the safety of our visitors and gardens, the following activities and items are not allowed:
- Photo shoots – We consider photo shoots to be an activity that includes, but is not limited to:
- Group, wedding, prom, headshot, fashion, or couples/family portrait photography
- Photography that involves the use of equipment (including booms, lights, and reflectors)
- Photography using a dedicated photographer
- Pets – Pets are not permitted in all public areas of PHS Meadowbrook Farm, including the parking lot. Please do not leave pets in vehicles.
- The only exception are registered service animals that aid guests in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which are welcome in all public areas of PHS Meadowbrook Farm.
- Blankets, chairs, coolers, and cooking
- Smoking, e-cigarettes, vaping, alcohol, or illegal substances
- Weapons of any kind, or items that look like weapons
- Items that are disruptive to the guest experience or could pose a safety concern, including but not limited to: loud music or cell phone conversations, drones, remote airplanes, balls, frisbees, and scooters
For the safety of our visitors and gardens, please refrain from the following during your visit:
- Sunbathing
- Walking without shoes
- Running or jogging in our gardens
- Disobeying posted signage and safety barriers
- Climbing or sitting in trees and/or garden walls
- Walking or standing in garden beds
- Swimming or entering water features
