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    Joyful Acres

    3.5 (6 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 10:00 AM, 4:00 pm - 6:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Perfect Pet Resort - Cat exploring the cattery

    Perfect Pet Resort

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    I was looking for a place to board my 10 year old, intact, Pitbull and stumbled across Perfect Pet…read moreResort. They left me impressed with every step of their process. With only a few minutes left until closure, Maria didn't hesitate to give me a tour of their beautiful building. They also require an "orientation day" to ensure all pets are a good fit for their facility. I know my sweet baby boy becomes increasingly anxious while I'm away, so I was concerned about how he would handle his orientation. Erica contacted me to let me know he was uncomfortable, but didn't use that as a reason to say he wasn't a good fit, as I assumed they would. Instead, she gave my pet some individualized attention and moved him to a quieter section of the facility, Cedar Park. With updates throughout his orientation from Erica, I was assured he was in truly caring hands. Still, I was a bit nervous to board my dog for 5 days as I traveled across the country for a seminar. Erica suggested bringing him in again before my trip to get him further acclimated. While I was still a little uneasy about leaving him, I knew he'd be in the best care provided in my absence with Perfect Pet Resort. The atmosphere is beautiful and the service is outstanding! I can't imagine leaving my pet anywhere else in the foreseeable future. Thank you Erica & Cameron for ensuring my pet had the best stay possible. Thanks Maria for reassuring me that he would be well cared for. Until his next stay...

    Didn't realize that dogs only get three 1/2 hr to 45 minute outdoor time 3x's a day. Not nearly…read moreenough for my pooch. It is on their website but I did not see it before I took my girl there. Once I realized that, I never took her back.

    Longwood Gardens - Longwood Gardens -- Garden Glow 2026

    Longwood Gardens

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    Longwood Gardens is a breathtaking oasis, peaceful and earthy, where it's easy to lose track of…read moretime. On a beautiful summer day, we wandered for hours, following winding paths through vast, lush gardens, as one scene seamlessly unfolded into the next. Inside the conservatory, the orchid room is lively with an incredible diversity of color and form, each bloom as beautiful as the last. Beyond the flowers is the tucked-away grotto, the quiet play of natural summer sunlight, and the brickwork in soft, neutral tones. Nature, art, and architecture seem to settle into their own rhythm here. There's always another path, another shape, another small detail waiting to be noticed. Take it all in, and simply vibe with the universe in this wonderfully wild botanical garden.

    I can't believe it took me so long to visit Longwood Gardens, but I finally visited with my husband…read moreover this past weekend, and I can now agree with everyone who recommended it me - it's incredible. Longwood Gardens is a public garden, but it has to be one of the best in the country. It's huge (more than 1,100 acres) and incredibly beautiful. We arrived around 11:00 am on a Saturday, and it was already getting crowded. Be aware that Longwood is popular! If you arrive during peak hours - especially during certain times of year when they have special attractions, like around Christmas - it will be crowded. You might even have to park in a parking lot further from the visitor center and take a shuttle. But at 11:00 am on a Saturday - the first day of August and quite hot - we had plenty of parking available to us in the main lot when we arrived. We pulled up our tickets, which we had bought ahead of time online, and walked right through the visitor center to the gardens. Given it's so large, there are several areas to visit. We decided to do more of the outside areas first to visit them before it got hotter or more crowded. Then we had brunch at 1906 Fine Dining and continued exploring the areas closer to the restaurant. The highlights of our visit were seeing the Italian Water Garden, the Flower Garden Walk, the Chimes Tower, the Eye of Water, and the Waterlily Court. All of these spaces were incredibly beautiful. Depending on the time of day you visit, something else I'd say that cannot be missed is the Main Fountain Garden Performance. Booming classical music came out speakers I couldn't even see while the 1,719 jets of the main fountain put on a show to the music. It was incredible - completely amazing. (This is running daily at least through November 1, 2026, and when we were there it ran about every 2 hours.) If you're there in the evening, there's the Illuminated Fountain Performances on most Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays (also through November 1, 2026). (There are a few more summer nights with fireworks shows at the fountains this year, so if you're interested in that, check out their website for the dates.) We had a lovely lunch at 1906 Fine Dining (separate review for that) - but there are other options for dining if you're looking for something more casual or less of a splurge. I really enjoyed exploring the gardens for the first time. Something I look forward to is that Longwood changes with the seasons. Summer isn't my favorite (I'm grumpy in hot weather), so I look forward to visiting in spring (flowers!!!) and fall (colors) - even winter. It was still a wonderful experience in summer, even if a little hot for me. But Longwood is a treasure. Now that I've been, I look forward to returning.

    Joyful Acres - pet_sitting - Updated September 2026

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