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    Jane R.

    We held our Mom's Celebration of Life in the garden on Sunday. It was beautiful. Wonderful experience working with Barbie and Stephanie! I would definitely recommend this site for weddings and other celebrations. The catering staff were very happy with the setup as well. Thank you!

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    Henry M.

    What a great place to visit and learn about the Campbell area. So much rich history about this house and Mr.and Mrs Ainsley. The architecture of this house is surreal. I mean everything was well thought out. The material they used to build the house (For-geeet-ah-bout-it) was California Oak..good luck finding that now days. At over 6 thousands Sq. Feet with a full breath and with walk in basement and attic, walk in shower with beautiful wall to wall green tile and 5 COUNT THEM 5 SHOWER HEADS! And for Mrs. Ainsley a wall to wall bathroom with lavender tile simply outstanding. A still functional electric stove and oven from the 1920s as well as a refrigerator one of the first probably in the United States. All the furniture in the house are the originals mr. Ainsley's daughter still visits every now and again and must be in her 90s. I could write a book on this place. The tour takes about 2 hours and is well worth the price of admission. The volunteer dosans also get 5 stars they answer all your questions and we're just fantastic. People book mark this place and go!!

    Russ V.

    What a fantastic treasure for the Valley. The house used to sit on hundreds of acres of land and orchards right where " eBAY is today " . Can you imagine how amazing hundreds and hundreds of fruit trees would have been back in the day!!!!! It took 8 hours to move the house to Campbell only a bit over a mile, that would have been quite a sight coming down the road. I'm a history buff so it was fun learning the history of the Ainsley House, how both Mr & Mrs were just regular hard working people that made it big on the fruit business. The house is incredible , built in 1925 - 26 with the amazing luxury of electrify , a shower with 5 nozzles, an electric range and oven , a heating system. Amazing woodwork throughout . The roof thatch work, check out the pic, is curved and rolling. It cost $200,000 to repair It because each piece of wood has to be hand shaped. Incredible craftsmanship. We're going back to check it out in December. They apparently go all out with the holiday decorations. You need to check it out.

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    So many times going to Campbell and never realized this house is for visit and also has a nice backyard perfect for pictures as well as a nice affordable gift shop.

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    My friend and I were looking for something to do on our day off and we decided to visit Hakone…read moreGardens. After hearing about a coworker who had her wedding here I was excited to visit. The drive up to the gardens is beautiful at this time with all the trees being red & orange. Entrance fee is $12 per adult but we just so happened to visit on Santa Clara County Resident's day. After showing ID, our admission was free; what a nice surprise! The gardens were small but had many different areas to enjoy; there was a beautiful pond with fish, waterfall, tea ceremony room, bamboo garden, bonsai exhibit, and more. There are a lot of nice benches to soak it all in. It's the perfect escape from the city!

    Somebody as Hakone Gardens needs to update the website and social media better when the cherry…read moreblossoms bloom. I drove 45 minutes to Hakone Gardens recently at the end of March and found out that most of the cherry blossoms were gone. I was like whaaaa....I usually go during the end of March and they would be in full bloom. Apparently, they bloomed earlier this year. I was looking forward to seeing the wonderful pink color all around. Anyways, Hakone is still a treat to walk around and is very nice when the flowers are blooming. I love sitting near the beginning of the trail and looking at the ponds, bridge, koi fish and all the trees. It transports me to Japan without the airfare and passport. Parking can be difficult on busy days and will be waiting for awhile for someone to leave. Gift shop is cute and there are many cute finds in there. Admission is now $12 but parking is still free.

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