One of the most tranquil, peaceful havens in the country. Easy to step back in time and imagine life during the Biblical period. One of the best places to put the text into context and see the seven species and four species in situ.

I had the pleasure of visiting this place for a chol hamoed day, and I must say, it was an incredible experience. The variety of activities and sights available were impressive, and I could have easily spent another hour or two exploring everything that this place had to offer. Despite having to cut my visit short due to other commitments, I still had a fantastic time. The atmosphere was lively and fun, and there was something for everyone to enjoy. Overall, I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a fun and exciting day out. It's definitely worth a visit, and I can't wait to go back and spend more time exploring all that it has to offer. I particularly enjoyed the sukkah section, where they have made real size sukkahs of all the different sukkahs mentioned in the Mishnah, such as sukkah on a boat, very tall sukkah, etc. There was also a very nice and entertaining show playing a famous story in the Talmud.

Good place for family outdoor activities. There are picnic areas, tables, toilets and sinks, parking and shop. The park looks abandoned and not well-groomed, there is a lot of rubbish, half of the exhibits are broken, the asphalt is in poor condition. Beautiful place and nature to come for a walk, you can meet different birds and rodents, but the entrance fee is too high for this park.

Great activity for kids. Very educational. Brings things to life.

Great experience. Ancient history and beautiful Israel all in one. Hope to go back soon. Needs a little maintenence on signs.

Great and inspiring day. Brings the Bible to life. The nature is beautiful.

Neot Kedumim Park is a Biblical garden and nature preserve located near Modi'in. There are many archaeological sites here.

Especially in the spring! If you have kids you can let them let run wild. Don't miss the flower mill. It is amazing how they worked with simple mechanic. Flower, birds, archeology, path for strollers...in a lovely landscape. Lot to learn how things were done in biblical time. Don't do it in the heat of the day!

Gorgeous park, great for families and people of all ages. Light nature walks abound. Learn about Israel's history through the biblical species that were planted at Neot Kedumim, from almond trees to hyssop. See how wine and olives were pressed in ancient days, and marvel at the depth of the cisterns and wells. Plan a trip in spring for the best of this pastoral haven, the greenest, most inspiring experience.

Very nice park, but like all places in nature here best to visit in winter/spring. We where invited to a wedding there, and it was great. Coming in late afternoon, just had time for a little walk. Beautiful area to welcome the guests, nice Chuppa for the ceremony and the food afterwards was great. We enjoyed it very much and plan to go back for a hike in february/march when everything is blooming around.

Park of many biblical trees and plants. And learn how people lived in biblical times.

Paradise for (young) children, second Time here, avoid Time 14:00 to enter the park (or you will wait a lot). A numerous staff will guide you to parking. The visit around the Lake, contains this year stands on different Alyah, ערבית המינים, and others themes. The most famous is the succoth kosher/not kosher like succah on top of another one or succah than 20 ama.

Very nice people there and nice to learn about the tanakh

Embarrassing. We were the only people in the whole park. There were few displays, and feel like I was ripped off by paying the admission fee. I wish them well, as the purported purpose is a good one.

Excellent place for picnics and easy hiking with a stroller. We went during Sukkot and it wasn't overly crowded.

The perfect place to tour, or to bring your employees for odt

Fun sukkah exhibition on Sukkot. Camels too!

We love visiting this place as it is hundreds of acres and has very interesting exhibits. We usually come during the Jewish festival of Sukkos which is the celebration of the celebration of huts and there are many different types. Many volunteers or perhaps they are paid employees are around to help you through all of the different areas and to experience many different things. I would advise bringing ice and cold water and cups as it gets quite hot and there is a lot of walking to go to Different areas You can see Citron or etrog trees which are fascinating as well as canals that Carry water and old fashioned cisterns

Beautiful national reserve. Especially recommended during spring, but is very nice all year long

We were a 3 generation family with 5 children ages 5-12 participating in a guided "food that King David ate" tour. The tour was in Hebrew, though the tour guide, Yuval, could have spoken in English had we wanted. Yuval was an amazing tour guide who kept all the children engaged and attentive throughout the 3-hour tour. We adults loved the tour too. It was a wonderful family experience. We all learned and had so much fun. I would do it again. Totally worth the cost of the tour!

Work event at their center for leadership was really well run. Included a navigation exercise in their extensive grounds which are very interesting. During pesach and sukkot there are usually excellent activities for kids.

It offers a view of the past oil and wine presses and more. Plenty of interest for all age groups. A nice place for a family visit. We didn't have a guide, but it would be recommended when available.

Lots of fresh air,almost no people,very clean restrooms

One of the most amazing hidden gems in the entire country. So beautiful, so well taken care of, the guide and workers are amazing and kind, get lost in a neverending paradise of nature, history and tradition. Highly highly highly recommend it. Especially for families with kids.

Very beautiful national park. We have been to Shabbat dedicated walk with some songs and legends and a story about ancient bread making process with the ancient instruments. It was magic and even small children really enjoyed it! Our guide Boaz was very warm and artistic with a good approach to children.