Hebrew Garden, Linguistics theme park in Rishon LeZion, Israel

The Hebrew Garden is a 68-dunam theme park in northeastern Rishon LeZion, next to the Tzrifin camp, opened in 2013. It holds lawns, covered playgrounds, fitness equipment, fountains, bike and skate paths, and a large ecological pond with water plants, water lilies and fish. Palm trees line the paths; eucalyptus trees in the eastern part shade picnic areas. Several sheds and hangars of the former army camp remain in the design.

The park honors Rishon LeZion's pioneering role as the first settlement to teach Hebrew in kindergartens and schools during the early 1900s. This foundation shaped the region's language development and educational traditions for generations.

The Word Path connects different zones through Hebrew letters, language games, word puzzles, and interactive linguistic installations you can experience as you walk. Visitors of all ages engage with these elements to learn about and appreciate the Hebrew language in a playful way.

The sports courts in the northern part of the garden are closed until an overhead power line above them is relocated. Paid parking for vehicles is available beside the garden, and most playground equipment is covered by shade canopies.

The Alphabet Hill section features climbing structures shaped as Hebrew letters and writing walls for hands-on language learning. These installations let visitors explore Hebrew through physical play and interaction.