The Fairy House Festival opened its mist-i-cal doors on Saturday with great success! Waves of folks, including families with fairies in tow, braved the cold and mist to be welcomed with a candlelit reception, replete with cookies, lemonade, wildflower bouquets, and fairy lights and wands. Then on to the Fairy House Trail (aka Holly Pavilion Trail) to find tucked away throughout its length scores of whimsical Fairy Houses, each a tribute to the creativity of its Fairy architects and builders. They are a joy to behold and, even more, to see each child behold! Be sure to come visit the Park and see them before they magically disappear at the end of May!
This event was made possible in large part due to the Friends of Quiet Waters Park and the wonderful members who support us. The Friends financial resources for events like this come from member donations and we encourage anyone who loves the Park to join. Please use the Membership and/or Donate links.
2024 Fairy House Photo Gallery
WoodhallThe Nies Fairy FarmThe J&L Fairy HouseThe Franklin’s Fairy HouseAbigail Bowders (The Witch)BlossomThe Beach of Wonderful SunsetsEat, Drink And Be FairyLogan’s HollowCorinne’s Fairy houseMagical Friendship HouseWeems Creek Nursery SchoolMrs. Rose’s 1st Grade ClassMrs. Perrys 1st Grade ClassMrs. Phelps 1st Grade ClassLulu’s Fairy WorldArcanum CottageWillow LodgeRoslyn’s Fairy HousePixie CastlePining for a GetawayTinx’s HideawayThe Tooth Fairy HouseMagical Fairy Beach HouseRefuge à l’ombré tachetéeThe Sand KingdomTBR Fairy ResortFairy House of PossibilitiesLilah’s Fairy DreamhouseThe Fairy Beach HouseStepping Stone CottageSunflower SecretsFairy Dust GardenMossy MeadowCentral Special FaerytopiaHippies ForeverThe Secret GardenToddler TuesdayViney TowerHow a Fairy Catches a UnicornMuddy Creek Artists StudioWisperiaTwilight ThicketM’s Fairy FantasyLuna LodgeThe FriendshipQuiet CoveFairy treehouseCookies Enchanted CottageFancy Fairy Fun HouseThe Little Fairy LibraryKitty Wings Faerie CottageNature in the WoodsFairy CampHolly Zen HausWorld of Mine(Craft)Cat’s CornerAll Are Magically WelcomeWillow’s WonderlandThe Fairy SpaMs. Daphne’s Beach HouseOak & Evers Play HouseFairy ShellsMagic MansionMagically SpecialThe Little Folks Community LibraryFairy DomeCaitlyn’s Cottage
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