Babyland General Hospital

Babyland General Hospital is an attraction in Cleveland, GA, part of the Chattanooga and Helen guide. Cost: free.

300 N.O.K. Dr · Cleveland, GA

Why you should go…

Babyland General Hospital is the themed birthplace of Cabbage Patch Kids, set up as a birthing, nursery and adoption center in the north Georgia mountains. On the self-guided tour you walk among thousands of Cabbage Patch Kids and can watch a birth at Mother Cabbage under the Magic Crystal Tree, tended by staff dressed as Licensed Patch Doctors and Nurses. If you pick a doll, you take the Oath of Adoption. The hospital opened in its current building in 2009.

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What's around here?

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