I enjoyed visiting this park. I paid about ten dollars to get in and the kind gent offered me a helpful map. I was sad to see a piece or two in disrepair, but some of the artist have passed away and it will take pricey restoration measures to rectify the situation. Tons of goose poop. It's and outdoor park, so wear proper gear. Nice quiet and peaceful. I went in September, so there were spots off limits that seem like it will quite enjoyable when they open for the summer (banzai garden)
Beautiful, peaceful setting where one can appreciate natural and man-made creations simultaneously.
Great place. They had multiple activities that were fun for both children and adults.
Amazing sculpture garden. Beautiful grounds and very quiet.
The art was interesting but the experience was rather odd. The pieces are strewn throughout the property with very little information provided. I enjoyed being able to walk around.
The "sculptures " just aren't what I would classify as "art". It's random scraps of metal thrown together. I don't understand how or why it's considered to be a sculpture garden. But this is just my personal opinion and beauty is in the eye of the beholder, right? So if you're into, I guess you could call it modern, abstract kind of stuff, then you might enjoy checking it out.
I love that you can see beautiful artwork here while walking around outside. It's a nice combination.
An idyllic setting filled with great art represented by world class sculptors such as Henry Moore. The whole garden can be surveyed in about an hour.
It's a really nice place to just walk around and relax but $9 per person is cost prohibitive to just come and hang out here often.
Really fun to wander around and check out all the sculptures! Truly a hidden gem