What a great adventure if you have a little time. The park is big, and I feel it will take several trips to really see everything.

It was pretty neat. I'm not sure Google maps understood the location or if there are multiple ways to get on the premises. That part was a bit confusing. The whole thing is a very neat concept. Outdoor art combined with some light walking. The only thing I wasn't a real big fan of was the lack of paths leading to the sculptures. There are about 70 sculptures to see and I'm not even sure we saw all of them because the walk was a bit disorganized. Still, enjoyed it and will probably go back when visitors are in town.

Nice about 1.5 mile paved stroller-friendly trail with lots of beautiful sculptures. It's one of its kind trail in south st louis, surrounded by lush green well-maintained gardens & variety of trees. Overall, it's a Day-well-spent kind of place for all age groups. Must visit for nature-lovers as well as art-lovers.

Great outdoor space to wander around. It has a few wooded trails and some very interesting artwork.

An awesome park with giant post modern and abstract sculptures. The scale of the artwork is hard to understand until you experience it. This unique park is one of St Louis’s most unforgettable treasures. Children and adults love it. The huge open spaces are broken with larger than life sculptures. The whole park is surrounded by beautiful woods. It takes about 45 -120 minutes to wander through the whole park. There are also trails in the woods.

Beautifully kept and lots to explore. Very educational. I walked around for hours and still don't think I saw everything. My favorite area was along the wooden path at the old pool and orchard house remains. It was very peaceful. The forest path was a great walk with a lot of shrubbery so finding the sculptures was like a cool surprise. I look forward to visiting again!

Nice Park. If I had any complaint, it would be that several pieces were under construction or renovation.

Very well maintained park with plenty of sculptures to view and learn about. Definitely worth visiting.

Wish we had more time there is a lot to explore. Dog-friendly lots of open space and interesting art.

This is a fantastic park for all ages. Interesting art pieces all over the grounds. Easy trails. Take your time and enjoy the experience.

Interesting. Some things were really cool others were, interesting. Depends on what you like. Most I liked but there was a large tire half buried, to me not art. Trails to walk were nice. People walking dogs also. Nice place to stretch your legs.

I'm always looking for a great park when traveling. This one was so nice, love the artwork! It very quiet and they have great trails for you to follow. I can't wait for them to finish everything! I'll definitely cone back. It's great for all ages!!

Kinda a let down. Sculptures were cool and pretty. It was a nice day. What ruined it for me was the lack of signage and it was easy to get lost. According to Google, bicycles are allowed, but again, little signage and not much trail. Plus it's mainly used by people on foot. I would not recommend riding your bike here. Not worth the effort.

It's a great place to expose children to art plus burn off some energy. My only complaint is the bathrooms are disgusting. I had to take the little ones in to potty & poo was smeared on the wall.

Cool variety of sculptures, nice walk. Footing was adequate, signs were informative, well thought out design. Can’t wait to come back in different seasons.

VERY dog friendly. The winding trails are "rustic" and at times a little steep, with a lot of loose gravel, making it challenging for strollers and anyone not confident in their sense of balance. But this museum-park is a favorite of ours to take the dog walking. They have walking tours, and classes for all ages. They even have a couple exhibits specifically designed for dogs!

Ok! So this park was really neat! Great photo opportunities! Unusual sculptures mostly kind of abstract. Very green and well kept. Lots and lots of walking, the art is very spaced out. Wish there was easier way to drive to sections (we missed much). We did see people with kids and walkking dogs.

It was extremely hot the day we stopped. We were not able to enjoy the sculptures to the full extent. Planting a tire in the ground, in my mind isn't a sculpture.

The park covers a lot of area and there are many sculptures to see. Animal/pet friendly park with plenty of space to not feel crowded. There are stairs available, but also areas for wheel chair accessibly.

My favorite park since I was a small child. I used to go here for art camp and gives me great memories still to this day Taken my dogs there gives me so much joy and I feel more relaxed. I highly recommend it to anyone that needs to escape for just a couple hours or ev n the whole day.

As an artist that makes ceramics, paintings, and various other forms of art I sometimes find it hard to appreciate some sculptures. park itself is ok, however you may see owls in the woods along the trails just left of the entrance which is pretty cool. The park offers a lot of space for picnics and also have some tables to sit at.