Beautiful art and great for photos. Nice area to take a stroll but only during daylight hours. Fountains and benches throughout the park and ample parking.

It's a decent place. A few sculptures, a water fountain and only like a mile from the river walk in Redding.

Not too bad for chillin'

Nice sculptures but very small. Worth a walk if you have a few minutes to kill.

There's a lot of pokestops for Pokemon go but too many cops go there and I know the security guard that works there his name is Kyle we went to school together

A nice little sculpture park near city hall. Good for spending time outside as a short break.

Pretty cool, went for an event but got to see some of the sculptures

It was a good place to watch fireworks, but beware of the goose poo! It's everywhere!

Honestly very anticlimactic. You can walk through all of it in under 2 minutes (reading, maybe 5 mins) and it's totally empty, but has a lot of walking space. I'm sure it's a nice attraction to add to the town's total count, but idk if I'd call it an attraction or "sculpture park" as much as simply a couple of recycled materials cleaned up and thrown together in front of a city building. The welded metal pieces were pretty cool and interesting, but the fence board pieces and others were pretty disappointing; there's like 5 different spots with the same medium to large rocks just sitting there that they call "untitled art donated by ______". A couple of the art plaques are an interesting and curious read though, admittedly. To top it off, one of our party needed to use the restroom and when going inside, and asking politely about facilities, was entirely snubbed and ignored by all the employees here. I have absolutely no idea how they managed a 4.5 star rating; perhaps it's highly esteemed by the locals. The fruit that grows on the trees here was honestly so much more fun, beautiful, inspiring, entertaining, and entrancing than the majority of the art pieces here. I don't advise taking any kids unless they're well behaved. More than anything, a lot of the "art" here just inspires an intense desire to climb and play on them, but it's not allowed. I can easily see any parent, with multiple young uns, having some run off to play on the sculptures or throwing the fruit around. The sculptures are definitely not safe to play on, and also have no safeguards to prevent any adult or child from messing with them or getting hurt. But I guess it is free public art in front of a city building, so maybe this is exactly what one really should expect. Our party definitely found the high rating to be disappointing, especially after interacting with the employees and realizing how few legit art pieces were actually there. But it was clean and safe for social distancing; and I'm sure you could make something out of each piece if you really tried and wanted to take the time to do; but also... maybe it's just not our thing? Do not get your hopes up.

Very nice park with beautiful sculptures, while most of the sculptures are small but very artistic.