We had a great time walking and exploring the grounds and looking at all of the beautiful art. It took us about 2 hours to walk the whole place. It was enjoyable for our whole party of kids/adults and the dog. The day we went was sunny but slightly cool which was nice. There is some shade but lots of walking in the sun so bring water and sunscreen.

Great outdoor art venue well worth the visit. Similar to Storm King. Entrance is free with a suggested donation of $10 per person. You are suggested to reserve a time to visit online

Beautiful giant art pieces on a scenic property. Omi reminds me of Storm King but Omi has many pieces that have interactive features from climbing to building. They even allow dogs on leash which is fantastic and really sold us on the visit. It's tough to say if Omi is worth a really far trip, but if you're at all in the area I think it's a no brainer to spend some time here.

This place is like an alternative Storm King. It's a little bit more edgy and the artists are less established. It is 100% worth checking out! Admission is donation based. The grounds are expansive (perfect for social distancing) and dog friendly. There are two main fields: architecture and sculpture. Some of the art is quite playful and encourages audience interaction. All in all, I loved the art and found the descriptions accompanying each piece to be informative and interesting. Not many benches or places to take shelter from the rain, but would definitely return again.

What an unique experience! Unusual way to see large scale sculptures & architectures in an outdoor environment over 120 acres of fields and forest. Hubby and I brought our fur baby on a nice warm spring day to this great outdoor art center while visiting Hudson. Please note to bring water on warm days, it’s quite a hike to see all the art works.

Art Omi is a perfect place for weekend getaway and one of my favorite art centers. It’s free admission but with great maintenance. It took us about 2 hours to finish our visit, moderated hour for family. The sculptures and artworks are magnificent and stunning. I am not really into art museums but had an amusing time.

Such a fun place!! Many acres of outdoor structures that you can walk for hours. The paths are basically mowed grass, and as you wander you are surrounded by wildflower meadows. So special! The main building has a restroom and a small gallery, as well as a little cafe with snacks.

Sculptures in a giant park: a great way to get exercise while admiring art. We focused mainly on the architectural section because the place is quite massive, even for a regular hiker like me. I would suggest putting numbers on some of the signs (i.e. in this direction you'll see 11-14) as well as adding more signs on the smaller tracks, but in general it's a beautiful hike accessible to everyone since it's free, with some very nice pieces of art.

This is a most unusual art installment! Be prepared to walk over many small hills, and at least one trail, to see a very eclectic collection of modern art sculptures. Can you believe there's an ark you can climb, a house that swings in the air, a maze, a hoop tree, and a grocery list 10's of feet high? I suggest going when not too hot and when it's not been raining. Bathrooms are in the main building, which was blissfully air conditioned!

Great outdoor art venue. Great for the dogs. Be sure to bring bug spray and throughly check for ticks when your done.

Really really cool outdoor activity for the whole family. It’s hot on a sunny day in the open fields but if you’re prepared with sunscreen and bug spray and comfy shoes everyone can enjoy it. It’s about 3 miles to walk the whole property and it’s open sunrise to sunset but the building with the cafe and restrooms has set posted hours. I went twice in one weekend

Very cool to explore some of the art installations and sculptures. The interactive ones are definitely more fun like the basketball tree. There’s very limited shade so make sure you bring a hat and some water. It’s dog friendly which is great too and some parking at the front. Also it’s a donation or pay what you want.

My wife and I did this on a Saturday afternoon it was beautiful however the office and inside gallery was closed due to a leak which was a a shame because on the weekends they usually have a cafe and we were both starving! Other than that the land with all the sculptures was amazing.