Such a cute little place. Very friendly, charming couple. Interesting and amusing pieces. You will definitely want to wear appropriate shoes as it can be quite puddly. We've been meaning to visit since moving here and hope to bring family to see it next time they come visit.

This was the most amazing find!! Family from the area heard of it and we took a chance, and I am so glad we did!!!! The owners are the nicest and most hilarious couple!!! The art stories are best straight from the source!!! You have to visit!?

My 6 year old grandson really liked all the cool Dragons. My other daughter was with us. It was so cool to watch my grandson eyes with wow. This was my 2nd time. The person who makes all of these creatures is very talented. When you go don't forget his wifes beautiful hand made glass and more jewelry.

It was a fun day trip. The family that created this place is absolutely delightful and everything has a story so ask for the guided tour. Fun for everyone.

Quite probably the world's largest collection of Iron Age specimens, lovingly excavated from neighboring McMillan Marsh and reconstructed over the past 30 years. This entrancing garden is free to visit. Wander at your own pace and touch any springed creatures gently. Please let their caretaker demonstrate how they otherwise move and "sing."

Such a fun and unique place to visit. The owners are so welcoming and have a great sense of humor.

We stopped at this gem on our way to Door County and were lucky enough to be greeted by the owner who gave us a tour. There was lots of laughter as he walked us around telling stories about how the pieces came to be. What a creative man with a wild imagination, who loves his wife dearly. He was curious how he we heard about his place and is stunned by the number of visitors he gets every year. He donates a lot of pieces, yet there are so many things to look at, his yard is like a museum. We appreciate that he allows people to enter his property and view his creations. The world would be a better place with more people like him in it.

Very interesting place, the man is 87 & still creating metal art. He takes you around & tells you stories about the pieces. Free & worth the trip regardless of your age

Very cool. Awesome. The artist, Clyde is a wonderful man. Very creative and just a solid person. Great sense of humor. We need more Clyde's today.

Jurustic Park is Americana folk art at its finest. The sculptures that make up Clyde and Nancy’s menagerie of characters is as charming and unique as the couple themselves. Each piece of art has a story and Clyde will happily introduce you to them as they dance, sing or make you laugh with their cheeky humor. If you’re visiting for the first time, make sure you ask for the tour and bring cash to snag some beautiful glass art.

This place is an absolute treasure, Clyde's McMillan Marsh finds are incredible. We arrived a half hour before close on a Sunday, Clyde made us feel as if he had nothing but time, his tour and stories are as much a part of the fun as are the Jurustic creatures. Highly recommend it to all. Thanks to you and your family for a memorable time. It's incredible. Be sure to check out the gift shop.

Amazing place! Worth the time and great outdoor experience on a sunny day 😎

Awesome place to visit! Clyde has talented imagination to create these whimsical structures, along with tips from his also talented wife Nancy. We loved the stories Clyde shared with us as we walked through it all on a beautiful day. Nancy also makes beautiful glass beads for jewelry and other items. They are a great contributer to the community. Made our day for a sister outing. Highly recommend a visit there, easy walking thru it all.

My husband and I went on a rainy day so we were the only ones there. The metal art is fun and interesting. I was a little surprised about all of the inappropriate comments about women and sexual innuendo, especially after he told us he used to be an attorney. I am surprised he hasnt been sued for sexual harassment, would be an easy case. If you can handle/ignore his comments (or could say no thank you to his "tour.") the place has some neat things to see. The woman that does the glass work, and other things, in the hobbit house was wonderful to interact with and we bought some of her art. I did think about this review for a month before leaving it. I read other reviews. The artwork is fantastic, it really is too bad to have to experience and report the mans behavior. Maybe one very subtle innuendo would have been funny, but after 45 min of constant sexual comments (only directed toward women) during his "tour" I had lost all respect for him. I see he responds to reviews and calls people prudes. No sir, this is not the case. You are behaving in an inappropriate way AND it is illegal.