If you’re looking for some exercise and some cool photo ops, this is a great place! We did download the app to listen to the explanation behind the works of art, and enjoyed hearing from the artists themselves. Our favorites were “The Family” and Romeo and Juliet. It was too cold to rent the golf carts, but because there were very few people there, we were able to drive around and jump out at the exhibits. I’d actually recommend going off season for that reason. We enjoyed our adventure!

If you've been to other drive through light exhibits, this one is similar but still worth a trip through. The $25 price tag is steep tho, but it's for a good cause. Be prepared to wait in line to get into the park. I got there around the time the light display was starting and waited in a line of cars for 30 minutes (this was also on the "free night" for Hamilton city residents). I don't recall a way to go to the bathroom during the wait or drive through, so plan accordingly. You wont be able to turn left into the park, entrance is right turn only, so depending on what direction you are traveling you may have to U-turn (i did and it was a pain). There were some people mover size busses bringing larger groups, signage says they aren't allowed, and seeing how one of them took out a low lighted arch, I can see why. Yet, they were not turned away. It's a bit of a drive from Cincinnati and there are lots of other holiday activities closer, but again it's a good cause and light displays are always fun.

Lovely way to spend a morning. My wife and I arrived at the sculpture park just after opening, and we had the place almost to ourselves. Definitely rent the golf cart, we were able to maximize our time and see everything in a little over an hour. One suggestion for improvement: better signs along the paths or at least a better paper map of the area. We got turned around a few times and ended up returning the golf cart 15 minutes late and paying a $4 late fee. The park itself is great, very peaceful and interesting. We were also able to visit the Pyramid Hill House when it opened; very interesting collection of ancient art and the guide/caretaker was happy to answer questions and tell us the history of the place and its owner Harry Wilks. Recommended.