Beautiful art and lovely grounds.We go a few times a year checking out the craft fair each year and the Christmas lights during the holiday season.

I had no idea this park existed until I bought a Groupon online and decided to check it out. My friend and I were amazed at the variety of sculptures (she thought it would all be "people" sculptures). We got a brochure and papers describing the sculptures and artists when we arrived. It was very interesting. There is a small museum with Harry Wilks' private collection. When he died, he donated everything to the city of Hamilton. His house is on the property and I hope they open it up at some point to the public. His house is underground. One of the employees told us that people come from all over the world to see the sculptures. The land is fantastic - lots of trees, small lakes, some buildings that can be used for weddings, parties, etc. We drove around in my car and would park and get out for a closer look. There are golf carts to rent, which seems like an easier choice but an added expense. The park is too big to cover it all by walking in one visit, but different parts could be covered over several visits. I am thinking about a membership, but it is a little far for me to drive frequently. The park has various activities, including a summer program for kids.

I can't believe I've lived in Cincinnati this long and have never been to this park! We went on a gorgeous fall day and it was a great experience! We took our dog, and opted to walk instead of rent a golf cart, although we were not able to cover the whole park in the time that we were there. There is literally something unique and interesting around every turn at this park! It isn't just sculptures, but lakes, views, and an old stone dwelling. The lawns and landscaping are really well maintained. I just loved this. Can't wait to go back!