Josephine Sculpture Park

12/10 recommend. All of the garden sculptures are so unique from eachother. The entire place is worth the walk.

Very cool experience. Well maintained and expansive grounds with a lot of unique sculptures.

We were in Kentucky and had never even heard of this park. We happened to see if heading to thieves distillery. We stopped on our way back and it did not disappoint. Around every corner you’d see another sculpture. Our favorite part was the graffiti wall so either bring some spray paint or rummage through the garbage can and see if anyone left you some extra.

Eclectic sculpture garden. Lots of open spaces to take a leisurely walk. The sculptures are from various artists and situated among the wooded areas. The paths are well laid out and maintained. It’s an interesting afternoon of walking, looking and contemplating.

Really cool place to accidently run across. Was just looking for a place to stretch my legs after a 6 hour ride with 4 more to go. SO GLAD WE FOUND THIS! GREAT PLACE.

Visited with my mother and daughter. Lots of sculptures to see across plenty of grounds. You can walk on trails, but you can also reserve a golf cart free of charge for those who wouldn't be able to take the longs walks (like my elderly mother). Beautiful wildflowers and amazing sculptures encompass the grounds. It is a must-see if you are in the area.

I enjoyed a magical walk through the Josephine Sculpture Park on a windy, blustery day which made it even more surreal and memorable. An added plus—the restroom was clean, stocked and easy to get to as well as many places to sit and rest if needed. My niece’s sculpture is located here and it was fun exploring and finding it through the woods.

No kidding best art museum of my life. This fit my personality 100% because it was all outdoors where beautiful trails meandered over two miles to see probably 40 sculptures.

The park gave you peace while exciting your senses. Each new find seemed better than the last.

I feel so lucky to have found this incredible gem!

The park is free, but you should donate. I have no idea how this park is funded? The art work is generally regional artist, but would imagine the value is in the tens of millions, plus the upkeep has to be expensive.

Check out these photos....just incredible!!

We didn't do any research before hand as we recently moved relatively close, but we were not disappointed! We had a great time, loved the exhibits and the walk and really appreciated the values presented, especially the efforts for promoting local flora. Can't wait to go back for a full explore! The kid liked being able to touch, spin and even climb on some of the sculptures!

Went on a day trip with my husband to Frankfort, KY today. We ate lunch in Frankfort and then decided to venture to Josephines Sculpture Park since it was nice outside. The placr is nice and very artistic. The walking paths were well groomed for walking. The art work was creative and fun to view. The flowers on the property were very pretty. We arrived and needed to use the restroom facilities. It was a decent size all gender restroom with a lock on the door. It had a port a potty type toilet. There was hand sanitizer and plenty of TP to use. No running water. The farm was pretty large. We did not complete every single walking path today. We did a large portion of it but will be going back to complete the rest another day. It was in the 90's today and getting super hot. They had plenty of picnic tables throughout to enjoy a picnic luch there. We saw many benches and places to sit down and take a break throughout the paths thst we were on. Overall, very nice day adventure. It was fun. We will be returning to view all sculptures on the 30 acres.

Great place to relax, get some steps in and see some interesting sculptures. We went on a beautiful morning and walked through all of the 70+ sculptures. Very interesting, even for people who don't know a lot about art, it is very cool to see. There are cards at each spot to tell you a little about the piece and artist. If this review has helped you, please give it a 👍

Was on a trip through the area and spotted the “sculpture park .8 mile” sign and made a quick turn. So glad! What a stunning find. The sculptures in beautiful simple country setting amidst a sea of green reaching to the sky. Already planning a return trip to spend more time here. Donations are accepted but free to come and enjoy at leisure.

Great way to spend a day, it's free - but we gave a donation at the box in the parking lot. It's a large property, and super peaceful for a stroll. Lots if cool things to see. Dogs are welcomed - make sure to clean up after them! Just a tip, the paths are mowed grass....so...highly recommend running shoes and bug spray! I assisted my husband removing a tick crawling up his leg....so just be aware and prepared and your sure to have a good time.

A beautiful site with beautiful pieces . This was my second time coming here and I loved it as much as the first time

Beautiful use of the space. Great for a stroll! You can see everything in a reasonable amount of time and still feel like you experienced a lot! We need more outdoor spaces like this one.

An amazing park with over 70 stunning artworks on 30 acres. 5 trails to walk. Various events and festivals held here as well through out the year. Patrons are encouraged to interact with the art. Great for photos. You can also see native plants and local wildlife.

Really cool! Nice place to stop and stretch your legs. Surprises around almost every corner. We didn't even make it through half, we had to get back on the road. There is talk for going again to see the rest! Nicely mowed paths, beautiful setting, really cool art

Grandson and his Cub Scout pack had a field trip. Such a hidden gem and a wonderful place to visit and see sculptures in a beautiful outdoor setting.

This place is wonderful. Me and my mother could've spent hours here exploring all the art and paths. It is HUGE! Very fun for my sister who could just run around in the open and even play on some things. We will be coming back here again to explore the other side.

Kentucky has some beautiful and creative places to visit. This park is so nice. I'll be going often. It's free and fun to explore. They have over 70 sculptures there.