Cold Hollow Sculpture Park - Enosburg Falls, Vermont

The Cold Hollow Sculpture Park is a unique and enchanting destination located at 4280 Boston Post Rd, Enosburg Falls, VT 05450, United States. This sculpture museum, arts organization, event venue, park, and tourist attraction boasts a wheelchair-accessible entrance, toilet, restaurant, and family-friendly environment. With an impressive 4.8/5 rating on Google My Business, visitors can expect a high-quality experience.

History and Features

Originally a dairy farm, the park now houses over 70 breathtaking sculptures spanning 50 years of artistry. Nestled within the serene countryside of northern Vermont, the park offers a stunning backdrop of rolling fields and scenic views. The peaceful trails are easy to navigate, making it perfect for a relaxing walk and ideal for art lovers, nature enthusiasts, or anyone looking to immerse themselves in beauty and tranquility.

Specialties and Services

• Sculpture museum - showcasing an impressive collection of sculptures
• Arts organization - supporting local artists and promoting art education
• Event venue - hosting weddings, corporate events, and private functions
• Park - offering beautiful trails and picnic areas
• Tourist attraction - attracting visitors from around the world

Contact Information and Website

For more information and to plan your visit, please contact the park at Phone: 5123332119 or visit their website at coldhollowsculpturepark.com.

Other Points of Interest

• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Toilet
• Restaurant
• Family friendly
• Good for kids

Don't miss out on this absolute gem tucked away in the serene countryside of northern Vermont. The Cold Hollow Sculpture Park is a must-visit destination for art lovers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a peaceful and beautiful escape.

👍 Reviews of Cold Hollow Sculpture Park

Ron M.

5/5

An absolute gem tucked away in the serene countryside of northern Vermont! This former dairy farm now boasts 70 breathtaking sculptures spanning 50 years of artistry, set against a backdrop of rolling fields and stunning scenery. The peaceful trails are easy to navigate, making it perfect for a relaxing walk. Highly recommended for art lovers, nature enthusiasts, or anyone looking to immerse themselves in beauty and tranquility!"

Sal

4/5

We are touring the area and found this as a place of interest to visit and glad we did.
Spent a little over an hour walking the fields and reading from the pamphlet the artist description of his art. When you arrive a volunteer gives you the map, background and watch for some hornet nests they are aware of (only 1) and talks about the terrain.
The map is helpful and the sculptures are beautiful. Interactive to a point, you can walk up and through but not touch. Saw a group having a picnic and there are a few benches to stop and rest in the shade. Primarily sunny and trees offer some shade but from sculpture to the other mostly open sky. We recommend and if we come to this area agin we’d stop by for sure. The bathroom is a porta potty so be prepared but still nice to have an option if you need to go 😃

Manda H.

5/5

Beautiful place to spend a while wandering! The sculptures are impressive and feel really vibrant and alive! It's so kind of them to make it a by donation price so that the arts and nature are accessible to all. The woman who welcomed us was very kind and informative ! I really like and appreciate the postcard flyer she gave me too.It was a nice, healthy walk with lots to look at.

Simon W.

5/5

What a fantastic place. It is huge and set in rolling countryside. The lady at the entrance kiosk is helpful and knowledgable. The sculptures are interesting and the grounds easy to navigate whilst keeping a natural feel. And the Portaloo is spotless. Highly recommended.

Linda O.

5/5

A lovely walk in the park to see so many beautiful sculptures. It is feee to go to but days and times are limited because it is run by volunteers. Please leave a donation so this wonderful park can continue to be free for all who want to enjoy the beautiful works and rolling hills
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John C.

5/5

Beautiful Vermont landscape coupled with unique artistic masterpieces. Be sure to drive Vermont back roads. The destination is worth the trip

amanda G.

4/5

This is a hidden treasure! There are so many beautiful large sculptures to look at! The volunteer at the front building was very knowledgeable, friendly, and inviting. We were handed a map of where the sculptures are and a description of each one.
This is a by donation park that is self-guided over a vast area of land.
There is one handicap Porto John.
The only unfortunate thing is that it is not easily accessible for people who have mobility limitations and can't walk long distances. Nor are there any benches for people to sit if they need a break from the walking. I wish they had golf cart rentals or something to offer for those who can't walk across the acres of land.
I will definitely go back again as I couldn't stay long and will be prepared to walk.

Lucinda W.

5/5

Stumbling upon this treasure was a real highlight of our Vermont getaway! These large format abstracts playfully dot the beautiful landscape and offer contemplative conversation starters as you move from one piece to the next. We walked through the park on the hottest day of the summer and were glad to have planned to bring an umbrella for shade and water bottles (they have a refill site) to beat the heat. Picnics are encouraged and the docent was knowledgeable and passionate. Sarah Stromeyer entertained our many questions as we finished our jaunt! Cold Hollow was a real treat and we're so happy to have created such a beautiful memory!