Cotswold Sculpture Park

Contemporary sculptures in a biodiverse woodland.

from 444 Google reviews

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About the garden

Set across 10 acres of wildlife-rich woodlands the Cotswold Sculpture Park is a large and diverse collection of contemporary art with everything from scrap metal work to bronzes. Some works, such as the Morris Minor mounted atop a vast spike by the entrance are monumental in scale, and many of the pieces are available to buy.

The grounds are considered part of the artwork here, with changing foliage providing a beautiful backdrop and the edges of some sculptures beginning to fade into the landscape. The owners are devoted to wildlife, with a thistle field, wildflower garden, woodland glades and a pond area, so it’s worth bringing along a pair of binoculars to catch the bird life. Visitors will also be pleased to discover that a range of hot and cold refreshments are available, and toilets can be found at the back of the site.

Opening times

April 1st - 30th September Thursday - Monday 10:30AM - 4:30PM (Last admission 4:00PM)

Useful details

Garden area

10 Acres

Dog walking

No - Guide dogs only.

Cafe or restaurant

Food and drink facilities include a food stall and a cafe/restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating.

Family

Yes - Children of all ages.

Wheelchair access

Mostly inaccessible (some paths moderately flat and paved).

Shops

None

Gloucestershire

Tickets available

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Cotswold Sculpture Park

Gloucestershire

Sat Nav Postcode

GL7 6FE

Public Transport

Nearest train station is Kemble (3 miles).

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Google reviews

4.6
from 444 Google reviews

Lynn Herzog

3 weeks ago

Thoroughly enjoyed our time walking around. The sculptures were fascinating and the sun shining on the stainless steel and glass ones really enhanced them. Though one of our favourites was made of iron resin 'Orion' No. 11. A brilliant way to spend a few hours. All followed by a piece of cake and a cup of tea .

Dusty Fellow (Dusty)

a month ago

Absolutely wonderful time walking through the grounds discovering all the pieces on display. We all really enjoyed the experience. If you are in the area and you like sculpture art, you should visit!

Meggerwatts

a month ago

Some beautiful and thought provoking sculptures, set in 10 acres of unspoilt woodland. Go when it's quiet if you can. Cafe is nice but a little limited if you are not vegetarian.

Timothy Collinson

9 months ago

Great place to stop for an hour or two as we travelled further north. Could have used a sign from car park saying 'this way' as it wasn't clear and also on ticket office (which appears to be back end of old bus!). Toilets limited but adequate and clean. Lots and lots of sculptures to see - more than 150 and not a long walk to see them all. Particularly liked the rusty old figures of scrap metal that were not for sale. A small but intriguing exhibition next to cafe to finish off with. Cafe was very pleasant and top notch choc fudge brownie.

Nichola YY Tsang

a month ago

My partner and I thoroughly enjoyed the cotswolds sculpture park. It was an interesting eclectic and amazing exhibits. Some of which we may look to purchase for our new home. There were some innovative designs and I hope to see more next time we visit.

Contact the garden

07927 028558

cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk/

tadd@cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk

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