The ezine This Is Whidbey produced an article about the impressive conservation efforts by the local organization Whidbey Camano Land Trust, including how the Sculpture Forest has partnered with them. Author Kate Poss wrote "
Local Clinton photographer Jamie Webster shares her unique view welcoming you to walk around the Nature Nurtured trail after a light rain. This inlaid spiral was created by...
Local Whidbey Island wood artist Pat McVay will be onsite the afternoon of Thursday March 4 from about 1-3pm to begin phase 3 of his existing Icarus Was Here installation. Professional...
Visitors of all ages share their art, thoughts, and feelings in our Participation Book. It is located at the exit kiosk that was created by Michael Hauser and Ken Price. Recently, Jessica Kanehen of Stanwood WA had a fun...
The big travel group site 365 Things To Do In Washington State has recently included us on their list of the best things to experience in Washington...
Appreciated park volunteer Christina Whiting found the winter sun while making her rounds through the lush ferns of the Sculpture Forest. She enjoys her purposeful...
Red Tricycle website and newsletter has recommended Price Sculpture Forest as a top Seattle area destination for family field trips. Author Allison Sutcliffe wrote "
A wonderfully white Whidbey winter wonderland descended upon the Sculpture Forest for its very first snow. The environment became different with the eerie yet soothing quiet of fresh fallen snow in a forest. The sculptures took on new shapes, textures, and...
The fun travel exploration site and newsletter Only In Your State: Washington has published a feature article recommending people come visit Price Sculpture Forest! Titled "
We are excited that local Coupeville sculptor Greg Neal has trained his sculpture Attacking Eagle to come in for a landing on the Nature Nurtured trail. Attacking Eagle is an impressive...