Self-Guided Garden Walking Tour (Note winter hours are 12pm - 4 pm from December 1-March 1)
Visitors to the garden are encouraged to download and view our self-guided walking tour brochure to identify sculptures and learn more about this historic property!
Scan the QR code to open the Scavenger Hunt on your phone or laptop!
Scavenger Hunt!
Welcome kids! Our scavenger hunt gives you two different ways to experience the sculpture garden. Challenge Level 1: Follow along with the numbers on the Self-Guided Walking tour. Challenge Level 2: Just seek and find them! Complete the hunt successfully and you will win a prize. You can download the Scavenger Hunt before you arrive. Print it double sided, landscape, flip on short edge, to make your very own booklet. Or just scan the QR code.
Thanks to Andrea Zabel, M.Ed. for creating the Scavenger Hunt and to Ms. Mitchell’s second graders at Phoenicia Elementary School for completing it!
Check out our New Zine!
“Indigenous Names and Uses of Plants at Brunel Park”
This is a guide to our garden like no other! The names of plants, herbs, berries, and trees with connections and significance to the Esopus Munsee Delaware are included with fabulous photos sourced by our summer intern, Kai Meyer, who also did the design. The guide is a companion to our Self-Guided Walking Tour and shows you the garden from a new perspective. It is drawn from Evan Pritchard’s 2019 book “Herbs are Verbs.” Click the button to download the Zine or scan the QR code to open your very own copy! A limited number of hard copies are available for a $10 donation.
Enjoy this virtual tour of Brunel Park/Sculpture Garden!
This footage was shot by Geoffrey C Baer in June of 2024, one year after the completion of the restoration of the major sculptures in the collection. There is more to see, so do come and visit us!
Or come shoot your own video and send it us like AAA Chimney Medics did on June 24, 2024! Enjoy their home movie!
Brunel Sculpture Garden at Brunel Park
A $10-20 Per Adult/$5 per Child Donation is Suggested
Brunel Sculpture Garden is located at the intersection of DeSilva Road and State Route NY-28 in the Hamlet of Boiceville, Town of Olive, NY just west of Fabulous Furniture, Bread Alone, and the Boiceville Inn on Old Route 28, where parking is available. You can ride the free UCAT Z Bus from Kingston to DeSilva Road. Bicycles and dogs on leashes are welcome. There is no public restroom. Parties of 6 or more are asked to contact the Park in advance.
Hours
Brunel Sculpture Garden is open for self-guided tours daily from 1 to 5pm (and from 12 -4 pm weather permitting from December 1 to March 1). Brunel Park will close in snowy, icy, or other inclement weather conditions.
Phone
845 - 205 - 3839
We are a 3-minute walk to Bread Alone and less than a quarter of a mile from the Ashokan Rail Trail’s Boiceville Trailhead.
Visit us to explore more!
The sculptures photographed on our site are a small selection of the many extraordinary creations found on our blessed land. To experience the power of them all, plan your visit to Brunel Sculpture Garden today!
All original woodblock prints by Bianka Schneider