A free outdoor sculpture park in a forest of century-old trees just east of downtown Coupeville on Whidbey Island.
678 Parker Rd · Coupeville, WA
Price Sculpture Forest is a nonprofit, volunteer-run sculpture park on Parker Road east of downtown Coupeville. Two loop trails totaling about 0.6 miles wind through century-old trees, rhododendrons and native understory, with art placed beside the path, hanging from trees and hidden in the foliage. A free self-guided phone tour has descriptions and short videos from the sculptors, and there is also an augmented reality exhibition. The park is open every day from 8am until 7pm or sunset, admission is free, and dogs and bikes are not allowed.
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