There’s A Garden And Sculpture Park In Vermont, And It’s One Of The Quirkiest Places You’ll Ever Go

Seven Springs Garden and Sculpture Park is one of the most unique places in Vermont to spend time outdoors. Based in Manchester, this one-of-a-kind destination is a dream for art and nature lovers. When you visit, get ready for spectacular views of the Green Mountains and Taconic Range as you explore the manicured gardens and quirky art scattered throughout the grounds. Read on to learn about the memorable time you'll have when you visit one of the unique parks in Vermont.

Seven Springs Garden and Sculpture Park is a true gem in the heart of the Green Mountain State.

To reach this quirky destination, head to Route 7A South in Manchester.

While there is no fee to visit the gardens and sculptures, donations are more than welcome.

It's one of the most interesting things to do in Vermont.

In the late 1990s, the property where the current gardens and sculpture park is displayed was bought by Stan and Sylvia Stroup.

Since then, they developed the grounds to highlight their love of art and nature.

As you meander around this quirky garden and sculpture park, you'll come across art such as "The Traveler" by artist Curt Brill.

We prefer the modern flow of this symbolic piece by Royden Mills of Canada called "Inner Key."

Artist Roger Di Taranto used bronze and copper to make these unique goats on display at Seven Springs Garden and Sculpture Park.

Aside from enjoying the change of scenery while you visit this quirky sculpture park, you'll feel as if you've escaped to another world when you wander through the Japanese garden.

Reservations are required to visit one of the loveliest parks in Vermont.

Book your reservation online with availability reopening in May.

Seven Springs Garden and Sculpture Park offers more information on the website. Have you already been to this quirky park in Vermont? If so, please tell us about it in the comments below.

Find out why Manchester is one of the best small towns in the state. And while you're there, reserve a nice place to stay on Booking.com.