Are you interested in checking out some interesting and abstract art while also getting some fresh air? If this sounds like your idea of a fun day out, make sure to include Lemon Fair Sculpture Park on your list of places to visit in Vermont.

At Lemon Fair Sculpture Park, guests are invited to tour the grounds at their own pace. Simply follow the path and be prepared to be wowed by the diverse collection of sculptures that includes over 50 pieces from artists all over the country. And, if your leashed dog is an art lover, they can join you too!

Lemon Fair Sculpture Park is a short distance from Middlebury College. To reach your outing, head to 4547 Route 74 East in Shoreham, Vermont.

Lemon Fair Sculpture Park/Kat Clear Is it an elephant or is it a rhino? During your visit to the sculpture park, use your imagination and creativity to interpret the art you’re viewing.

Along with being a great destination to take the entire family. Lemon Fair Sculpture Park offers free admission!

Lemon Fair Sculpture Park/Charlie Orme While children might enjoy hiding behind this fun piece that matches the lawn, guests are asked not to touch the displays.

No two sculptures at the park are the same. This shot of the flowers with an insect in the foreground fits perfectly with the landscape.

Lemon Fair Sculpture Park/Leif Johnston Many of the sculptures are for sale too. You’ll find information about this next to each art piece.

The reflection on this whimsical display tends to change colors based on the angle the sun shines on it.

Lemon Fair Sculpture Garden/Steve Walker

Sculptures like this one are great conversation pieces because everyone might have different ideas about the design.

Lemon Fair Sculpture Park/ Nori Morimoto

Does this display make you want to go surfing or whale watching?

Lemon Fair Sculpture Park/ Phil Thorne As you wander the lawns, note that the sculptures are made with different materials. This includes wood, metal, blocks, and other mediums such as paint.

This intricate metal horse sculpture looks like it’s waiting for you to gallop away with it.

Lemon Fair Sculpture Park/Joseph Fichter If you enjoy your time at the sculpture park, there’s a donation box in the parking lot to make a contribution.

To learn more about the exhibits, hours, and admission, check out Lemon Fair Sculpture Park’s website.

Lemon Fair Sculpture Park/Kat Clear

Is it an elephant or is it a rhino? During your visit to the sculpture park, use your imagination and creativity to interpret the art you’re viewing.

Lemon Fair Sculpture Park/Charlie Orme

While children might enjoy hiding behind this fun piece that matches the lawn, guests are asked not to touch the displays.

Lemon Fair Sculpture Park/Leif Johnston

Many of the sculptures are for sale too. You’ll find information about this next to each art piece.

Lemon Fair Sculpture Garden/Steve Walker

Lemon Fair Sculpture Park/ Nori Morimoto

Lemon Fair Sculpture Park/ Phil Thorne

As you wander the lawns, note that the sculptures are made with different materials. This includes wood, metal, blocks, and other mediums such as paint.

Lemon Fair Sculpture Park/Joseph Fichter

If you enjoy your time at the sculpture park, there’s a donation box in the parking lot to make a contribution.

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Address: 4547 VT-74, Shoreham, VT 05770, USA