What makes it fun
The Bee Cave Sculpture Park utilizes 7 acres of nature as a perfect backdrop for its permanent and rotating art exhibits.
Google Reviews
Great art by local artists,but seems to be forgotten about by the city. Doesn't look maintained at all.It's a nice spot that could be a destination picnic/book reading/etc. area especially with the pond, but looks like someone had the idea, did it, and that was it.
This little park is behind the hill country galleria and is really nice to stroll or just sit or take a quite break(if there isn't a fire because both fire department and police are located across from here)but it's nice.
Open Sculpture park infront of Austin EMS in Bee Cave. Parking is available infront of the Police Station.Open all day, place is serene.** Reason for 3 starsArtists have poured in the creativity and efforts to create these sculptures, it felt neglected especially there was an elliptical illusion sculpture that was rusted.Trail path could've been well maintained.Lake was full of algae and wasn't clearly visible.Place wasn't illuminated in late evenings.In comparison, Alliance children park in downtown with similar features is well maintained.Inspite of all these, place is good to spend time in evening. I wish volunteers or city take some action to promote/maintain this place as a day picnic spot.
A hidden gem ! Amazing collection of outdoor sculptures from various local artists. Lots of shade. Quiet place for picnics and contemplation. There are areas with tables and benches where you can have a picnic and enjoy the artwork. There is even one of those huge chess game with very large chess pieces. ! Great for children. Loved it. There is a police station right next to it too 😎
Kind of out of the way from Austin but quiet, bog nearby, chess board giant sized, plenty of tables n chairs
Fun to be there, a pleasant time in the park with all the sculptures and the chest game. Definitely recommended, the police station is there too for extra security..
A little park with some beautiful sculptures. It is small, but they have tables and benches set up where a family could have a picnic while browsing the artwork. Our favorite was definitely the sculpture of the frog with butterfly wings!
