well worth the trip up town, inside and outside art, wonderful walking trail, exhibits change frequently, and often have wonderful world renown artists, the director does an truly amazing job More

You enter the parking lot and then you walk up a path through the woods to the modern home that has been turned into an art museum. There is a handicapped driveway too. A show called Strait Art starts March 18th and is a show of two and three dimentional art by Pacific North West artists. More

in an otherwise unexciting little NW town. Port Angeles is af ading logging town whose best feature is it's proximity to the Olympic National Park. This is a gem of an experience, intriguing and relaxing with great views of the harbour. More

We learned about this magical, mystical place from a young lady, toting a skate board, on the bus to Port Angeles to catch the ferry. We had a 4 hour wait in town with nothing to do except have lunch at Wine on the Waterfront. She told us it was art in the woods and we could get there by... More

After spending all day up on Hurricane Ridge I was looking for some place to wander and relax. Originally I had planned to walk around downtown Port Angeles and take photos of all the sculptures and art scattered about. However, I was running short on time and one of the gals at the Visitor highly suggested this place. I saw... More

why did I love it? It combined a walk in the woods with fabulous ART stuck in surprising spots- high up in trees, underneath branches, in the dirt --- many making me smile. It's a wonderful easy walk in the woods, up and down slight inclines, with meandering trails. After the walk there is a small "gallery" which is impressive,... More

As the previous review said, it's a little hard to find, but well worth it! There's a lovely art gallery with a great view overlooking Port Angeles town and harbor, across from Victoria B.C, and surrounded by a 5-acre art park. The trails through the park lead you to over 100 sculptures and art installations. The park is open daily,... More

This place is a little bit hard to find. You have to watch for the entrance and then walk up a path through the woods (there is a handicapped access driveway). But once you are there you will be amazed! There is always a great show housed in a modern mid-century home that was willed to the city. Then, outside... More