Art and Nature at Laumeier Sculpture Park in St. Louis

Love art and nature? (You know we love our sculpture parks!) Then you’ll need to add the Laumeier Sculpture Park in St. Louis County to your list. Located on 105 acres, you’ll get plenty of fresh air and still stay safe.

Getting started at Laumeier Sculpture Park

Download a map and check out which sculptures you want to see. With over 70 sculptures, we couldn’t see them all so I made sure to mark down the ones we wanted to see for sure. There are a few parking lots at Laumeier, but we parked at one of the first lots we saw when we entered.

Tip: We followed the Central Pathway, a paved path to see a majority of the sculptures.

See all the sculptures

While we didn’t get to see all the sculptures, here are a few of our favorites:

Eye by Tony Tassett

Bring the family to enjoy art and nature at Laumeier Sculpture Park outside St. Louis. One of the first and largest sculpture parks around!

Sugabus by Robert Chambers

The Way by Alexander Liberman

Deer by Tony Tasset

Ball? Ball! Wall? Wall! by Donald Lipski

Buzzer, Dottie, Whisker the War Werm by Tom Huck

Take a hike

Love hiking? How about hiking with art? What a cool concept! Hit the art hike trail, a .77 mile trail or the short but sweet .15 mile Western Woodland Trail.