Storm King Art Center
An outdoor sculpture park of about 200 hectares, where land art and large-scale sculptures are scattered across hillside lawns. It is widely regarded as America's most celebrated open-air art museum.
Founded in 1960, Storm King displays more than 100 large modern sculptures across roughly 200 hectares of rolling lawns, woodland and fields. Highlights include Andy Goldsworthy's stone walls, Maya Lin's Wave Field, and works by Mark di Suvero and Isamu Noguchi, all blending into the mountain landscape. You can explore on foot, rent a bicycle or ride the on-site shuttle. Tickets cost about $25–30 and must be booked online in advance. The park is closed in winter. Direct buses run from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
Opening hours
April–December, Wed–Mon 10:00–17:30 (closed Tuesdays)
Nearby sights
- Bannerman Castle
- Cold Spring
- Breakneck Ridge
- United States Military Academy (West Point)
- Dia Beacon
- Boscobel House and Gardens
- Bear Mountain State Park
- Woodbury Common Premium Outlets