




Explore world-class contemporary sculpture set within the scenic Forest of Dean, with free entry and dog-friendly walking trails.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
The trail was well maintained in the most with some interesting but not wholly inspiring sculptures (appreciate this is subjective) but the real dampner was the cost of parking and refreshments. Again I appreciate that we were not obligated to get refreshments on site but we wanted to support the charity. Would recommend, but take your own drink and snacks
It's a lovely walk and download the sculpture audio in advance or you will have to guess your own meaning of the sculpture trail. Enjoyed but allow at be least two hours on parking app as not phone signal in the wild. Look out for hairy piggies and birds.
Place offers various of attractions. From simple walking in forest trials to biking or treetop challenge by "Go Ape". Plenty of car park space " charges apply " plus restaurant and children playground. Place offers free toilet and Plenty room for picnic. No bins on side so please clean after you finish.
Sculpture trial is a great way to explore the forest. Bring water and snacks for the trial. Its a fair bit of walking. And it's easy to get disoriented as there are plenty of shorcuts. Map should be clearer and it should have the name of the scupltures. if you are looking for the glass window sculpture then start the hike from speech house woodland park. Parking was reasonably priced. (£4.00 for parking on-site) Toilet facilities were reasonably good.
Stop two on our trip in Wales. For easy walk yes it's a good place, easy trail, forest, nature. Big minus ,trails with sculptures have or more don't have signs which directions we should go. One pole two different signs for the same path. Also it will be nice to knows where every single ones sculpture are.
Reviews last updated: 6 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 6 October 2026
