SO COOL! Really encouraged my kids to look into the woods and explore more. I was a little bummed there wasnt more info on the sculptures but plan to go back without kiddos to enjoy them more. Also, taking the kiddos back because they loved the hiking trails.We really enjoyed the activities hidden withing the sculptures.

I never heard about this park before, I saw it on Google map on the way to Minnesota Zoo, thought I could stop back on the way back home. I missed the sign to Sculpture Park on the left side at first, but I was impressed with so many trails and it is peaceful and quiet. The art are unique, unusual and some are adult they need some upgrade with information, and who the artists were. Some parts of the park need the signs and directions too. Overall, I enjoyed my visit, I may come there again.

Nature walking is great but nature walking with art in it, is awesome. Beautiful fall day. No crowds. Easy parking. Clear maps and signs.

Great park and interesting art! Didnt do all of the hikes as it rained very hard the night before our visit, but it was a nice stop to walk around and admire local art!

Fantastic place for a date. The labyrinth is fantastic, very meditative. 4/5 because I think the Guerrilla Girls might have some options about a few pieces.

You can walk forever in this park and keep seeing new art or at least new spaces. Even the mowed paths were fine for our stroller but we do have big stroller wheels.

Beautiful with the leaves turning colours. Fun to wander around in the woods spying out art works.

I thought when I was younger that this location was a lot larger than it was when I revisited it on a date. We had a great time looking at the art and talking. It is relatively quiet and the dirt paths were wide and a little hilly. Warning to all is that you GPS may tell you to turn too late, so make sure that you are looking for the sign and not just listening to your directions.

Caponi Art Park is a magical place where a person can escape to a quiet place in Egan, surrounded by nature and discover sculptures to be found along the paths. I was there for the sound garden, a temporary installation that was a wonderful, relaxing experience. The park is a real treasure not to be missed.They also have an outdoor entertainment area for concerts, plays etc.

Great place. Kinda tucked away. Quiet and it has interesting art.

The second I entered I was inspired and wanted to make something of my own, super fun for kids and adults

Would not believe that there is an art park right next to a busy road. Some of the artwork is really intricate and some of them are just there. We love walking to the amphitheatre.

Nice sculptures and walking trails

Beautiful park. Great place to walk around for an hour or two. At around 4pm little ones appear seemingly in buses!

What a great hidden gem right here in the metro area. Well be returning.

Beautiful park, with some very moving and meaningful art.

Seemed great! Was oy there a short while and I cant wait to go back and check more out!

Nice place to get close to nature. Very quite and nice park

Very beautiful park trail area

The family really enjoyed exploring the art and natural beauty here. We have talked about going back again, at some point. What a wonderful place so close to the city to relax and slow down!

Great place to do some hiking while taking in the sculptures.

Nice local walking trails...

The park itself is absolutely beautiful, however, it is NOT WHEELCHAIR FRIENDLY. Loose gravel rodes with deep rivets, steep climbs, and large rocks are not wheelchair friendly. We -could- navigate around, but if you roll your own chair or are not pushed by someone of considerable strength, youre out of luck. Great art, though!

I volunteered there and did the popcorn machine and had a very nice time

Nice place to hike walk view

Nice park. Pretty trails. Quiet. Some of the sculptures are a little adult.

Wear your hiking shoes! The paths are not really paved or stoned, mostly dirt it mud. The art is gorgeous and scenery calming. Always double check whats around, youll miss very subtle art in stone and its amazing.

Beautiful place to take in nature and art. I was expecting many more art installations. I would not recommend for handicapped access or for people with troubles walking. Parking is quite far from the art.

Caponi Art Park is an Eagan treasure. Beautiful wooded grounds, dotted with lakes, sculptures nestled in natural surroundings and plenty of trails. But the highlight is the family friendly summer programming, music, theater, art lessons...all outside, just wonderful!

Very nice trails and wooded area. I just felt the sculptures should have been marked better on the map and trails

Capone Art Park is a local treasure. In addition to the cultural and musical events, there’s plenty of trails and open spaces to explore.

Paths are rough, would NOT recommend bringing a stroller for your little one, better to carry him. Was expecting more art pieces, but what they had were very unique!

A beautiful combination of natural and sculpted landscapes. As you walk the trails through the woods you will discover artwork nestled here and there in harmony with and in celebration of the natural world. Theres NOTHING like this in the Twin Cities area. Bring your family and your dog! Great atmosphere! Cool crowds.

Eh. Nice walk and definitely not crowded. But not as much to see as we expected. Wait for an event there.

Really cool place to walk through. Lots of great artwork and history. The property is very beautiful with lots of trees. Also, if you play pokémon go, there are a lot of pokéstops in this park :)

Nice place to get out, go stretch your legs. A.k.a. hike

Old world art garden. Calm, serene. Nice diversity of artwork, mostly stonework.

I had a great time& great for walking! But I wish their were more sculptures!

Lovely local hang and artisan park....a worth while stop if Eagan is within your destination.

Lots of room/area to walk around! Very interesting art!

Had a wonderful visit to the park to share songs, stories, poems and prayers for the earth. Mrs. Caponi was very gracious. This was our first Sacred Encounter event, sponsored by the Interfaith Creation Care South Metro team. We will have two more events on the fourth Sundays in July and August from 2-3pm.

The paths are awesome and the art is

Great time had!! So thankful for this gift to our community.

Neat park with a different vibe to it. Lots of heat sculptures to see and several walking pathes to get your steps in for the day.

Awesome local art park, and dog friendly

Fun, casual, clean

Stumbled across this hidden gem. Beautiful grounds with a nice arrangement of sculptures

Nice place always under construction. 420 kinda place to me! :)

Fantastic park that I was lucky to happen on. I had a little extra time on my hands one afternoon and I searched the map for a park to explore. I found a whole lot more than that. Caponi is beautifully situated across multiple wooded hillsides. The further down the paths you travel the more art pieces you will come across. The pieces are built to compliment the surroundings and blend so beautifully that at times it seems the process belong there even more naturally that you do yourself. Eventually I came across a stage while wandering and look forward to returning to take in some of their summer musical offerings. A great place to explore whether you have a half hour or a few hours on your hands.

Good place, need little bit more directions on the walking trail

Definitely an interesting walk. Not exactly what I expected. I think its great what theyre doing there

Love this place!!!!

A nice area to walk with some interesting sculptures along the way. Personally like the Snake and Pompeii sculpted into the hillsides.

Brought a group of 11 to 13 year olds here they enjoyed walking around in the woods finding art. Then we made bird seed art and played a nature inspired game with one of the staff. Wonderful place to be for an afternoon!

Cool place for a walk

Challenging parking and could use more maps at the entrance. very interesting space, with great walking paths and interesting vistas.

A good place for a quiet walk. I had my visit on the last day they were open for the season, Oct 31st. There was only 1 other couple that was there during our visit. Things may have just been slow because the owner/founder of the park had died just weeks before.It was a really beautiful walk on the trails around the park to look at some sculptures. This park is very popular with Ingress players because each of the sculptures are portals in the game. Expect to see people walking around looking at their phones while there as they are playing the game.The park is only open during the spring through the fall, and there is no cost for parking or admission. They do have donation stations up, and papers asking for volunteers. I emailed asking about being a volunteer, but it was never replied to.

A must visit; one of the best parks in the Twin Cities.

It seems a person would have to like to go on a hike to see sculptures.

Its a beautiful place with lots of paths to choose from, but I was expecting more art. Every corner I turned I was disappointed hoping to see somthing. But, its very relaxing and peaceful otherwise.

Natural beauty intermixed with sculptures and statues, a perfect combination of culture and nature. Lots of paths to choose from and more than enough art to warrant a couple of visits at least.

One of my favorite parks for an afternoon in the woods. Close enough for a quick visit, it feels like you are in the middle of nowhere.

Hard to find sense of path direction with tons of leaves all over. But very quiet and peaceful. Lots of trees, picnic area, walking paths.

Great quirky park in the south metro. Regular open hours, lots of art, neat walking paths, all free. Parents go for a different free outing, kids go for all the pokestops.

I always have a good time in the summer series.

Nice quiet place with great nature views and lots of peace.

Unique little place definitely worth a visit

A beautiful park.

Free and beautiful park that often hosts events.

It Is a abandoned Park no one goes there that often but it would be nice if you guys have your playground playground open tohave your open I mean have it open more often to

Great place for family to walk around and enjoy nature while appreciating the art.

Great place in Eagan for a walk/exercise!

Its a beautiful forested area, however bathroom facilities are minimal, there arent many sculptures, and theres very little information to guide you through the sculpture walk. The trails are not stroller friendly.

Beautiful and shaded park for small concerts. Family and dog friendly.

Neat hike, but not very stroller friendly and I was expecting a greater variety of art.

This a beautiful park. Amazing to walk down a forest trail and suddenly sculpture seems to rise up from the organic ground.

Bring a cushion or chair, enjoy the beautiful music...a short walk, maybe a few blocks

Unique, private feeling park with trails ands interesting sculptures. Hours are a little odd, but worth it to visit

Love this place, take your partner and have a great time talking about the sculpture.

The entrance will sneak up on you midway down the hill, so keep your eye out for a driveway like gate with the sign. Its free to enter, just something you may drive by unless you have your GPS pointing this out.The pathways/ trails are well groomed on both sides of the bridge. and this place was completely empty when we came. The art seemed to be in just one area by the two houses, and the rest of the trails looped back to this point. Great for people who get lost easy, because you cant here.We came during a heat and humidity advisory and seeing the swamp its next to, there was not a single mosquito to bother us. That is just unheard of.

Great park but in a not so great location.

Beautiful and peaceful

This is one of my favorite parks in Twin Cities area.

Beautiful! Great place to walk

Its a PokemonGo oasis! Drop a lure and get to work!

Kind of cool, but small.

Beautiful gem hidden on the side of the road

Art

The definition of boring.

An Eagan gem.

Pretty cool, lots of animals.

It was nice

Rad house

Waste of my worthless time!!

Hidden gem. Closed Mondays.

Open May- October.

Oasis

Family Events, Concerts, nature, and Art... free but donations are welcome!