Griffis Sculpture Park
6902 Mill Valley RoadEast Otto, NY 14729 Visit Website
Since the early 1960s, the steel sculptures of Larry Griffis, Jr. and other international artists have been residing in the woods, fields, and even ponds of Griffis Sculpture Park. The 450 acre Ashford Hollow park, located eight miles outside of Ellicottville, is not only a tremendous regional attraction, but holds the distinction of being one of America’s largest and oldest sculpture parks.
The park features over 250 large scale sculptures dispersed through miles of hiking trails. Each sculpture was placed with the natural setting in mind, creating a truly unique experience between art and nature.
The Griffis Sculpture Park is open from May 1 to October 31.
Traveler Rating
Five Most Recent Traveler Reviews
08/10/2024 | By lindapX661MN Worth visit, grounds a bit rough.
There are two sections to the park and you will need to drive between to visit both. I paid my entry via internet but wonder how many just show up since the gift shop is not manned during the week...
04/19/2022 | By TheSmithsdoall50 Interesting Stop, Bit of a Hike
The sculptures were very interesting, and there was picnic tables at the top of the trail that we stopped to have lunch at. It was very muddy when we went, but it was the middle of April, so that is...
10/03/2021 | By dsu929 Night lights a great bonus
This was our first visit and it didn't disappoint. My daughter and I planned a fall visit to the park arriving late in the day to walk the entire park but staying after the lights came on to see the...
08/27/2021 | By LORID1800 Quirky
Strange little place off the beaten path. Not well kept. If you’ve been to Grounds for Sculpture in NJ you will be disappointed as those grounds are well manicured and the upkeep is conducive to...
10/11/2020 | By W3275KLmarkb A diamond in the woods
The various artistic works are all around you as you walk the trails. They are as unique as ever! But, you need to be in a bit of shape, as the trail does take you uphill. $5 per person ($3...
