We were spending a weekend on the south shore and were looking for something to do on a grey day. I found this place on an online search, and went in expecting your average garden centre with a few sculptures. Was I ever wrong! This place is an amazing combination of sculpture and nature. We spent over an hour walking through the beautifully maintained forest, never knowing what remarkable piece of art would be waiting around the corner. It's great for adults and children alike (just don't climb on the art), and it's also a great place to walk your dog. It's free, but you can leave a donation. We donated $20 and it was easily worth that. Can't wait to check it out again next summer!

Where to start? This was truly a surprise. My wife had been here before, but had not told me anything other were were going to be looking at garden statues. Make sure your phone is fully charged as you will want to take plenty of photos. We were fortunate to meet the creator of all of this (it is very extensive, allow your self time to properly view it). He described himself as a landscaper, and a gardener, but I would describe him as a true artist, with a very creative mind, and the ability to express what is going through his mind. Totally blown away. This is a free attraction, with donations requested. I hope that you give a generous donation, so that we get to see more. What an imagination, truly magical.

This is the epitome of a hidden gem. No information about it in town, no signage on the road, no admission fee - donation requested - no staff around. Just find the garden centre and, lo and behold, there is a magical park behind it filled with amazing sculptures. Absolutely stunning and worth the trip to Liverpool/Brooklyn NS. I'm 64 with fibromyalgia and found the gardens easy to navigate and not too taxing physically. Children were running on the trails - acceptable as long as they stay off the complex but fragile sculptures. We gave $20 and spent an hour in the garden.