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Topeka, Kansas: Truckhenge

More than a distorted Stonehenge built with trucks, it's a playful poke at local bureaucrats by visionary farmer/entrepreneur Ron Lessman.

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Truckhenge now advertises an art park, fishing pond, and a rubble dump. Take the road all the way to the end, then turn right. You can get out and take some snaps of the upended trucks, but the entrance is about a half-block down. Watch out for the chickens walking around!

[Krista M, 08/26/2017]

Truckhenge.

Truckhenge

Just stopped in to Truckhenge and had a great time with my family. They walked us around the property and showed us all the eclectic artwork. We were there about an hour.

It's important to call before you show up and be prepared to give them a tip at the end of the tour.

[Kayce, 06/03/2017]

Ron Lessman's studio.

Truckhenge

Seriously! One of the most fun places we have been to. We called the number and Ron promptly invited us over for a tour. Each artwork has a hilarious story. Everything is recycled or upcycled. We cannot wait to go back in the summer for the festivals.

[Chris, 01/12/2017]
Truckhenge

The area is a little creepy. Ladies, take a friend with you. Was closed when I went.

[TT, 02/14/2012]

Truckhenge and Ron.

Truckhenge

This is a must see. Ron spent almost 2 hours with us giving a tour and was entertaining and informative the entire time. Ron loves maple syrup and those who bring him some during a visit. He also appreciates receiving old shoes and Christmas lights to add to his display. A definite place to visit more than once. He is a very talented and knowledgeable man.......he just doesn't care for the county.

[BrotherWolf, 09/19/2011]

Truckhenge

Victory Sand and Gravel

Address:
4124 NE Brier Rd, Topeka, KS
Directions:
On private land just inside the gate to the Victory Sand and Gravel property. East edge of Topeka. I-70 exit 366. Drive north two miles on Hwy 4. Take the Seward Ave. exit. Turn left on Seward, then an immediate left on Kincaid Rd. Truckhenge is one mile straight ahead. Always stop at the stop sign; part of the property is a shooting range.
Hours:
Gated when the Lessmans don't want visitors. Always stop at the stop sign. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Phone:
785-234-3486
Admission:
Tours $10 donation.
RA Rates:
Major Fun
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