Montrose, South Dakota: Porter Sculpture Park
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- Address:
- 25700 451st Ave., Montrose, SD
- Directions:
- I-90 west to exit 374. Turn south onto 451st Ave. and drive a half-mile. On the left.
- Hours:
- Summer Daily 8 am - 6 pm. Closes after Sept. 15. (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 605-204-0370
- Admission:
- Adults $8, 13-17 $4
- RA Rates:
- Major Fun
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Unique outdoor sculpture park exhibits more than 50 sculptures by artist Wayne Porter. In August 2018, a 40-ton giant horse sculpture will be added to the park.
[Audrey Porter, 05/03/2018]
What a wonderful gem that can't be missed from I-90. Stop and, if you are lucky, the artist will be there. I enjoyed talking to him and hearing the stories. There is an $8 fee and he takes credit cards. Shirts and post cards can also be purchased. I am very happy to have stopped and walked around. I spent about 30 minutes here.
[Georgia, 06/23/2017]
Porter Sculpture Park was a great stop and surprised us at how much there was in the field. We spent about 45 minutes.
[Bob Moffit, 05/31/2017]
Porter Sculpture Park is still awesome! We were also here last June and it is still just as fascinating.
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Wayne has said that the Horse is the biggest, heaviest artwork he will ever make -- and 40 tons seems like a tough number to top.