Bethlehem, Pennsylvania: Millennium Folk Art Park
A clearing in the woods is populated with crumbling oddities such as the Millennium Folk Arch (built in 1999), the Concrete Tree of Sacred Debris, the Throne of Regeneration, the Shed of Serendipity, and two 2022 bug-eyed space aliens. Calls itself an "outsider art enclave."
- Address:
- Upper Sayre Park Rd, Bethlehem, PA
- Directions:
- I-78 exit 67. Drive north on Hellertown Rd, which becomes Fourth St. Drive 2.5 miles. Turn left at the stoplight onto Hayes St. Drive a half-mile. Bear right onto Mountain Drive N. Drive a half-mile. Turn right onto Upper Sayre Park Rd. Drive 100 yards. Turn left onto dirt road. Park and walk to the Art Park, which is in a clearing.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Cool folk and mosaic art in a clearing in the woods. Probably best to go in winter because it's very overgrown in summer and infested with lots of ticks.
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