Hogpen Hill Farms is Edward Tufte's 234-acre landscape sculpture park in Woodbury, Connecticut with miles of walking paths and beautiful open space. Featuring 2,000 tons of stone megalith, stainless steel sculptures like "Rocket Science 3: Airstream Interplanetary Explorer," which measures 84 feet long and stands over 30 feet tall, and "Celestial Dancer with Calipers and her DNA." Also, an indoor studio gallery featuring artworks, stainless steel Feynman Diagrams, prints and books on data visualization/analysis and more.

Visitors should allow 2-3 hours to fully walk around Hogpen Hill Farms and experience the nearly 100 ET artworks on display. No dogs, bicycling, sports or jogging but picnics are permitted.

The admission ticket is for a car. Do not come on days when the landscape sculpture park is closed, there is no access the gates are closed.

2025 Hours: Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, September 5th – November 2nd. Gates open 9:30am, gates close and guests exit by 2:30pm. Please visit www.tufte.com for updated times, dates and pricing.

"Wild, whimsical, grand, incredibly beautiful sculptures: stainless steel reflecting every nuance of light, lacy stone walls, silent boulder megaliths" - Michele McDonald, Boston Globe

"One of Connecticut's 30 Hidden Gems" - Connecticut Magazine

"North America's best sculpture park" - Philip Greenspun

"Hogpen Hill Farms is magical, a joy" - Lonely Planet

"Sculptures the size of buildings, it will leave you speechless" - Taylor Kinzler, NBC 30 CT Live!

"Each of the works transform the landscape, see these amazing artworks up closes" - Atlas Obscura