点评:The parking lot exists near an old and rusty bus from a bygone era. The signal was good to pay the $11.11 per person online for the adult tickets. The lavatories are accessed near a building once you are inside the gates. The signs say to enter at your own risk and to watch out for snakes. There is overnight, RV parking and hip-camp here.
This place has some great and interactive sculptures that you may climb and walk through and around. We were constantly looking for snakes inside of the structures and staying on the path. We did not encounter any and saw a lot of ants on the trail. Some recommendations are to create an ADA-approved path to allow for wheelchairs and strollers, clean up the trash in the parking lot and make it look increasingly welcoming to visitors, add vending for beverages, and improve the signage for motorists along the road. Clean up the potentially dangerous, cottonwood trees that may fall on the guests. I like the fact that on the day that we visited, there were artists on site creating the new sculptures. This is the type of place whereby you may want to stop back every 5 years to see the changes.
翻译:停车场位于一辆锈迹斑斑的旧巴士旁。信号很好,成人票每人11.11美元,可以在网上支付。进门后,您可以在一栋建筑附近使用洗手间。标识牌上写着,进入需自行承担风险,并注意蛇。这里提供过夜、房车停车和嘻哈露营服务。
这里有一些很棒的互动雕塑,您可以攀爬、穿梭或环绕。我们一直在小路上寻找雕塑内部的蛇,但最终没有遇到,只在小路上看到了很多蚂蚁。一些建议包括:修建一条符合ADA(美国残疾人法案)认证的道路,方便轮椅和婴儿车通行;清理停车场的垃圾,使其看起来更受欢迎;增设饮料售卖机;以及改进沿路驾驶员的标识。清理可能倒塌砸中游客的潜在危险的三角叶杨树。我喜欢在我们参观的那天,现场有艺术家在创作新的雕塑。这是一个您可能想每五年再回来一次,看看这里的变化的地方。