With a variety of opportunities to learn, see, and do, Grounds For Sculpture is the perfect destination for your group visit. When planning your visit, choose to self-guide or to explore the grounds through a guided tour.
Self-Guided Visits
Groups of 15 or more who choose to self-guide will receive our discounted online admission rates if full payment is made one week prior to the scheduled visit. These rates are $18 per adult and $15 per senior visitor.
As part of GFS’s ongoing sustainability efforts a new interactive map of the grounds launched in 2019. We recommend using our free interactive map to explore GFS and learn about our collection of artwork and horticulture. Paper maps are available to purchase upon arrival for $1.
To schedule your visit, please contact our Group Visit Coordinator at (609) 249-0200.
Guided Tours
Guided tours highlight select artworks on view with a walk through our grounds and may briefly introduce special exhibitions in our indoor galleries. One hour guided tours are $75 for groups of up to 15 people plus per participant GFS admission. Larger groups will be divided into smaller groups of no more than 15 and led by multiple guides.
Guided Tours must be booked at least two weeks in advance and are subject to availability. We advise booking at least four weeks in advance for your desired date and time. Guided Tour payment is due at the time of booking. To schedule your guided tour, please contact our Group Visit Coordinator at (609) 249-0200.
Accessibility
If a person in your party needs mobility assistance, Access Mobile Tours can be arranged. Access Mobiles are ADA rated vehicles that can accommodate a maximum of five people or four people and a wheelchair. 45-minute tours of the grounds with one of our Accessibility Assistants are available to visitors with limited mobility every day we are open from 11am to 3:30pm. Advance reservations are highly recommended. These tours can be arranged by calling (609) 586-0616 and speaking with a Guest Services staff member.
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