Chauvin Sculpture Garden & Art

This place is a treasure! You can really feel the energy here, and it is lovingly tended. Very unique and I'm thankful it has been preserved.

Many years ago I had the pleasure of watching him work on this beautiful & peaceful garden. He was very reclusive and kept to himself... I was visiting during the very early morning and he was working on the lighthouse part. Ask him if I could take photo's and his only request was none taken of him. Truly a place where you can sit & reflect. Picture's taken many years ago when he was just finishing up - unsure of year but was in full color and recently done.

Beautiful and Unique! When you walk in, you feel like you've been transported to a fairy tale. The man who did this had incredible talent! Very beautiful. We went on a Saturday, wasn't very busy at all. There was a student/ park employee there answering questions and telling the story behind it. Absolutely recommend!! I plan to go back. Lots of benches to sit on and just take it all in.

Beautiful place I wish it could be moved to historic Houma. It makes you think about where did the artist go? I hope they preserve it and redo the damage the storm did to it.

Such an interesting back story about artist Kenny Chauvin and his sculpture garden. Otherworldly and creative. A must see in person experience. We had a small picnic under a tree in the garden. Highly recommend.

It is an amazing experience. Leaves alot more questions than answers amd now im hooked on the legend of Kenny Hill.

I was there for the sculpture garden fest that is in conjunction with the boat blessing.

They have Cajun music, bee cool was there with the snow ball trailer, and there was a Vietnamese food truck there. Several arts and craft booths and it was a good day to relax.

This is a spiritual story depicted in sculptures by Kenny Hill, a Vietnam Veteran who started sculpting in 1988 on a vacant lot in Chauvin along the bayou. It is presently maintained by Nicholls State University. Its uniqueness is one of its qualities! It makes a nice daytrip combined with lunch at a nearby restaurant.

This is a fascinating and surprising place. Outsider art on the side of the bayou in rural Louisiana. Free, open dawn-dusk, and well worth the visit if you're in the area.

Small but filled with a story. Loved it. Angels abound.

Story behind the sculpture garden is very interesting..

Eccentric art in a free display for those willing to make the trip; free tours by the people who help with the restoration and maintenance of the artwork. The artist had an odd infatuation with eagles.

Very interesting and quirky. Some damage from Ida, but still worth a visit.

I love this place. It was beautiful and the short story told of the creator is heartbreaking.

This place is a gorgeous spot to learn about local art. The people are warm, friendly and informative.

Great garden and tour guide. We hit up Liuzza's By the Track per your suggestion. Thanks for the wonderful hospitality!

There was damage from Hurricane Ida but it is being repaired By Nichols College. It is still beautiful and very much worth a visit. Please consider a visit if you will be in the Houma / Thib area.

Artist made art over 16 years. Really cool.

Very cool place to visit! The staff members were also very helpful and full of information!

Very unique. Awesome to see.