We are now closed until April 2026

Please check out our Christmas Light Show page for information on what we are getting up to over winter.

 

Opening Hours

We are now closed. We will be open again with a new exhibition in April 2026

 

Admission

£10 Adult / £8 Senior (65+) / £7 Child (5-14yrs)

Group Bookings

If you would like to arrange a group booking of more than 10 people, please contact us on bookings@cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk

Private Viewings

For collectors and guests seeking the utmost discretion, the sculpture park offers private viewings by arrangement. These appointments provide a tranquil setting in which to engage with the artworks at your own pace, away from public attention. Every detail is tailored to ensure a relaxed and confidential experience.

 

Important information to note:

We DO NOT ALLOW DOGS into the park. As much as we love our four legged friends, we cannot allow them around the sculptures. We are sorry for any inconvience. 

We kindly ask visitors to  NOT BRING PICNICS to the park.

Parking is available on site, however we cannot accomdate large campervans.

 

Purchasing Artwork

All of the artwork in the park is for sale. If you would like to discuss the purchase of any pieces, you can find our sales manager, Tadd, in the gallery during our opening hours. You can also reach him on:

tadd@cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk

07545648918

 

How to find us

Cotswold Sculpture Park
The Paddocks, Somerford Keynes, Cirencester, GL7 6FE, UK

We’re nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, just a short drive from Cirencester and near the picturesque Cotswold Lakes.

By Car:

We’re easily accessible by road and have free on-site parking. If you’re using a sat nav, enter our postcode GL7 6FE. Look out for the yellow tourist signs for Cotswold Sculpture Park as you approach Somerford Keynes.

From Cirncester (approx 15 mins):

Take the A419 towards Swindon. Exit at Spine Road (B4696) and follow signs to Somerford Keynes. Once in the village, continue past the Baker’s Arms pub and follow signs to the park.

From Swindon (approx. 30-40mins):

Take the A419 north towards Cirencester then exit at Spine Road (B4696), and follow signs for South Cerney/Ashton Keynes.

Continue on Spine Road until you reach the turning for Somerford Keynes. Once in the village, continue past the Baker’s Arms pub on your left.

The Cotswold Sculpture Park is located just outside the village on your right.

From Malmesbury (approx 25 mins)

Take the B4040 east out of Malmesbury towards Charlton/Minety.

At Minety Crossroads, turn left onto B4696 towards Ashton Keynes.

Stay on the B4696 and follow signs for Somerford Keynes.

Once you reach the village, drive past the Baker’s Arms pub on your left.

The Cotswold Sculpture Park is located just outside the village on your right.

By Public Transport:

The nearest train stations are Kemble (15 minutes away) and Swindon (35 minutes away). Taxis are available at both stations. Bus services to Somerford Keynes are limited, so we recommend arranging transport in advance if not arriving by car.

AccessibilityThe park has gravel paths and grassy areas—suitable for most visitors, though please be aware some areas may be uneven. Wheelchairs and buggies with larger wheels manage, however, smaller wheels do seem to struggle on the terrain.

We have a mobility scooter available to hire. Simply call or email us to book it out for your visit.

Still unsure? Feel free to contact us and we’ll be happy to help you plan your visit!

 

Take a walk around the Cotswold Sculpture Park gardens with this video, produced by Candide Gardens, featuring our founder, David Hartland: