5 /5 Elizabeth Hadden: Bowling balls, glistening CDs, uplifting tiles, and creativity abound at Whimzeylad. Each corner holds a new surprise of artwork and upcycled design. It’s a technicolor wonderland for all ages and it’s free to visit, so it’s a great place to explore.
I absolutely love folk art and creative spaces, which Whimzeyland provides in abundance. There’s so much detail, color, texture, and inspiration. You get a true sense of excitement and wonder as you walk around and notice details at each turn. It’s an invigorating space! The photos don’t do it justice, go see for yourself.
Seems best for a quick stop but you could spend longer here if desired. There’s some seating in a gazebo plus art and postcards available for purchase on an honor system. There’s also a donation box at the front.
Easy street parking in the neighborhood makes this handmade wonderland an effortless visit.
Please remember that this is someone’s house, so be respectful of the property and the neighbors.
