Located on 20 acres of meadow and forest, the Schaumburg Sculpture Park offers a unique outdoor experience where art and nature come together. This hidden gem invites visitors to explore a diverse collection of sculptures by both international and American artists chosen to fit the natural environment of this beautiful site.
Whether you’re an art lover, nature enthusiast, or simply looking for a scenic place to take a walk, the Schaumburg Sculpture Park is the perfect spot to unwind. The park is open daily from sunrise to sunset and is free to the public.
Launch our interactive map to find out information about each piece of artwork and its location, allowing you to map out your journey through the park. We encourage you to visit all of the sculptures in person.
Things to Know Before You Visit
- Sculptures are placed throughout the grounds of the Municipal Center. Begin your journey near the Al Larson Cultural Center building, 201 Schaumburg Ct., Schaumburg, IL 60193.
- Benches and picnic tables are available throughout the grounds to rest and enjoy a meal.
- Bicycles are permitted.
- Dogs are permitted, except during festivals.
Sculpture Park Improvements Continue Through Spring 2026
Three pieces, The Diver, Heroic Encounter, and Tongues, have been transported to the Conservation of Sculpture and Objects Studio, Inc. in Forest Park for winter restoration and are expected to return to the park in the spring.
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Reviewed Oct. 2026 · next review April 2027