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- Great Stone Circle at Kinstone
Often referred to as “Wisconsin’s Stonehenge”, Kinstone is a modern megalithic sculpture
garden in rural Fountain City showcasing huge stone sculptures created by Wisconsin
local, Kristine Beck. A visit to this 15-acre contemplative, park-like place leaves you feeling
as if you have visited an older world in a different time. Kinstone is home to what may be
the largest privately owned stone circle in the world! Founded in 2011, Kinstone offers
visitors a place to enjoy the outdoors while being inspired and awed by the wonders of
nature and land-art on a huge scale. While most visitors enjoy Kinstone in a self-guided
manner, we also offer guided tours when arranged in advance.
This stunning bluff-top property has over 180 intentionally placed boulders and standing
stones including three stone circles, megalithic dolmen with a 13-ton capstone, classic 7-
circuit labyrinth, and dry-stack stone sculpture. See the unique thatched, cordwood Chapel
of Creation, Dragon’s Keep kiosk, and other natural buildings, acres of prairie and more.
Kinstone is a pollinator’s paradise. As in ancient times, these modern stone structures were
built with seasonal alignments seen only at Solstices and Equinoxes. Visitors wander the
mown grass paths reading signage at each feature and taking in the serenity and beauty.
Many also come to walk the labyrinth or the Way of the Stones pilgrimage, attend outdoor
concerts, drum circles, workshops, meditation, yoga, celebration of seasons and more.
Expect to spend 2+ hours exploring the grounds on your own or arrange a private tour.
Bring a water bottle, sunblock, sturdy shoes, dress for weather, be prepared to walk rough,
sometimes steep terrain. Stop in our Kinstone Gift Shop to find Kinstone merchandise,
photo cards, Kinstone-inspired art, and unique, one-of-a-kind gifts.
This private property is only open to the public on a published, seasonal schedule May
through October; an admission fee is required for entry. Visit our website for current hours,
admission fees, parking information, tour options, and what events are coming up.
Website: https://www.kinstonecircle.com/
Social Media: @kinstonecircle
Contact:
info@kinstonecircle.com
Phone: 608-687-3332
Address:
S3439 Cole Bluff Lane
Fountain City, WI, 54629
Directions: https://www.kinstonecircle.com/directions/
