Fusion of Art and Nature at Willinga Park

Bawley Point, NSW — Willinga Park is a premier destination for events, conferences, and luxury holiday accommodation, set within a spectacular 2,400-acre property on the stunning South Coast of New South Wales.

Renowned for its world-class equestrian facilities, Willinga Park also offers a seamless fusion of art, architecture, and nature—creating an inspiring backdrop for unforgettable gatherings and indulgent escapes.

Each sculpture is carefully curated and positioned to enhance its environment, creating moments of surprise and reflection. Willinga Park is a place where

WALKING BY WEI WANG

art and nature thrive together, and every turn of the path reveals a new perspective and interaction between the man-made and the natural.

Visitors can explore winding paths, tranquil water features, and the 10-acre botanic and exotic gardens established in 2010, showcasing a rich array of native Australian flora. The immersive experience transcends traditional art appreciation, offering a journey that stimulates the senses and invites contemplation.

As visitors approach, they’re met with awe-inspiring sculptures thoughtfully integrated into the landscape. The permanent private collection features over 30 works by internationally and nationally celebrated artists, including Phil Price, Jeff Thompson, Virginia King, Wei Wang, and Haruyuki Uchida. These pieces span a variety of styles and cultural influences, adding a playful and dynamic atmosphere to the serene surroundings.

A standout is Wei Wang’s five-meter-tall bronze sculpture Walking, which greets guests with its commanding presence. Haruyuki Uchida’s Red Balance Beam, crafted from stainless steel and magnet paint, subtly sways with air currents and human touch – symbolizing the invisible forces of gravity and motion.

We warmly invite all our visitors to experience and enjoy the sculpture collection,” said Willinga Park Managing Director, Nick McDonald Crowley. “There’s a sense of discovery around every turn that’s intended to stimulate your senses.”

Willinga Park opens its doors to the public during special events and open days. To stay updated or plan your visit, explore http://www.willingapark.com.au.

PARADISE TREE BY PHIL PRICE
SURFERS BY APRIL PINE
FLOTSAM BY JEFF THOMPSON

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