Stonehenge II

One of the most visited sites in the Texas Hill Country!

All are welcome daily from dawn until dusk! Please call in advance to confirm the site is open.  Please do not sell any photos of Stonehenge II without prior permission and a property release, which may include a fee.

Free admission except during The Texas Arts and Crafts Fair – the last weekend in September every year.

Please clean up after your furry family members (dogs).  All pets must remain on leashes.

(830) 367-5121

Join us for fun, food, and festivities for the April 8, 2024 solar eclipse! Ingram will be right in the path of totality!
Visit our Eclipse 2024 page for details!

Stonehenge II is FREE & open to the public from dawn ’til nightfall.

The Hill Country Arts Foundation is private property. For events such as weddings, concerts, or any other large gatherings, permission must be granted for Stonehenge II to be rented. Please call (830) 367-5121 for more information.

Stonehenge II was created as an art project by the late Al Shepperd, a Hill Country Arts Foundation patron, and his neighbor Doug Hill more than 20 years ago on Shepperd’s land in nearby Hunt, Texas.

It took nine months to build and is 90 percent the height and 60 percent the width as the original. Giving free range to his fanciful notion, Shepperd added two 13-foot Easter Island head replicas for good measure.

After Shepperd’s death, the megalithic circle along with its Easter Island sidekicks needed a new home. In an effort to preserve this true Texas landmark, the sculptures were relocated stone-by-stone to their final resting place beside the Guadalupe River on the campus of the Hill Country Arts Foundation.

Stonehenge II has been visited by thousands of tourists since its inception in Hunt, Texas over 20 years ago. Bus loads of tourists as well as single out-of-towners have sought out Doug Hill’s sculpture over the years making it a worldwide attraction.

Come see for yourself why others are drawn to this unique work of art.