foamhenge

This is a great work of art! I can not believe in today's times there is still someone who is willing to create something like this (a life sized replica of Stonehenge) and let me park and walk over private land to view it for free! It was an amazing experience and I'd like to thank the artist and the landowner for this opportunity! I may never make it to England but I feel like I have enjoyed the same as those who have traveled there.

It's really cool and definitely worth the trek up the muddy hill but maybe don't go after a heavy rain.

This guy did a lot of work and created something pretty cool for the public to enjoy. After being extremely let down by the natural bridge we stopped off here to see foamhenge. The sun was going down and no one else was around. A pretty neat replica.

Such a wild unexpected road side stop. FREE and fun. Read all the other reviews. I can't really add much.

An AWESOME experience! Go the the Natural Bridge Visitor Center and get directions! It is 10 minutes away and totally worth it. We had the luck of arriving right as a storm was rolling in! The energy was amazing!

This was the sleeper on our trip to the Staunton area of Virginia. My wife wanted to check out Foamhenge, so we found the pull off on our way back from Natural Bridge. I’m glad we stopped, because it was a pretty interesting work of art. The foam is laid out in the same pattern as the real Stonehenge, with interesting facts spread out around the area. If you’re nearby, I would highly recommend stopping in here.

Could only see it from the road, the gate was locked. I was looking forward to it b/c I like random side of the rd things to do, but I didn't know if we could walk up to it or what the deal was. There wasn't a sign anywhere stating the rules or anything.

I like weird things and this fell into that category. Very interesting but sad to see people vandalizing it.

If you're in the area, don't miss this! We're from the UK, so have seen the original, and this is an amazing replica. And it's free! Definitely one for the photo album :)

Foamhenge is off route 11 in Natural Bridge just south of the petting zoo and 1 mile north of natural bridge. Very tiny sign as the original came down in a storm a few yrs back. Free to get in. Worth the stop.

There are no signs, no arrows, no nothing except a locked gate. This is located not far from the Natural Bridge. Drive north from the Natural Bridge and start looking for the fence on the left. There is enough clearing for two cars parked parallel to the street. Walk around the fence, up about 25 yards and look up the hill to the left. Walk up the hill and poof, there is Foamhenge. It is not an exact replica of the real Stonehenge in England, but close enough to make this a fun visit. You can see it, read the signs, look at Merlin all in less than 30 minutes. Best of all it is free.

Thanks to reviews on Tripadvisor, we knew how to find this place. I read about it in AAA magazine and we went a little out of the way to visit. You park in the pullout with the white fencing. You can hop over the fence, or even go around it! Walk up the hill to the left, and there you go. It's really cool and the surrounding view is fantastic. Enjoy!

It is not well marked (we had to check with one of the workers at Natural Bridge, who told us the sign blew down in a storm a couple years ago). The gate to the property is usually locked and you have to climb the fence. It's worth it to see this quirky place and read the humorous signs explaining it.

A full size replica of England's Stonehenge, complete with Merlin the magician that seemed to be made of fiberglass. There are also hiking trails right there, one called "Big Butt Loop"... if it weren't for the pesky nats flying all over we'd have sat and enjoyed the great view of the mountains longer.

It's free, it's unique and it's fun to see in person. Don't see anything to complain about! Check it out.