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“Charming little rock garden.”
In 1906 Rasmus Petersen moved to Redmond (four years before the city’s official incorporation) to begin an agricultural operation. An avid rock collector and notable within the geology community, Petersen amassed a significant collection of local rocks. By the mid-1930s, a sizable rock garden began to appear on his property. Over the years, acre by acre, obsidian, jasper, agates, thunder eggs, and petrified wood took form in sculptures. By the 1950s, castles, ponds, bridges, villages, and various designs of rocks covered four acres. The property became a tourist magnet, becoming one of Redmond’s best-known attractions.
The property is run down but go with an open mind. If you're a rock person you'll enjoy the rock work and time it took to create these wonderful works of art. The property has so much potential. I... Read more
Property for sale as of 7/13/2022. You can see the some of the stone features from the road if you are interested in driving by. Read more
What a weird, delightful, unexpected gem. We expected to see one small house made out of rocks. Rather, there are multiple rock structures, peacocks roaming the premises, a rock gift shop, and a... Read more
Love the peacocks and the rocks are great. It you like the esoteric roadside attraction, thus place is perfect. Read more
The surroundings are beautiful and the rocks are very fun to look at. Loved the peacocks. Read more
Petersen Rock Garden & Museum
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- Sun - Sat: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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