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Burke Lindley and Sculpture Park

Bozeman, Montana

Welcome to Burke Lindley and Sculpture Park in Bozeman, Montana. Come bring the kids to the playground, hike the trails, or go sledding on snowy winter days.

There is another entrance at 820 S Church Avenue.

These 3 parks touch each other so they share a profile. Included in the acreage is Sunset Hills Cemetery.

To contact the office please call 486-582-3223.

Bozeman Montana Park Ordinances

*The following are prohibited; defacing public property, littering, climbing trees, harming wild animals, glass objects, golfing, fireworks.

*The following are only allowed in designated areas; horses, fires, motor vehicles, skating, overnight camping.

*All persons 6 years of age and up must use the restroom of their designated sex.

Please respect these and all local, State of Montana, and United States statutes.

95.12 acresabout 72 football fields
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Acreage95.12
Managed byCity of Bozeman
Address626 E Main Street, Bozeman, MT 59715
Coordinates45.677924, -111.025382
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