kinstonecircle.com

Email: info@kinstonecircle.com
Phone: 608-687-3332

Address:
Kinstone
S3439 Cole Bluff Lane
Fountain City, WI 54629

Come to Kinstone to enjoy the beauty and peace of this sacred stone sanctuary that leaves you feeling as if you have visited an older world in a different time. Let the Land and Nature work their magic on you. We offer tours, retreats, workshops, and concerts! Contact us to book a tour, wedding or other event.

This place is unique in the entire world. It has been said that Kinstone features the largest privately owned stone circle in the world. This has not been confirmed, but we must be close! There are tons and tons of granite boulders, standing stones and sculptures here. Come to enjoy the beauty of the space, see our gardens, find a sit spot for quiet contemplation, or take a personal pilgrimage along The Way of the Stones.

Located in rural Fountain City, Wisconsin, just off County Road M on Cole Bluff Lane, Kinstone is a contemplative, park-like place with spectacular views, intriguing stonework and natural buildings. This stunning 30-acre bluff-top property has over 100 standing stones including three stone circles, megalithic dolmen, classic 7-circuit labyrinth, thatched, cordwood chapel, dry-stack stone sculpture, straw-clay cabin, food forest, raised bed gardens and more. There are several alignments of interest at Solstices and Equinoxes. Visitors love to wander around this place and take in the serenity and beauty.

Kinstone has a lovely Education Center with a classroom, library and kitchen. This building is available to rent for meetings, weddings, specialty courses and other events. We host learning experiences here for those who wish to regenerate, relearn and revive. Learn about caring for the earth, caring for people, caring for self and giving something back when your yields are bountiful. Find more about our current offerings and events on our website.

Private, guided tours are possible by special arrangement for a fee and last about 90 minutes. If you are visiting and not part of a tour, expect to spend a couple of hours wandering a wonderland that seems as if it is from another time and place. Bring a water bottle, sunblock, insect repellent if you wish, dress for the weather (sun hat, rain coat, umbrella, etc), wear sturdy shoes and be prepared to walk rough and sometimes steep terrain. Find additional details about tours, visiting, and directions on our website.