The Adirondackˆ Sacandaga River Sculpture Park is a artist designed park featuring the work of internationally recognized sculptors John Van Alstine and Caroline Ramersdorfer. The 8 acre parcel is nestled along the banks of the historic Sacandaga River, in the quaint hamlet of Wells, NY located in south central section of the Adirondack State Park. The grounds, once part of a 19th century wood products mill, are wonderfully landscaped showcasing an ongoing, changing exhibition of both sculptors, whose works are held in many national and international collections including of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institution, City of Beijing, and the City of Zhengzhou, China

Van Alstine's work is also currently on exhibit at many other parks and gardens including the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Garden, in Lincoln, Mass., Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton, NJ, The Olympic Garden in Beijing, China, Tsinghua University Sculpture Garden, Beijing, China and the garden at the Gulbenkian Foundation Collection, Lisbon, Portugal among others.

Ramersdorfer's work can be seen in the Eda Garden Museum, Yokohama, Tokyo; Artothek, Vienna, Austria; Abu Dhabi, UAE; Ordos City, Inner Mongolia, China; Urumqi, China; Cairo, Egypt; Hualien County Sculpture Museum, Taiwan;Tsinghua University Campus, Beijing, China; Robert T. Webb Sculpture Garden, Dalton GA and many more.(see):