Pasaquan - Buena Vista, Georgia

Sarah H.

This place is amazing! We were the only ones there and got to walk freely around the area. Very beautiful and interesting art installment with lots of history. They rely on donations so please bring some cash so they can continue to keep this place open. The parking is free and plenty. The guy that maintains the grounds is very friendly. I do not recommend this place for smaller children as there are adult body parts implemented in a lot of the artwork otherwise this place is a must visit!

Eric S.

Certainly a unique place. Eddie Owens Martin singlehandedly changed that property into a something uncommon. Its relatively small being a house plus a couple other buildings on a 7 acre lot. There is quite a bit of his work inside the buildings too. When I visited, it appeared small upkeep, restoration/maintenance were happening as well as preparations for an upcoming event or gala. The place is free to visit, but encourages donations. Pending how thoroughly you peruse throughout the property, it'll take about 30 minutes to an hour. The colors, patterns, and detail are quite impressive. Worth a visit at least once.

Miriam A.

Loved it. Restoration process of this hidden gem is amazing. Learn about the artist before you go, it makes the art and experience more meaningful.

Google A.

What a gem! We really enjoyed our time here learning about how it came to be. And the man who made it a reality. The caretaker spent a lot of time with us sharing their story with Pasaquan and the history.

Being able to top off our EV for no cost was nice thank you!

Lauren G.

We came here when this place was being revamped and renovated. I'm so glad they decided to bring this place back to life. This is something fun and offbeat to do one day when you're looking for a little adventure. It's out in the sticks but worth the drive.

William H.

One of Georgia's most unique art sites (up there with Howard Finster's spot and in much better condition). I visited Pasaquan for its annual festival and was not disappointed. St. EOM's residence is a massive art installation full of weird and wonderful paintings and sculptures. The colors are incredibly vibrant and the content is really trippy.

Kim M.

I had a young woman, Millicent, describe and explain the history of this unique and beautiful place. It's like nothing I've ever seen before. If you're ever in Columbus, GA, you must check this out. Millicent was well informed and took great delight in telling me the history and purpose of Pasaquan.

Bracha W.

This place is so beautiful, peaceful, and covertly erotic that you just have to visit, as photos and descriptions can't take the place of experience. Before you leave home make sure to pack a lunch and beverages and pick a spot to eat at the tables or on the ground with a blanket.

There were a few people around, but everyone was masked, spaced, and friendly. No parking or entrance fee, but donations are always welcome. There's no giftshop, so look online for something to purchase.

Go inside the house first and speak with a knowledgeable person and read all about St. EOM before wandering the grounds-- that's just good manners and it sets the tone properly for what you'll see. Have all the fun.

G T.

Wonderful remote property with colorful art throughout. Great way to spend an hour or so on a sunny afternoon. Charles the caretaker was friendly and informative.

$10 donation is suggested, but it’s just a tip jar if that’s above one’s budget.

Eric S.

Certainly a unique place. Eddie Owens Martin singlehandedly changed that property into a something uncommon. Its relatively small being a house plus a couple other buildings on a 7 acre lot. There is quite a bit of his work inside the buildings too. When I visited, it appeared small upkeep, restoration/maintenance were happening as well as preparations for an upcoming event or gala. The place is free to visit, but encourages donations. Pending how thoroughly you peruse throughout the property, it'll take about 30 minutes to an hour. The colors, patterns, and detail are quite impressive. Worth a visit at least once.

Sarah H.

This place is amazing! We were the only ones there and got to walk freely around the area. Very beautiful and interesting art installment with lots of history. They rely on donations so please bring some cash so they can continue to keep this place open. The parking is free and plenty. The guy that maintains the grounds is very friendly. I do not recommend this place for smaller children as there are adult body parts implemented in a lot of the artwork otherwise this place is a must visit!

Miriam A.

Loved it. Restoration process of this hidden gem is amazing. Learn about the artist before you go, it makes the art and experience more meaningful.

Google A.

What a gem! We really enjoyed our time here learning about how it came to be. And the man who made it a reality. The caretaker spent a lot of time with us sharing their story with Pasaquan and the history.

Being able to top off our EV for no cost was nice thank you!