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Tinkertown is now CLOSED for the winter. We will reopen for our 42nd season on April 4, 2025. HOURS OF OPERATION 10am – 4pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday Last ticket sold is for entry at 3:30pm ADMISSION PRICE $6.00 Adults $3.00 Kids 4-16 Kids under 4 are free Plan Your Visit The Tinker of […]
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Tinkertown is now CLOSED for the winter. We will reopen for...
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Tinkertown is located on the Turquoise Trail National Scenic...
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It took Ross Ward over 40 years to carve, collect, and...
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Enroute to the Sandia Crest, we pulled into the Tinkertown Museum for a break. The museum is a maze of amazing little players that take you back to your childhood, when you wondered if your toys could come alive.
Tinkertown is located on the Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway in Sandia Park on NM Highway 536, on the way to the Sandia Crest. Take exit 175 North off I-40. After exiting I-40, take Highway 14 six miles up the mountain through Cedar Crest and turn left on Highway 536, the road to Sandia Crest.
No Museum I have ever seen, has touched my heart more than Ross Ward's masterpiece Tinkertown museum! I knew after seeing a couple reviews and pictures this was a place I would enjoy, and decided Mom and I would visit,. but it vastly exceeded my expectations!
A fantastic whimsical museum near the Sandia Park Tramway (if you’re going there, go here). A great collection of colorful items and collections created/accumulated by Ross Ward over his lifetime. Part indoor and part outdoor, with displays, signs, and figures of all shapes, sizes, and colors.
The Tinkertown Museum [1] is a folk art museum in Sandia Park, New Mexico. The museum was founded by artist Ross Ward, and feature's Ward's hand-carved miniature Old West town, as well as a hand-carved circus, a collection of over 280 wedding cake toppers, [2] tools, and other oddities, Ward's Jeep decorated in bottle caps and pennies, and a 35 ...
A local moderate sized museum with a lot of interesting stuff. Good value. Well worth the visit. From the Tinkertown Website: is a unique destination full of intricate miniature dioramas depicting scenes pertaining to the Old West. Kids will delight in the elaborate and detailed displays, which each feature hand carved buildings, carts, and people.
