The intention of Circles in the Sand is to share love, joy and kindness. Team Circles creates sand labyrinths surrounded by intricate designs and artwork. We invite everyone to enjoy a walk on the sand path.
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What to expect when you visit with Circles in the Sand
The times listed on our public schedule indicate when the artwork will be complete and the labyrinth will be open for walking. Our team typically arrives about two hours beforehand to begin drawing the labyrinth in the sand. For example, a 9:00 AM listing means the path is ready to walk at 9:00 AM. Our crew will be on the beach around 7:00 AM to bring it to life. Once open, the path is walkable for two hours or more, depending on the returning tide.
Our home beach is the beautiful Face Rock Wayside in Bandon, Oregon. Parking is limited and tends to fill up fast, so we encourage you to plan ahead. Please note that the State of Oregon requires a $10/day parking fee or a valid annual Oregon State Parks Day-Use Parking Permit.
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Circles in the Sand
Circles in the Sand was created in 2011 by labyrinth artist Denny Dyke. In the early years it was not uncommon to see mentions of "crop circles" or "alien art" after his work was found on the sand. His first intention was to create labyrinths so that everyone could enjoy a walk on the sand.
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