The Junk Castle

PLEASE ASK OWNER FOR PERMISSION. This amazing Castle is a personal project created by an art teacher as a final toward a degree. He no longer lives there, and there is new ownership over the property. We were so very warmly received by them and had a wonderful time, because we asked permission. This is on private land and not open to the public. Please respect so that others can enjoy!

I didn't see anyone to ask but I did walk onto the edge of the property to get a picture. It's hard not to want to see this when it's listed on the Internet!

This is on private property so please be respectful, but the property owner may give you a tour if you ask nicely. Always nice to offer a donation too.

We couldn’t find it…doesn’t appear to be visible from the road. Oh well.

Went by the 'castle' this week. It is a bit overgrown from when it was built. I was part of a group of several of us that joined in a spring outing in 1970 from our WSU Sculpture class. Vic asked us to come up to the partially completed 3 story sculpture.. we were the labor to lift the silver cone up on to the southwest corner so he could weld it into position. It was easy to walk & climb along in the structure, to open the clothes-dryer & car door windows. It was a great spring day and Vic provided us a picnic lunch,, kind of a quirky memory.

The castle is somewhat visible from Armstrong road, on the northerly hillside among the trees, just east of Highway 195 about 1/4 mile. It is before you actually get to the second home on that road. The trees and home make it difficult to see especially when the foliage is in full-leaf. That is why we went so early in the spring. Thanks Vic, Dave Key

We drove up and down the street and could not find this place. A ways to go for nothing. :)

We followed the map to the location but it did not appear to be where they said. Could not find it.