One of our flagship developments, Chapungu Sculpture Park in Loveland, Colorado, was recently featured in Travel + Leisure, highlighting the park as a “hidden art gem” and the largest outdoor art center in the U.S. devoted to Zimbabwean stone sculpture. The article celebrates Chapungu’s 26 acres of gardens, 82 hand-carved sculptures, and its role as a vibrant, accessible cultural destination rooted in community and creativity.
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Set within the Centerra community in Loveland, Chapungu Sculpture Park spans 26 acres of gardens where 82 hand-carved Zimbabwean stone sculptures tell stories of family, community, and the natural world. It is the largest outdoor art center in the United States devoted to Zimbabwean stone sculpture — and admission is free, keeping world-class art open to everyone.
Chapungu is also a window into how Realberry builds. Cultural landmarks like the park anchor the public realm at Centerra, hosting community traditions like the Sounds of Centerra summer concert series and giving the community an identity no conventional amenity could. We believe places built with imagination hold their meaning — and their value — for generations.
Chapungu is one chapter in the larger story of Centerra, Realberry’s 3,000-acre master-planned community in Loveland. Explore Centerra and our other master-planned communities to see how art, nature, and thoughtful development come together.