Windsor Ruins

Very cool place to visit if you are in the area. I would recommend reading about it before you go so you can get the full experience of the site of the columns. The history leading up to what it is now is pretty interesting. When I visited, the road leading to the ruins was closed for construction. I had to take a 30 minute detour to come in the back way. When I got there, there was only two other women visiting. So, I would not say you will have to worry about a crowd. It is pretty much a drive up and look/take pictures thing. There is a fence around the columns because people keeps stealing the bricks. When I was there, someone had broken down a part of the fence to get into the ruins. On another note, one of the ladies showed me a print out of a mansion in Texas that was molded after the Windsor. Pretty cool. I would visit here again.
4 7 years ago (11-02-2018)

Nice place, not so much to do there, but you can get creative with your camera. The nature around it is stunning, you are literally in the middle of nowhere, but a very beautiful nowhere. Beware of high water and deer. Closes at the sunset, even though Google maps say at 7:30
5 7 years ago (30-03-2018)

Great little history lesson. Beautiful drive up to the mansion, and the views there are amazing. Best part, it is free to the public, and open everyday during daylight hours.
4 7 years ago (24-04-2018)

Pretty place. Should’ve probably read about it a bit before heading there but they did have a small narrative. There are no guides there. It is really in the middle of no where but it is quite peaceful
5 7 years ago (29-04-2018)

I love the site. I plan on going back and taking a blanket and lunch with me. One of my friends, Lyle Phillips, took me here, and it just feels magical.
5 7 years ago (11-04-2018)