I've always wanted to visit Storm King but in the past scheduling hasn't worked out. One weekend morning, I made it to the street leading to the entrance but traffic was at a standstill so I turned around and went home. I was finally able to visit last week. After reopening during COVID, they started reservation-only visiting which worked exceptionally well. You go online and book an hour-window to arrive. You pay for the amount of people in your car...$20 for single...$30+ for two people...etc... They warn not to arrive before your alotted time. I arrived at 10:10 for my 10-11 AM Wednesday reservation. You first enter a smaller parking that loops you around to a staff member who scans your ticket through your window...then you are directed to the main lot. Masks are required anywhere you can't social distance and this place is huge so...its pretty impossible not to social distance. I think the liited reservation system helps greatly also. Kudos to the Art Center for implementing such a system. There are bathrooms near the parkng lots as well as some vending machines which sells drinks, snacks and even t shirts. There is hand sanitizer near all of the bathroom (port a potty) stations. The Art Center is massive with lots to see. There are sculptures of all types and sizes. Make sure you read each plaque, located near each sculpture to see the name of the sculpture, artist and other information. Be sure to take a map and plan out your path. I am a fairly fast walker and was able to see 90% of the sculptures in about 3 hours taking over 15,000 steps. The terrain there is a mixture of paved paths and grassy/dirt areas. You will need to venture onto the grass/dirt to see some of the sculptures. Some areas are very hilly so be sure to wear comfortable shoes. Also, be mind ful of the bugs...though not overwhelming, they are noticeable, especially in the grassy/tree areas.There were a few benches near the parking lot but no other common areas where you can eat unless you pick a spot of the grass. There is a visitor's center that is currently closed due to COVID. I highly recommend this place to everyone. Lots to see and you can easily spend a day there.