Yes, you read that correctly. This is a map to visit 18 trolls throughout Burlington County. 

It all started in 2023, when world-renowned artist Thomas Dambo built a troll out of recycled materials at the end of a road in Hainesport. He called it Big Rusty, part of a worldwide project he was working on. 

People went to visit Big Rusty, and two years later Burlington County decided to run with the troll idea. Today, there are 18 trolls total built by different artists and organizations in the area. 

You can visit all of them using a Google Map provided by the county. 

“Gracie, the Gardener” 

At Historic Smithville Park

By Norma & John Meineister

“Troll on a Stroll” 

At Historic Smithville Park

By KT Carney 

“Retlaw” 

In Mt. Holly 

By Julia Park & Adam Pietras

“Bucket Head Bobby” 

In Mt. Holly 

By Lowell Doerr 

“Weft” 

At Rancocas Valley High School Annex

By Cassie Jones 

“Woody” 

At Rancocas Nature Center 

By Jason Brown 

“Pipsqueak” 

At Burlington County Amphitheater 

By Maya Sorhage

“Melinda” 

At Country Village Playground 

By Jennifer Hildebrand 

“Flora” 

In Medford 

By Carmen & Eduardo Jimenez

“Sally McScraps” 

At Elbo Park 

By Marc Tous, Fred Poinsett and Steven Thorpe 

“Noelle the Troll” 

At Burlington County Agricultural Center

By Marc Tous, Fred Poinsett and Steven Thorpe 

“Hagatha” 

In Delanco

By Jason Miller 

“Visser” 

In Burlington City 

By Peter Bieling 

“The Art Troll” 

In Burlington City 

By Michael Kane 

“RILY, The Abilities Troll” 

In Burlington City 

By Resources for Independent Living Staff 

“Edward” 

In Bordentown City 

By John Cannon 

“Kevin” 

At Juliustown Park 

By Meg & Miles Simon 

“Tommy the Tetanus Troll” 

At Arney’s Mount Park

By Marc Tous, Fred Poinsett and Steven Thorpe