Lawrence County Park offers a great day of leisure activities. The park also has nine rentable cabins plus RV and tent sights that puts you in touch with the great outdoors. There is picnicking, swimming, hiking and just great family fun in wide open spaces. An amphitheater is also available for music and there are […]
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The Hal Rogers Family Entertainment Center is home to the Kentucky Splash Water Park. The center includes an 18,000 square ft. wave pool, a Lazy river, a kiddie activity pool, a triple slide complex, a double slide tower, a championship miniature golf course, an arcade, a driving range, and its newest addition of a 18
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The Knox Historical Museum was established in 1987 to preserve pieces of southeastern Kentucky’s past. The museum highlights the area’s rich heritage. Exhibits include a reception room, pioneer bedroom, Native Americans & Pioneers, Barbourville Room, Organization Room, Military Room, History Library/Audio-Visual Library, Communities Hall, Celebrities Room, and Little Theatre.
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It’s water, water everywhere when you stay at this campground right next to Lake Cumberland, in one of Kentucky’s most scenic recreational areas. Camp here, and it’s just a mile to the lakeshore, boat ramp, boat rentals and restaurant. Fishing is great, and so is cruising along the lake’s meandering shoreline. Also be sure to
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Koomer Ridge Campground, located on Cumberland Ranger District in the Red River Gorge, features semi-primitive camping in a tranquil forest setting. The campground provides access to trails in the Red River Gorge.
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Explore the rich history surrounding John Swift and the mystery that has eluded would-be treasure seekers for 250 years. Learn clues left by Swift in his journal. Learn what Kentucky life was like in the 1700’s as Swift lived it. Search the area for signs. Maybe you can help solve the mystery that is John
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Kendall Campground is located at 80 Kendall Road, south of Jamestown, Kentucky, just below Wolf Creek Dam, which forms beautiful Lake Cumberland.
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Kentucky Hall of Fame Cafe is a sports themed restaurant that celebrates Kentucky’s heritage through great food, excellent service, and casual fun atmosphere.
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The 9-hole Kentucky Hills course at the Kentucky Hills Golf Course facility in Summer Shade, Kentucky features 3,200 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36. The course rating is 33.6 and it has a slope rating of 112. Designed by Terry Isenberg, the Kentucky Hills golf course opened in 1996.
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Ezekiel Neal began acquiring land along the South Fork in Metcalfe County in 1832. In 1845 he began digging a well. With a hand and horse powered drill he hit water at a depth of 180 feet. The stream of water has flowed continually since then. Mr. Neal was attempting to hit a salt well,
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