Knott County Farmers Market
Knott County Farmers Market provides Knott Contains access to fresh local produce, while providing farmers and producers with local distribution.
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Places to Stay
John L. Wright Farmhouse
This spacious farmhouse offers a relaxing stay. The Daniel Boone National Forest and Cumberland Falls gives you access to horseback riding, hiking, fishing and rafting. The Big South Fork Scenic Railway has train rides to Barthell Coal Camp. Sheltowee Trace Adventure Resort offers rafting, canoeing and kayaking. General Burnside State Park has boat rentals. Yahoo
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Knott County Tourist Commission
Providing visitors with local area information and brochures.
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Knox County Farmers Market
Seasonal Markets in the Knox County Extension Pavilion
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John Swift’s Lost Silver Mine Historic Campground
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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Knox Historical Museum
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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Johnson County Farmers Market
The main work of the Johnson County Farmers Market is to help strengthen a sustainable local agricultural and food economy.
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KOA Campground – Russell Springs
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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Historic Sulphur Well Park
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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