Sloping hills, ridge top flats, narrow valleys primarily in hardwood forests with some overgrown fields in bottoms. No roads within the area. Fishing in 34-acre Bert Combs Lake for trout, channel catfish, bass, crappie, bluegill.
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We are a newly built 4,700 sq ft facility with both smoking and non-smoking. Come have a ball at HAVE A BALL BINGO. We offer over 4,700 sq ft of space to play bingo, electronic pull tabs and so much more. We have bingo Tuesday – Sunday at 7:00 pm. We have electronic pull tabs
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Listed on the National Historic Register, this 1816 house was built by Col. William and Jane Casey, who were early settlers of Adair and Green County. The Casey House now houses antiques and collectibles store. Any day by appointment.
We have the only indoor range in the area. Our facilities are climate controlled, modern, and built with your safety in mind! Come check out our family friendly range and store.
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From equine shows to motor sports or product expositions, you’ll find that the Central Kentucky AG/EXPO is an ideal setting for events of any size. The serene beauty of Casey County with its rolling hills, tranquil streams and hardwood forests becomes a memorable back drop that sets this facility apart from all others. Just south
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We’re glad you’ve stopped by to learn about our Garden; a place where children’s imaginations can expand and grow! Our Garden encourages children to use all their senses to connect plants to the sciences, history, literature, and the arts. We are located next to the south parking lot of The Pulaski County Public Library, yes we are a
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Climax Horse Camp is surrounded by 4500 acres of Daniel Boone National Forest. We have 10 sites, with water and electric, and 10 horse stall sites. $20.00 per night includes water, electric, and trash, and access to his and her showers, and restrooms, and 2 picnic shelters. Horse stall sites are $8.00 each per night. ?Climax
The Coal Miners’ Museum is located in the former headquarters of the Miller’s Creek Division of the Consolidation Coal Company. The museum currently houses several collections including a collection of mining tools, a company doctor’s office, a local Veteran’s Hall of Fame, the Van Lear School’s Collection, a model of Old Van Lear, several original
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Conley Bottom offers 150 campsites seated on Lake Cumberland for you to enjoy. Magnificent view and great accommodations!
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