Hickory Cabins Wolf Knob Disc Golf
Wolf Knob Disc Golf Course designed by the renowned John Houck. The 18-hole course is 5590 feet of open and wooded holes with elevation changes, water, and tree obstacles.
Bee Spring Park
ADA accessible meeting room with a full kitchen, basketball court, horseshoe pits, picnic shelters, playground, and walking trail.
Chalybeate Springs Sports Complex
Playground, baseball fields, basketball courts, walking trails, horseshoe pits, building with a rentable room, and a covered picnic table area.
Hwy 70 Sports Complex
Multiple baseball and softball fields, basketball court, picnic shelter, playground, and walking paths.
Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Campground Mammoth Cave
Offers family camping and recreational activities near Mammoth Cave National Park, located in Cave City, Kentucky.
Fort Williams, Civil War Battlefield
An earthen-works fort stands on the crest of a hill in Glasgow Municipal Cemetery. Historic Fort surrounded by a cemetery, Fort Williams was constructed in Glasgow in 1863 as the Union Army’s response to a number of raids by Confederate forces into south central Kentucky counties along the Tennessee border. Contact Glasgow Barren Co Tourist Commission for more info 800-264-3161 or 270-651-3161
Barren River Lake State Resort Park
Barren River Lake State Resort Park is a water-lovers paradise surrounded by forested, rolling hills. The resort is located near Kentucky’s famous cave area, which includes Mammoth Cave National Park, the longest cave system in the world!
Brigadoon State Nature Preserve
Brigadoon State Nature Preserve is a 184 acre state nature preserve located in Barren County, Kentucky adjacent to Barren River Lake.
Barren River Lake State Resort Golf Course
The Golf course at Barren River Lake State Resort Park offers a challenging test of golf in a relaxing setting. The course winds around hills and through valleys near the shore of Barren River lake.
Historic Morrison Park
Morrison Park Camp Meeting is located on Hwy 63 (Tompkinsville Rd.) at the intersection of Bristletown Rd. approx. 5 miles south of Glasgow Kentucky. Contact Glasgow Barren Co Tourist Commission for more info 800-264-3161 or 270-651-3161
Mammoth Valley Park Chairlift
Mammoth Valley Park Chairlift features the longest twin Zipline & the only Alpine Slide in Kentucky. Scenic chairlift takes you over 2000 feet to the top of the mountain. Also offers; cave tours, horseback riding, go-carts, bumper cars & boats, mini-golf, rock climbing wall and bungee trampoline, gift shop, Old Time Photo Shop, Ice Cream Shop & more!
Mammoth Valley Park
Mammoth Valley Park features the longest twin Zipline & the only Alpine Slide in Kentucky. Scenic chairlift takes you over 2000 feet to the top of the mountain. Also offers; cave tours, horseback riding, go-carts, bumper cars & boats, mini-golf, rock climbing wall and bungee trampoline, gift shop, Old Time Photo Shop, Ice Cream Shop & more!
Jesse James Riding Stables
Jesse James Riding Stables offers some of the gentlest horses in the area, & has over 500 acres of trails in Cave Country where Jesse James once roamed robbing banks & and stage coaches and hiding out in our Outlaw Cave on his way to Mammoth Cave. One of the largest and oldest stables in KY.
Dinosaur World
Self guided outdoor museum, dinosaur walk, with over 150 life-size dinosaurs. Touch & Tell, Movie Cave, playground & the Mammoth Garden, also offers a 5,000 square foot gift shop.
Green River Park (Thelma Stovall)
Thelma Stovall Park aka Green River Park, serves as a connection between downtown Munfordville and the historic Green River in the southern part of the state. It’s one of the most popular parks in the area, and for good reason–a free arboretum is located at the park, where visitors can enjoy a peaceful time in the outdoors with miles of walking trails and other recreational options. Contact Munfordville Tourism for more information 270-524-4752.
Maple Park Horse Cave
Maple Avenue Park is a beautiful green space in downtown Horse Cave behind the historic Thomas House and adjacent to Hidden River Cave. Dotted with benches, picnic tables and trees, a 1/3 mile walking trail circles the park. A pattern on the trail marks the pathway of Hidden River Cave below ground. Features: a large covered picnic pavilion, a large parking area, a nature-themed children’s playground with a cave crawl, climbing rocks, kids’ fitness area and a small stage. GPS: 37.1785158, -85.90