My bf is a car guy and loved it, I know nothing about cars and also loved it! We drove his corvette so he could drive on the race track. - I LOVED the sinkhole information. You can even look down into the sinkhole, and see a car all crumpled from the sinkhole. We visited mammoth cave national park on this trip, so learning about the cave region really brought it full circle. - well put together museum, it appeals to everyone. I loved the history and seeing the body changes of each generation. Fun to see the paint choices and how they choose interior/ exterior color schemes. I also enjoyed learning about the clay models and wind tunnel testing for aerodynamics. - we played on the racing simulators, fun and challenging! It’s like a vamped up arcade game with full size cars. - I was disappointed that the assembly plant was closed for tours. Still awesome museum visit though! - I collect patches and found patches in the gift shop.

We had a private group tour which far exceeded my expectations. Then we had dinner which rivaled a 5 star restaurant. Everything was so good. The simulators were exceptional, feeling like you were on a real track. Thank you for the amazing experience.

Came thur her a couple of months ago on my way to Nigeria falls and didn't stop so here we are agan. Great visit a little pricey but very cool. lots of cool cars and history of the corvettes. Put together in a timeline in history. Cool cRs for actors and famous people. Cool concept vets you probably wouldn't see anywhere else . Spent about 1 1/2 hours inthw place and seen it all. Cool gift shop and a restaurant. Cool stop very interesting. Keep up the great job. Maby knock the price down a bit but cool. Thanks a whole lot and hope to see yall agan.!!!@@@!!

Great place, displays are well done. Wish I would have taken a guided tour to learn more. Plenty of videos and plaques to read. Clean bathrooms and a nice Diner. There is a sampling of eight cars in the lobby you can see without paying before the cashier line. A Corvette library with records open weekdays only. Went through in about an hour and 45 minutes. Would spend longer watching videos in the future. I imagine the reason there aren't more variety of different vintages is that enthusiast are keeping and driving their Vettes. Gift shop has a great item, managed to escape with only a sticker. To the ladies, this place is husband/boyfriend safe. There are no Corvettes for sale or financing available.

Great experience picking up a new 2026 ZR1 Corvette at the Museum this week. Mack who oversees the PDI process probably spent an hour with us going over in detail the process his team goes through to get such special cars ready for delivery. Chris also took a lot of time with us the day prior to our appointment. Great folks everywhere at the Museum. Finally, Shane kept in constant contact with us for several weeks prior to delivery to ensure everything went off without a hitch.

All enthusiasts should visit this place. The museum highlights many of the great Corvettes produced by GM . Classics like the 1963 split window coupe as well as videos of the production of the new C8. The museum has a gift shop with corvette centered merchandise. There is also a place to grab a snack…

The Corvette museum was one of the coolest places I've been in my life. I saw some awesome cars from all generations of Corvettes, and I mean awesome in its purest sense--awe inspiring or inspiring great admiration. I met some great people. Some of them were there because they loved Corvettes. Some were there because they loved racing and recognized the Corvette's significance in that, but we were all there--together. All said, it reinforced, in my mind, the importance of teamwork, ingenuity, and the great American spirit to keep "creating rockets". It also reminded me of the incredibly great things Americans are capable of when they tirelessly and truly work together. The staff at the museum are second to none. As a Corvette owner, I've never felt more at home. I found that I was frequently reminding myself that while it was my first trip here, it was my Vette's second trip. If you like fast cars and/or Americana, the Corvette museum is must see.

This was a great tour. Hopefully you will get tour guide Sophie, as she is phenomenal and so entertaining. There was a lot of history provided. The tour is short, too short, but we'll worth doing at least once. Id suggest planning when the butterfly exhibit is open. There is also a beautiful trail to get in a little exercise.

We had a great time at Lost River Cave and definitely give it 5 stars! The price was very reasonable — just $24.99 for an adult ticket — and well worth it for the experience. The tour starts with a 15–20 minute walk to the cave entrance, guided by someone who shared interesting local history and fun facts along the way. Then we boarded a boat and went into the cave itself, which was such a cool and unique experience! The guide continued sharing stories and history during the ride, making it both fun and educational. After the cave tour, we explored the trails, visited the butterfly garden, and saw three of the natural blue holes on the property — all beautiful and peaceful spots. We ended our visit at the gift shop, which had a great selection and surprisingly reasonable prices. This was such a fun and different stop — perfect for all ages. Highly recommend if you’re in the Bowling Green area! Thankfully, we had purchased our tickets in advance. There was a man at the counter asking for same day, walk-up tickets and they were out, so I do highly recommend purchasing your tickets before arriving and arriving at least 30 minutes before so that you can check in and walk down to the area for the tour to begin.

The Lost River Cave tour was a fun and interesting stop on our trip. It’s definitely geared toward tourists, and while we enjoyed it, it’s more of a one-time experience—I likely wouldn’t return if we visited the area again. Our guides were friendly, knowledgeable, and shared great insights about the cave’s history and unique features. The surrounding nature area was also enjoyable to explore, and we especially loved the children’s nature scape—it was a hit! Overall, it’s a fun stop if you're nearby, but not necessarily a must-see attraction in the area.

Great trail and great scenery. I loved the cave and the river flowing through the cave, such a beauty to capture. We we got there, the river was flooded therefore we couldn't do boating. Regardless, I enjoyed, natural trails, butterfly habitat and other landscape. Our guide did good job in explaining throughout the trip.

Our guide OLIVIA was knowledgeable, fun and made the experience the best memory of our trip (so far). Make sure to sit on a bench on the trail and take in the sights and smells. The gift shop was worth a visit. L HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

What a beautiful space! How awesome to get to go and look at God's creation and see how caves are formed.. learning history about the cave and the generosity of the man who stepped up to help clean up. It was quiet amazing not to mention our tour guide Trevor was amazing and funny ♥️♥️♥️ its totally worth everything to come here! And you will be helping a nonprofit ♥️♥️♥️

Fun trip and an easy boat ride. My wife gets motion sick really easy and she did great on the tour. The boat is really stable and the trip down and back up the river was enjoyable. It's really interesting to go into a cave that is influenced by regular flooding compared to a lot of the other caves, like mammoth cave, where that isn't a problem. Learning it was also a jazz club at one time, confederate hideout, and used by the Jesse James gang was also really cool to learn. The guides are super friendly and do a great job. All the staff was really a pleasure to interact with.

Not my first visit but will definitely be my last. Its been about 7 years since we've been . We visited on a Wednesday and the crowd size was perfect, I bought tickets online becuase they are heavily discounted if you buy online. First stop is to get a locker, the first 2 kiosks didn't work wouldn't accept my payment a little frustrating but the 3rd one finally worked. The newer cluster of slides were shut down so we just hung out by the lazy river n kids area by the wave pool. There was green algae growing all over the outside of the slides and the ropes, like slime gross algae, there were some spots around the edges of the concrete in the water that also had clusters of algae. The big bucket thats supposed to fill with water and dump wasn't working and some other things that should spray water weren't working either. I like their lazy river but the palm trees that spray water there weren't working too. We went to the pool and there was white gritty stuff floating all in the water, you can see it on my bathing suit top so that felt gross. My son asked why the slides were shut down and was told it was due to green water, um nasty. They finally opened the slides back up around 3 p.m. . The lifeguards need more supervision and training. There were a total of 6 boys that came out of a slide together. The blue slide. Somehow they positioned theteselves to hang on inside and wait for their buddies, the lifeguard at the top never paid attention that nobody was coming out the bottom before they let another one go. See the pics. Another lifeguard was in the pool collecting money off the bottom acting like it was a pay day. The place was filthy, trash, water standing, algae growing. Doesn't look like they reinvested in this place in many years, definitely looks like its going down hill. Looks like there is plenty of staff but seems most are standing around and dont have much initiative to do much.

Our family visited Beech Bend for the first time, traveling from Tennessee, and unfortunately, it was a big disappointment. The park felt very out of date and not well taken care of. A lot of the areas looked run-down, and it didn’t seem like much effort goes into keeping the park clean or inviting. The “magic show” was the biggest shock. It included a man popping a Tic Tac out of his eye, which was honestly gross and definitely not kid-appropriate. We brought our kids expecting a fun, family-friendly experience, but instead, we felt uncomfortable and let down. We won’t be coming back and wouldn’t recommend it to other families looking for a safe, clean, and fun day out.

LS Fest East is awesome. Everything is going on all at once. I did LS Fest West last year and the weather did not cooperate. Kentucky is awesome. Having a great time.

We came the weekend of sept . 26,27 &28 for holly ford fest. We had a wonderful time except dont stop coming off the cat-walk even if your legs cramp up or for an emergency. One of the workers came over and said we were blocking a sign which stood 6ft taller than me standing up and it was as wide as a school bus, So idk how I was blocking it but I will say this even when telling her she had no remorse! Im sorry you may not like your job but hokding a chair down dont seem too hard 💁🏻‍♀️ Evidently she upset some other spectators because they were even upset with how she did. They actually were pretty furious. If you have leg issues or trouble walking long distance bring your own scooter. they rent them but its not affordable to just everyone.

We lived the water park and Amusement rides. I wish there had been lockers in the Amusement Park instead of only in the water park. Some rides would not let me ride with my small over-the-shoulder purse and I refused to allow my purse to be left unattended. This rule NEEDS to change. The kids were frustrated over it and so was my husband. Gift shop was nice and the restaurant gave free ice water. Go cart track cost extra, which is ridiculous with the price you pay to get in. The cost depends on the height of the person, not the age.

We come out every year for LSFest and wow what a great location. Seeing it continues to upgrade and work to handle the larger crowds has been updated year over year.

Greetings, esteemed followers and patrons of amusement, I extend a cordial salutation as I find myself once again in communion with this noble circle, eager to share my reflections upon a most intriguing establishment known to the world as Beech Bend. My recent peregrinations took me northward, drawn by the siren call of the renowned Kentucky Rumbler, a roller coaster crafted with skillful precision by the venerable artisans at Great Coasters International. Indeed, this magnificent contrivance of timber and steel, though deserving of considerable acclaim, often finds itself languishing in the shadows of more illustrious counterparts. Permit me, therefore, to illuminate its grand virtues for your thoughtful consideration. Upon my arrival, a warm embrace of park ambience enveloped me, and the laughter of joyous souls filled the air. The Kentucky Rumbler, resplendent in its design, beckoned me forth. With each graceful arc and exhilarating drop, I was transported beyond the constraints of earthly concerns, experiencing the thrill of unrestrained motion that only a well engineered coaster can provide. The craftsmanship inherent in its construction is both a wonder to behold and a testament to human ingenuity, deserving of accolades far exceeding those it currently receives. However, my exploration of this charming park was far from confined solely to the exalted heights of that splendid ride. Nay, I made my way to partake in the diverse array of flat rides that Beech Bend graciously offers. Amongst these attractions, I must draw particular attention to the Laron drop tower. This model, a favorite amongst connoisseurs of aerial descent, stands as a paragon of design, exceeding the merits of its numerous counterparts. One cannot help but marvel at the perfect synchronization of physics and jubilation as one ascends to great heights, only to be released in a serendipitous plummet toward the earth’s embrace. Yet, perhaps my most delightful encounter was with the Lazer Fury 360, a veritable triumph of innovation, cleverly blending the mechanics of Bumper Karts and the thrilling dynamics of an Air Race. In a veritable dance of speed and strategy, one must navigate the game with both finesse and alacrity. This attraction captivates the heart, and I would posit that it stands as an essential experience for any visitor to Beech Bend. If I were to recommend but a singular must do in this park, it would surely be this exhilarating escapade, a testament to the harmonious melding of playfulness and competition. Regrettably, I may not speak to the aquatic delights offered by the adjacent water park, as the allure of such rides does not beckon to my sensibilities. My inclinations tend toward the terrestrial and the thrilling pursuits of gravity's grip rather than the whims of aqueous frolicking. Thus, I shall leave the waters unexamined and await the testimonies of others who may find joy amidst their cool embrace. Alas, I must also address the culinary fare of this establishment, a matter that, while of utmost importance to many, leaves much to be desired in terms of gastronomic luster. The repast available within the confines of the park can be described as basic theme park fare, lacking in both the diversity and complexity that one might hope for. While sustenance is a fundamental necessity, it is not the paragon of culinary artistry. Mediocrity reigns, yet one must not permit such trivialities to overshadow the rich experiences that await beyond the dining options. In conclusion, dear reader, I express my gratitude for your indulgence in this humble review of Beech Bend. As I reflect upon the joys embodied within this park, I am reminded of the simple yet profound pleasures that amusement can bring to our lives, a brief respite from our tribulations, a chance to revel in the company of loved ones, and a momentary escape into the realms of joy and laughter. Thank you for joining me on this expedition, and may your future voyages to such establishments be filled with exhilaration and delight.

One of the best ice creams I’ve ever had was their limited-time blueberry cheesecake. I was in Bowling Green for two days and tried it on the first day. I couldn’t stop myself from going there the next day. The ice cream was delicious, and the place is also beautiful. They even have a children playground. I’ll definitely go there whenever I come to Bowling Green again.

Cool place to see how cows are milked and grab some food. Burgers are delicious and the chili was amazing. The cows are cute. A self guided tour is only $4 and you have the chance to pet the cows. The ice cream is the best! We got cookie butter and it was great. It's very high quality with 16% milk fat. The gift shop is cute too.

Words (and pictures) cannot do justice to the Chaney Dairy Farm experience! The adults had as much fun - if not more! - than the kids. We spent three hours walking around this working dairy farm, playing in the incredible playground, meandering through the shop and eating a scrumptious meal all followed up with huge scoops of ice cream!

We had so much fun and the ice cream was incredible. It wasn’t crowded when we went and the weather was perfect. I definitely want to go back and try more things.

We really enjoyed our visit. The bacon cheeseburger and chicken tender salad was really good. Ice cream was good as well. My son got a bag of jelly beans and naturally opened it straight down the middle, so jelly beans were going everywhere. A staff member gave me a zip lock bag, which we really appreciated, this was our issue and she helped without hesitation. Great family friendly place to visit.

This place has expanded from first time we visited here several years while attending a CMA festival at Nashville. Playground, restaurant, seating area has all grown. Food & Ice cream is delicious & made right here at this location and I can watch a short video about farming process & business of making products sold here, very good way for kids to witness farming first hand.

Great little experience. Nice playground for the kids. Great selection of ice cream and food, as well as treats and souvenirs. Appreciate the other activities throughout the year. Getting to see the milking process is very fun and interesting.

A wonderful place to learn about the history of the L & N (Louisville & Nashville) railway, ste train station and go on board the train cars... engine, mail car, dining car, 1st, 2nd 3rd class and Presidental accomodations.

At the spur of the moment, we stopped for a visit to stretch our legs. We are so glad we stopped. This place is a well-preserved historic site. Knowledgeable, friendly staff. Great hands-on and educational museum.

Pleasantly surprised to see a great Railroad museum. They take you on the cars and explain such rich history. Great for adults and children.

Our son is HUGE into trains. He loved the tour and museum. While I can say I was not looking forward to it, I really enjoyed the tour and the history. You can buy tickets online but we were the only people on the tour.

The museum piece and the train are amazing. I could tell from chatter with his coworkers, after our tour, that our guide is really interested in the Museum and the quality of the experience. He came across as nervous and unsure of the history stories that he was sharing. I was to glad to see a younger person that is interested in railroad history and I'm sure his presentation will grow with experience.

Nice historic building. The museum had lots of interesting information but the tour guide brought the history alive.

The Historic Railpark is a wonderful location for a party or intimate wedding. I (Jules with the Flowers) was lucky to provide florals for a recent wedding and it was a stunning, unique, clean venue. I wouldd love to attend more events here!

Walked the hill for the first time in several years. The campus has changed so much, and it looks great, but I miss the nostalgia of seeing the cafeteria that my friends and I used to hang out at. The hill is also a rough climb for those who are out of shape, so be prepared to take a break if you are.

The campus is beautiful however some of the staff was a bit ignorant and rude despite how respectful I was with communicating, I decided to go for a different school instead.

WKU is where I started my American journey! I love it. I made many good friends there, several of them still in my close circle.

Nice school, everyone is friendly and they take great care of their students, super clean facilities, highly recommend!

The people are the nicest people I have ever meet my advisor was a nice lady she helped me so much with my classes

Very clean campus easy to navigate. Good baseball field

I love this place the people are so nice great I enjoy my time there

We were visiting bowling Green, had some time to kill. Looking for something free to do, and this place came up. It was a nice little spot air conditioned definitely a good place to go and they have a theater room where you can watch some educational videos If you're in the area or if you're nearby it's for the drive if you have some time to kill. They also have a airplane simulator that you can get on during certain times, it was not available when we were there towards end of day Literally right outside the building is a little nice park with a lake. Some people were swimming there was a lot of kayaks some people were fishing and there was a playground on the other side

Unfortunately the hall was closed on the day we arrived. Spent some time walking the grounds and looking at the static aircraft displays outside. The F-4 Phantom has always been a favorite of mine: the flying brick as it was once called. Used by the U.S. and Allied forces for decades. I knew them best in the 80s as "Wild Weasels" which was an updated variant before they were all phased out. I believe some nations still fly some of them.

Wonderful educating experience. The staff were very kind, walked us through different displays and explained how one display has over a million individual pieces glued together. Outside the different planes are very well maintained with informational plaques Infront of them. Myself and children loved our time there.

My husband loves aviation and aviation history. This was an awesome stop on our road trip!! We could’ve spent hours reading all the exhibits if we had more time. The museum is exceptionally clean and well designed. Child friendly, but exhibits aimed towards adults.

Very interesting to be able to have seen all those aircrafts and jet fighters, who have been battled for freedom and for the US soil.🛩🇺🇲❤️💪🏻 Many of those who flew them were actually local citizens, coming from the state of Kentucky, which I find very fascinating. Overall it was really nice visit, though the weather was unbelievably hot today. ☀️🌡🔥 A bit pity that the Musuem was closed for a few days, so seems like I need to come back another time again.

Second time I have visited this museum, really enjoyed myself. They have so much to see you will see new things every time you go here. Wanted to see the F-105 and it is on display outside, before being restored. Staff is very friendly here and has a lot of information. Do come here and explore, you will learn a lot.

Nice little aviation park with a big story to tell! The collection of aircraft on display is a nice walk through history. Not only do they preserve a historical aircraft, they tell the story of locals who served.

Nice place to stroll. This park is surrounded by restaurants and a couple coffee shops. Nothing is open on an early Sunday morning. The statues and fountain were very beautiful and there were plenty of park benches to relax on.

The hearth of Bowling Green, Kentucky. If you are looking for a nice morning walk and relax is a very good option. Very clean & you have free parking at 2 blocks away.

Nice little park to stroll thru. If you read the signs there's a lot of history here. The shopping area around the park is full of unique shops and a few bars.

Always a beautiful place to visit. I don’t spend much time there anymore because my lifestyle has changed and I don’t drink or anything of that nature. However it is still right in the heart of town and if you go downtown for anything you will aptly run by there and see how fancy it looks for yourself. The city does a great job of keeping it clean and respectable looking.

A small but charming park with a beautiful central fountain and well-kept gardens. It’s the perfect spot to relax, take photos, or enjoy a coffee while watching the city buzz around you. At night, the lighting makes it even more picturesque. Great for a short stop or a peaceful walk.

This little park is in the center of the historic district surrounded by many businesses and great restaurants! It has sun and shady areas, places to set and relax. A fountain in the Middle to calm your nerves! It is a must see and stay awhile when your in Bowling Green! I loved my time spent here today!

Beautiful fountain and a cute little downtown area.

Excellent facility and atmosphere! Did a tasting and loved trying all the varieties. My favorites were the Oat and the Ryes but I would recommend trying a big variety. Aged gin and the smoky flavors were delicious alternatives to the normal. Thanks for a fun experience!

I really enjoyed visiting here, the tour is pretty short about 30 mins, but is very informative and our guide was really good. You get a tasting with the tour, and its only 8 dollars. Definitely worth checking out. The vanilla bean vodka was my favorite.

As someone who takes cocktails, spirits, and all alcohols very seriously, this place was stunning! Great environment, stellar product, friendly and INSANELY knowledgeable staff. Excited to use their stuff!

Huge fan of their rum-barrel aged gin. If ever you order Christmas in a glass, you may well get served a cocktail made with this spirit.

A FASCINATING tour and excellent tasting session! All the staff were exceptionally knowledgeable and friendly...We had a GREAT time!

Nice small tour of their compact distilling room, and an extensive selection of gin and whiskey to taste.

Great local distillery for bowling green. Make sure to stop in for a tour and check out the gift shop.

Classic American minor league ballpark. Modern and clean. Parking garage right next door makes it easy. Tickets are very reasonable. We did the club level seats that comes with a dedicated restaurant. Only $26 per seat. We had a wonderful night.

Went to a Hot Rods game and it was a great experience. Could not find info online as to what to bring to the stadium so you will need a clear bag but can bring in your own water. Although the concession prices are dirt cheap compared to any major league park or stadium. Water was $5, beer was $6, helmet of ice cream was $8. We were there for Sunday Signings and had a fantastic time going down to the field and meeting players. Parking was quick, free, and easy too. Would definitely recommend heading there for a fun day.

A friend has season tickets and invited us to share his box seats. My first professional game, before this I had just been to literal little league! And the Hot Rods won bottom of the 9th with a triple! Great experience!

Had a great time at the ballpark watching the Hot Rods!

I love being part of this fantastic family friendly group. There is much to see and do while here for a gathering and even during the game. I became part of the seasonal staff last year and it has been amazing. The ball park is kept clean,, family friendly, and memories will be made and last a lifetime. Several options for food and drink are ready for all to enjoy during events. If you haven't ever experienced a game in real time, come and see. Many come once and then it becomes a part of a group that surely to keep you on your toes and have fun

This is always a great experience. A family friendly ball park. A great way to spend an evening and make memories.

We had a great time with our son and little grandsons last night. The Seats are great no matter where you sit and there are amazing recreational activities for the little ones that still allow the parents to enjoy the game. The food was good and typical of ballpark food. This place is designed for family fun. It was very clean also.

So much fun. Man what a rush. A milust try for anyone. Highly recommend the drive along before you get behind the wheel, it helps you learn the track and let's you get comfortable much faster, that way you drive faster. Instructors are great, super cool guys and they have as much fun as you do. Thanks to my awesome wife ...best father's day gift ever.

If you like fast cars...DO THIS! An outstanding experience with knowledgeable, kind hearted staff. We enjoyed 2 days of driving/riding (several different cars) and had a blast! Our expert driver Tabb was an absolute pleasure to work with. That man can D-R-I-V-E! We love corvettes, and this was surely an experience we will never forget. The facilities are clean and well-maintained. The track is really great with a lot of variety to keep you challenged and engaged. Of course, it is a go at your own pace, so you can always stay within your comfort levels... if that is what you wish. There is an observation deck upstairs where non-drivers can watch the adventures. Overall fantastic experience. We will definitely be back! The National Corvette Museum is right next-door, so enjoy that visit as well.

Very nice Race track next to the Corvette National Museum. You can pay & drive but is highly recommended to make the reservation in advance. The Racetrack has its own Fuel Station & Karting track with rental. Greetings from Mexico.

We booked the "Drive A Corvette" session that included 4 laps on the 3.2 mile couse. It was a 2023 C8 mid-engine beast. All I can say is WOW! You have the car to yourself and you follow the instructor around the track. But he is very flexible; if you go fast, he will speed up and if you slow down so will he. Our instructor was Tabb Stansbury and he was awesome...this guy can drive! We had the bad luck of a rainy day but still put the car through the paces and it stuck to the track like a dream. I can only imagine what it would have been like on a nice day! The price at $320 was well worth it. You can pay extra to get a video of your drive with telemetry and also extra for photos. If you're thinking about doing this, GO FOR IT!!!

Fun place. Had mechanical issue with car i chose. Downgraded but fun. The guy who leads you around track not overly friendly.

If you go at the right time, sign up with the right group and pay a fee you can drive you car around the track and feel like a race car driver. The track is a technical track that rewards your good driving with speed. Rewards your bad with defeat. Find a good group and get trained right before you tackle it. You won't regret it. There is also go carts they run on a small track to the side. They do autocross in the parking lot at times. Go have fun.

Great experience! Landon, the concierge, was awesome! Totally accommodating, friendly, and professional. Scott the Driver showed us a great time and is a true professional! If youre think of doing this, stop thinking and get to booking it!

What a wonderful FREE museum filled with interesting exhibitions. My son loved the Duncan Hines display. I enjoyed the exhibition featuring works from a private collection and the way that they had photos of how the collector had the objects displayed in their beautiful home and the quotes from the collector. What a wonderful tribute to their collection and gifts. If you are in bowling green you should definitely make this a stop. It’s free. With easy parking. All of the student docents were very knowledgeable and professional. Visit time could be 1-3 hours depending on how much reading and view time you prefer. Ask to see the courtyard it is beautiful.

Happened to see this museum was in Bowling Green during my visit, and was free, so had to stop. It wasn't over the top but still a decent museum. I learned all about Duncan Hines that I never knew about. The quilts are pretty impressive as well. Glad we made the stop, it was interesting to see all the artifacts that are there.

The Kentucky Museum is a very traditional museum geared towards the education of history. It contains artifacts from various periods of Kentucky's past, including Native American artifacts that were found in the Barren River area. There are multiple pieces of art and furniture on the third floor dating from the early days of Kentucky statehood all the way to modern. When we visited, they also had a small display of Egyptian artifacts and quilts. I'm not sure if these are permanent or temporary, but I did find them fascinating. The Duncan Hines portion of the museum was also interesting and had a couple of interactive pull tabs with facts underneath. I will note that this is not a museum geared towards children. There are no children's sections here. If children are capable of being respectful,listening, and reading about history, then they will probably enjoy the museum. Children who just want to play will probably not enjoy the museum.

Free access on Western Kentucky University campus. Second floor was closed to the public. Small museum with a few interesting exhibits. Archealogical exhibits including local artifacts and ancient civilizations like Egypt and Sumeria. Quilt exhibits showcasing wild from the 1820s to present-day. Duncan Hines exhibit. Freshman university student exhibits and contemporary art exhibit. Great place to check out when the heat index is over 100°.

Very nice museum, you can visit for free and my dog was allowed to visit too. Limited parking lot outside . Nice collection... Very informative.

Surprisingly large, free museum on campus. Be sure to register your vehicle for parking. Enjoyed the Duncan Hines exhibit and the local historic guns and cabin.

I'd just echo other reviews. Nice place with some interesting exhibits, my favorite being the Duncan Hines. Good place to chill out for a while to escape the summer heat.

Fishing, kayaking, and birding all make this park truly a magical place. The waterfowl alone is truly remarkable and the lake is a dedicated duck pond. We are fortunate to have a place such as this where we can stay grounded and enjoy Gods Abundance.

Our grand kids love feeding geese and ducks here. Plenty of things to do for the kiddos. The park has basket ball courts, football field, soccer field, tennis courts, walking trail and picnic shelters. Aviation Heritage Park is just adjacent to this park or it is a part of this park itself, which is another great attraction. Overall, it is an excellent park with variety of outdoor activities for the family.

At baseball field #5 there is an excellent playground for all sizes of children. Slides, swings, merry go rounds, pirate inspired ships with climbing rock walls, telescopes, and right outside this playground is another kind of fun. There is a miniature musical playground ground with xylophones, drums, bells, and rainforest sound makers.

Great place for families. Even better with kids, a nice play ground for the little ones, and if like fishing, you'll love it too. By the way, if you're lucky, the ice cream truck will drive around, we were lucky.

A great place to take your children, grandchildren to play and maybe fishing. They also have a great playground for them to play.

My kid's favorite place and I love to make videos about the park and kids' playing activities 🥰good place for a walk, has a view of the lake and can do kayaking, the most loving part is to feed 🦆 🥰🥰

Beautiful park with large pond/lake for fishing and duck watching. Also has nice playground area for kids.

We love going to these old houses when we find them to learn the history of the area and family. Most of the time they helped build the town they were in. There are far too few of these houses left and even this one was almost destroyed. Our decent was amazing. She answered all of the groups questions and shared with us many stories of the family. Amazingly there is one surviving member still who is in their 80s and keeps donating things to the museum. I would highly recommend going to see the home. I didn't post too many photos cause you need to go see it for yourselves.

A well cared for and very beautiful Victorian home. The tour was very interesting and gave you a little peek into history.

Super cool place to visit! The tour guide was very knowledgeable and made it a super great visit. Lots of really great history! The tours were available on the top of the hour by ringing the door bell.

This is a great place for a quick day trip. We had such an awesome time. The tour guide was extremely knowledgeable.

This is a little hidden gem in Bowling Green. I’m so glad homes like this have been preserved. Ruth Ann was a wonderful guide. We are looking forward to going back for their Christmas event.

Sally is a great guide! We enjoyed the tour even we are not good at English. She talked simply for us and answered our questions. Properties and tablewares are fancy. We love them. We are looking forward to go there in Christmas decoration!

Beautifully restored home. The story is wonderful. Thank you for keeping the family home alive for others to see

Great place for the kids to have fun in the sun

Cool setup but very Poorly run... Drove up from Nashville on a Saturday to take my kids to this water slide park. They then shut all the slides down 2 hours after opening. The only Stated reason was they didn't schedule enough people to work that day. Not worth the drive, won't be back

I have been taking my kids to this waterpark for many years. Of course, the pricing goes up, but that's too be expected and it's still affordable. The pizza, when they have it, is delicious. (The last 2 years there have been issues with not having any on Saturday or Sundays). The only draw back the past few years... seeing these young ladies in thongs. Just no. Its a family environment. There should be attire outlines. What is even more disturbing is that their parents allow this. Maybe I'm old fashioned but I didn't want old men checking out my daughter's bum when she was younger. Heck, she's older now and I still don't want them checking out her bum. Hopefully 2026 management will make some changes and not allow thong bikinis.

We love going here! The kiddie side is perfect for our 6 year old little girl. They also have a snack bar and a Pelican’s for snow cones! And it’s an affordable activity for everyone.

Best family friendly deal of the century!! Only $10 to get in! Concessions are priced fairly and the staff is super nice. Clean facility, an affordable, and FUN way to spend family time!!

Took our littles to Russell Sims. They loved it! Lots of age appropriate options-4, 3, 1.5. Had a blast in the wading pool. Would be five stars, but the changing room has zero privacy. Had to stand in a toilet stall.

I got in line was told ten minutes on pizza and some how the lady behind me got pizza. I have 21 students all waiting to eat pizza. An hour later I am still in line waiting on pizza. In line for the sixth time. We are here weekly and never had a problem. This lady hates me by now but I am trying hard not to be upset as they are just teenagers on their first. But come on management they need a raffle ticket for pizza to write down cheese or pepperoni in it with a number. Call the number out and ask for the ticket back at a pick up window. Might save these teenagers and customers a headache. As this is ridiculous. I even tried to pre-order six whole pizzas so that I could feed students in more timely manner around other customers. Management needs to order another oven or two as well. It's not a busy day. As there's hardly anybody here in comparison the last week.

Good antique store, definitely has more antiques in some booths. Atmosphere is quiet- a little bit too quiet. Some prices were high. Over all I give it a 4/5 Not the worst but don’t the best.

Pretty good antique store. Prices were a little high but still lots to look at.

Wish we'd read the Tripadvisor reviews before driving 3 hours each way to discover this place is about 10 percent antiques and 90 percent yard sale/closet cleanout crap. Not a single employee spoke to us on our way in our on our way back out 20 minutes later. That's right, we walked the entire place in probably just under 20 minutes. If we had to pick one word to describe the place..... depressing.

Very good antique store with variety of vintage goods, including jewelry, toys, license plates, furniture, books, cloths, etc. Really if one's looking for some decent antique stuff, this is the best spot for you guys! I bought some cool plates to hang them on the wall in my garage and a cool bottle opener (all presented on the pics). Really recommend it! 🇺🇸⏳️💯👍🏻

Love this place, huge selection. Grab a cup of coffee and get lost hunting and searching for unique items and antiques!

This is HANDS DOWN the best antique mall I’ve ever been to. The diversity of objects for sale is incredible. From fine vintage jewelry to 150 year old apothecary tools, I spent over two hours in here looking at every single thing. Prices are great and the building is in excellent condition.

Loooots of items BUT very expensive. I left at about the middle of the store. It is fun to look but discouraging not to be able to buy anything. Yes, I had the funds but No, I am not stupid.