This summer, make plans to experience the rich history and awesome beauty with these Kentucky vacation spots and ideas. Book today and get out here for some fun and adventure!

Hopkinsville, Kentucky is home of the “point of greatest eclipse” for the 2017 Solar Eclipse. We’re already planning for your visit; our southern hospitality will make you and your group welcome, and your Solar Eclipse experience memorable. With over 15 festivals planned for eclipse weekend, special events, camping and RV sites available, all in addition to our lovely downtown, beautiful landscapes, and small town charm mixed with great location, we are excited to turn in to Eclipseville in August!
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Fort Knox is home to the U.S. Bullion Depository, which stores 7 trillion dollars worth of gold bullion (not open to the public.) The Radcliff/Fort Knox Community also offers the General George S. Patton Museum of Leadership, Armor Memorial Park, the Kentucky September 11th Memorial, Saunders Springs Nature Preserve, Fort Duffield Civil War Fort, Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center, Tioga Falls and Bridges to the Past and the area’s newest attraction Boundary Oak Distillery.
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Whether you’re coming up to fish in Lake Barkley, stroll the charm of Main Street, shop in the galleries and nostalgic antique shops – we know you’ll love Cadiz Kentucky. You can make yourself at home with the slower pace of life and the safe kid-friendly great outdoors. Located on the shores of Lake Barkley, our back yard is an angler’s paradise. The lake is our region’s natural beacon for hunters, fishermen and families looking for a fun and affordable place to have a memorable vacation experience. Nearby, Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area has hundreds of miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking or ATVs.
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As part of America’s great outdoors since 1963, Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area manages over 170,000 acres of forest, wetlands and open lands on a peninsula between Kentucky and Barkley Lakes in Western Kentucky and Tennessee. This family-friendly recreation area offers one of the largest blocks of undeveloped forest in the eastern United States.
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