Kentucky Family Fun

There are so many Halloween events throughout the state – let’s focus on events that are doing things a little differently.  Here are 7 awesome Kentucky events where families can enjoy friendly Halloween BOOs and SCARES. The World’s Largest Halloween Party takes place at the Louisville Zoo. While I am sure that many have heard of the event there are bound to be some who weren’t aware of the event! The zoo starts this event in early October and it runs through Halloween. You can find more information here. Just a tip it is pretty popular so going earlier in

Are you thinking about planning a family camping trip before the cold weather settles in?  Maybe you are thinking about next year and want to commit to getting outdoors by blocking off time now before next year’s calendar fills up?  If you are looking for a camping destination, we suggest you consider a trip to Cave Run Lake. Cave Run Lake is about a one and a half hour drive east from Lexington towards Morehead at the foothills of the Eastern Kentucky mountains. The Ziplo Recreation area where you can camp is located on a 355-acre wooded peninsula on Cave Run

Kentucky’s Zombie Paintball Hayride takes place at Thomas Dairy Farm and Market in Cecilia, Kentucky This is a sponsored post The zombie invasion has begun! Come out for a one of a kind experience on the hayride paintball trailer at Thomas Dairy Farm and Market. This year’s theme is the “Wild, Wild West” featuring a new course and even more live zombies. Suitable for all ages. Zombie paintball is a night activity, other activities are also available during the day. The fee is $15/person including 125 paintballs, Walker T’s fun zone, mega slides, animal farm, corn pit, flashlight corn maze,

Indoor Play and Family Fun at The Great American Dollhouse Museum  Where: Centrally located in Danville, The Great American Dollhouse Museum is about 50 minutes from Lexington and an hour and a half from Louisville.  Essential Information: 344 Swope Dr. Danville, Ky 40422 | 859.236.1883 | www.thedollhousemuseum.com | Facebook When: The Museum is open from 11am to 5pm, Tuesdays through Saturdays and closed on Sundays and Mondays. Where to Start: Purchase your admission, $7.50 for adults, $6.60 for seniors, $5.00 for children (4-12) and children under 4 are free! Why: This is a destination spot for anyone who loves vintage dollhouses and

Fantastic Kentucky Family Fun On One Fill-up: Perryville Battlefield State Historic Site Where: Centrally located, Perryville is approximately an hour and 20 minutes from both Louisville and Lexington in Perry County. Essential Information: 1825 Battlefield Rd. Perryville, KY, 40468 | 859.332.8631 | www.perryvillebattlefield.org | Facebook | Twitter When: The park is open from daylight to sunset, seven days a week.  The Museum and Gift shop are open 9am to 5pm, Monday through Saturday and 11am to 5pm, Sunday | Beginning April 1 to October 31 | Call for availablity in the offseason. Creature Comforts: Restrooms, a pavilion, and picnic tables are all available

Looking to plan a staycation?  Want to make the most of your time with your kids this summer and explore Kentucky?   50 distinctive quilt patterns can be found on barns all over Estill County. Don’t miss out on fun right here at home.  Explore your local area or make a trip to Estill County  to complete your summer break to-do list. 1) Explore the Back Roads | by taking a country drive on the Quilt Trail 2) Enjoy the Small Things in life | at the Estill County Library Lego Club at 4pm on Thursdays 3) Bathe in Nature | at the Lily Mountain Nature Preserve

  Looking to plan a staycation or make the most of your time with your kids this summer?   Don’t miss out on fun right at home.  Explore your local area or make a trip to Danville to complete your summer break to do list. 1) Take to the trails | at the Central Kentucky Wildlife Refuge 2) Enjoy the small things in life | at The Great American Dollhouse Museum  Read our review here. 3) Wait for the peach truck | at Ace Hardware and Appliances on June 22nd 4) Birdwatch | at the Central Kentucky Wildlife Refuge (it is here twice, we really