Lots of shade, available water, and friendly hoomans lead me to recommend this!!! We've never…read moreexperienced any issue with the other dogs that come here.

Went here for the Bluegrass Sheepdog trials. Great park: usually multiple events happening on…read moresummer weekends. There are plenty of trails for walking on (watch out for occasional horses). There was a nice area for overnight camping relating to the event. This is considered one of the best venues in terms of fields for sheepdog trials. Local food truck services were also exceptional.

Awesome sculpture park! It's free, but I left a donation. The sculptures are fairly spread out, so…read morebe ready to walk. It may take you an hour to view them all. They also have seating if you wanted to bring a picnic.

Josephine sculpture park is one of Kentucky's best kept secrets. A massive and free to view…read moresculpture garden located off the backs roads in Frankfort Kentucky. Pulling in I wasn't sure what to expect. I was thinking maybe it was a small drive through sculpture garden with a handful of sculptures. Man was I wrong! There are hundreds of cool and unique sculptures. Towards the back is a gravel parking lot where you can get out and explore. You will Find yourself veering off the main path to see a sculpture and realize there are 30 more hidden in an area. My family and down family friends spent a small portion of our afternoon here. We only allotted ourselves like 30 minutes to view so there is absolutely no way that we seen all the sculptures here. But we did see was nothing short of amazing. Some of the coolest and most unique works you will find in Kentucky. Overall this is a must do for any art lover or anyone who likes to get out and stroll in nature on nice days. We will absolutely come back and check out this free sculpture park on a day when we have more time so we can fully appreciate all the Josephine sculpture park has to offer!

Stopped here for the dog to run while going from Louisville to eastern KY. Jellyroll had a good…read moretime in the park moving around and sniffing the grass. There was a lot of shady spots for him as well as the 2 legged humans to stay cool. The park was clean with water stations around as well as cans for the poop and the bags.

One of my favorite dog parks because there usually a lot of other dogs here for my dog to play…read morewith, there's shade, and they have a side for small dogs as well as big dogs!

I brought my pup here a few times and he enjoyed it. The other dogs here are friendly and playful…read more A lot of space for them to run around and play in. Dog bags are available in the mailbox near the benches. The only downside is that some of the owners don't pick up after there dogs so there's​ a possibility​ that you or your dog might step in feces.

Great place to bring the dog(s) for a break when you are on a road trip. They also have a…read moreplayground and walking trail to Reba Lake. Very clean, with two separate play areas and double gates entrances. Sometimes they have dog toys in the mailbox. Water fountain and doggy bags available for animals. Human level fountain did not work when we last visited. Beautiful area. See my photos for details.

While on a road trip up north in my tiny two-seater car with my large dog, I found it necessary to…read morescope out the dog parks in the areas I visited so she'd get her stretches in as well. While I did have an issue finding the address, once I did it was quite smooth from there forth. There's an separate entrance for large dogs than the gate for the small dogs so that was a soothing gesture since smaller dogs tend to get spooked by my dogs size. She was able to run free and the dog waste stations were readily available to the pet parents for easier waste retrieval. The parking is directly in front of the entrance so it was easy to unload and load her back in. I found it to be quite clean and spacious. I'm not from the area but spotting this park out made this stop on my trip worthwhile for both of us.

Time for a break and hunting for a power outlet to charge up the onboard battery in the Sprinter…read morevan and while I did not find the outlet, I did manage to get some walking around at this neat park. It has a smaller parking area but there is much to see. Public restrooms, a dog park, playground and lots of space for walking. I had a pleasant visit! [Review 20174 overall - 214 in Kentucky - 1150 of 2023.]

The absolute perfect place for a relaxing nature walk or run! Everything about the Arboretum is so…read morenaturally beautiful and lush. There are so many different trails and paths to wander on and discover, and everything is incredibly well maintained. If you're in the mood to learn, there is so much fascinating information and history woven throughout the grounds that makes the experience even more enriching. For me, every perfect day would include a walk at the Arboretum. Highly recommend to anyone looking to escape and reconnect with nature!

It's been a long time since I've been to The Arboretum. I decided on a brief early morning walk…read more It's lovely to be surrounded by green space. No noise, no traffic. Tai Chi walking, purposefully slow and meditative. It's good for you. Try it. 74

I come to this dog park when I'm in town and wanting a change of scenery from other dog parks. This…read morepark seems to be more cleaner than others, I believe the owners of their dogs have a lot to do with this. As, I've noticed less dog poop is laying around, so kudos to those that actually do pick up after their dogs! Also, I loved the fact that there's a blackberry tree just free flowing it's fruit, one unique thing for sure! Also, many people are cautious about their dogs, which is reassuring versus the dog owners who don't seem to give a care in the world. So I'm happy to review this place that it's safe enough for my fur baby to come here. And we will soon return.

At the time of my visit, Parks & Recreation was doing a water system upgrade, so access to the main…read morepark was closed. The alternative site was off to the back right. The location was still wide and open and well maintained. There were a section of trees to the side and all the way in the back. Additionally, there were many other owners and pets there, so it is frequently visited.

Well worth a visit - accessible and well maintained. Trails climb to a scenic overlook of the…read moreKentucky River, with miles more to hike.

I love the fact that there were so many different trails with different features. I am not sure if…read moreraven run is pet friendly. It was so much fun looking over the Kentucky river as I got to the top. The maps provided are easy to read.

Great park for dogs to get their energy out! Con no restrooms and out in the middle of no where.read more

Small but great little off leash area for our dogs. We were thankful to find this when there did…read morenot seem to be many other dog parks around.

It's a nice little spot to relax. Nothing installed at the time I was there there for someone to do…read moreoutside of appreciating the views and scenery, but that's not a knockdown. I enjoyed walking through and taking some pictures and videos. The geese were actually super cool too and let me get pretty close without hissing at me or anything

Mhmhm...maybe…read more Unfortunately we found Yuko-en On The Elkhorn to be a bit underwhelming. The water in the ponds were either this unnatural blue color, or completely covered in a mossy algae film, and there were no fish of any kinds in the ponds. The pathway to walk was okay, pretty over grown. However the worst part of it all was the smell. The entire area smelled so strongly of sewage and bathroom smell, it was so unpleasant. Pretty disappointed in our lack of experience here but I'm sure with a little TLC the place could become much better.