This park has a very unique set of rock formations, sinkholes, and of course, caves and caverns…read more Unfortunately the cave was closed when we visited due to recent flooding. There is a small loop trail that will take you to the cave as well as the sink hole. Admission is required when the cave is open. Parking is available in front of the visitors center.

Good stop to walk around and enjoy wildlife while in the area. The cave area felt about 10 degrees…read morecolder upon approach. There were many birds to observe with their new hatchlings which is always fun.

Found this park by accident but glad we did. It's a very nice structured park for kids to play and…read morealso has a nice little walk around. There is a small river that runs across the park, it didn't have much water but I'm sure it's beautiful when it's full.

We moved here after this park had work done, so not able to comment on the before. But the after is…read morefantastic! Brought my sister and our kiddos here to play a few times over the last couple of weeks (ages 7, 2.5, 1.5, and 4 months.) Two areas for playing- one side for toddlers and the other for older kids who can climb without needing help. There is a basketball court, pavilion, restrooms, plenty of sitting areas and benches. The park as a little creek running through it with 2 bridges on either end, and a walking path that encircles the whole thing. The creek isn't very deep, maybe knee high? So no scary situations if you let your little one wander around it. My oldest (7) spent the majority of his time at the creek playing with rocks and sticks. (Nature lover at heart ) Perfect little park for strolling through a nice park and letting kiddos run around, or having a little picnic on a sunny day!

Nice park w a large covered pavilion & tables underneath. Large grassy area w a playground w room…read moreenough to run & play. Has a porta potty. Dog friendly on a leash. Not recommended to swim. Can be dangerous

Love this place me and my dad always used to walk my dog here pretty bridge but the currents of the…read moreriver are not so great went floating a few months ago as we were coming down the river to get off at Billy Dunlap there was a sad drowning of someone who passed away they might be closed down I'm not sure I recommend always being very careful here if it opens back up

This is definitely a one-of-a-kind place. Every display throughout the property has a related pun,…read moreand the toys in his toy house are displayed in ways that make funny stories. Sadly a storm took out the electricity to the toy house and he isn't permitted to fix it because the electric is connected to the house and the town said he has to upgrade all the electric in the house, which he and his wife don't have the means for right now. When he had electricity a lot of the toys would move and contraptions on the property had lights and water on some of them. The toys stretch back to the 1940s. Definitely a trip down memory lane. The gentleman who owns it is very nice and came out to give us a tour and pointed out the many puns related to the displays. The little general store his grandparents ran back in the early half of the 1900s is still standing and full of interesting memorabilia and artifacts. It's donations only, no cost, but the man and his wife can use the help. If you're not a fan of weird junk art and old toys, you probably wouldn't like it. We spent about 45 minutes there.

Depends on your style and tastes because it definitely is a little eerie! If you like weird,…read morethough, it'll be a good place to visit. It will definitely be something we will always remember, but not one we necessarily recommend.

This park has two playground areas. One for bigger kids and one for smaller kids. Two bathroom…read morebuildings, recreational areas with tables, a trail around the park, plenty of parking areas/spaces, several baseball fields and plenty of benches throughout. It also has a concessions building that is probably open during baseball season.

I have to update my review as I find myself visiting this area many times throughout the year…read more There are no longer any posted "warning-pollution" style signs at this particular waterway, though of course that doesn't mean things are completely resolved (I have no idea either way). All I can say is that this is a beautiful, peaceful area that is well maintained by local park/county officials. They've built a modern bathroom that is kept clean (when open) as well. There are no trails here--just several picnic tables, grills, playground equipment, stone tables, and a boat ramp. It's a good place to pack a lunch, watch the boats coming and going and observe the animals.

This is a public park area…read more Here you will find: a boat launch, restrooms, a playground and picnic areas with grills and trash cans. I have been to this park several times with my wife to cook out and fish. The fishing is not awesome or anything however it is very relaxing and fun to get outside. The area is always clean and the charcoal grills are usually always cleaned and ready for use. There is a playground area with swings and a multi purpose jungle gym. There have been as few as one other car load of folks to very populated. Even when loaded with folks, you can find a table and grill area open. There is a covered section with tables. I have seen birthday parties on multiple occasions. There is ample parking for the size of the area. I have posted some photos of the area so be sure to have a look. It really is a great place to get away to and have a picnic if you plan on grilling out or bringing sandwiches.

Definitely worth the visit to see the a Big Twigs. There were more than I thought there would be…read morebut it is a nice walk

The park is clean and well taken care of. You feel safe with the police patrolling the park. There…read moreare cool hidden Gems throughout the park.

I went today with my 2 (8) year olds and one 3 year old. My 8 year olds said they rated it a 3 out…read moreof 10... very disappointed, not what they were expecting. It lacked originality. They said it would be good for kids 4/5 or younger... needed more variety in water fixtures....

Perfect for all ages! Huge playground, lots of soccer fields and goals, splash pad, skate park,…read morewalking paths, greenway... it has it all! There's a dog park around the corner, too! The equipment is brand new. It seems as if it just opened this winter. I could say when it did because we've only been here 8 months. We're excited to play in the splash pad when summer hits. Definitely a great spot to being your kids for the day. Pack a picnic lunch, Bring a soccer ball, and enjoy hours here!

I purchased this plant at Woodlands Nature station in 2024. One year later and look at the huge…read moreflowers.

Beautiful awesome hummingbird festival!! Will definitely go again!!…read more Lots of nice people and animals!

A Knight's Oath "This is the oath of a Knight of King…read moreArthur's Round Table and should be for all of us to take to heart. I will develop my life for the greater good. I will place character above riches, and concern for others above personal wealth, I will never boast, but cherish humility instead, I will speak the truth at all times, and forever keep my word, I will defend those who cannot defend themselves, I will honor and respect women, and refute sexism in all its guises, I will uphold justice by being fair to all, I will be faithful in love and loyal in friendship, I will abhor scandals and gossip-neither partake nor delight in them, I will be generous to the poor and to those who need help, I will forgive when asked, that my own mistakes will be forgiven, I will live my life with courtesy and honor from this day forward." These words embody the nobility and virtue displayed by King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. The park was erected in hope that the ideals of Camelot and King Arthur would be reflected on the campus of Hopkinsville Community College. Walking towards the park you have a lovely sense of arrival seeing the pillar entrance to the park and the blossoming trees. It reminds me of a Japanese torii, a sacred gateway between heaven and earth and entrance to temples and shrines in Japan. This is definitely not your typical park. The sword in the stone and the round table in the park are very iconic and reminiscent of King Arthur. Yet, I loved everything about the park including the statues and architecture. This is a unique place to wander, enjoy Nature, and share with friends and loved ones.

I really find this small park very serene and beautiful. I lived in Hopkinsville, KY, years ago,…read moreand this park was pretty much across the street from my apartment complex. The park is located on the campus of the University of Kentucky Hopkinsville Community College. Parking on the left side of the lot will lead you straight to the pathway to the Roundtable Park. There are lots of trees overhead, and the park can't be seen from the road. It truly is a little hidden gem. The round table is huge, and every time I've ever seen it I discover something I didn't notice before (this week I noticed N, S, E, & W we're located on the edges). It's massive. There is a Graeco-Roman Amphitheatre, and not only is it cool to look it, or maybe sit and imagine that you lived in an entirely different era, each step is a workout! You can't miss the scary, creepy statue of the woman, as my daughter used to call it when she was younger. I think it's an amazing piece of art, and fitting for where it is. I can only suggest that you look at my photos. It's hard to find the words to be descriptive. If you find yourself in Hoptown, hop on over to the Round Table Literary Park. Bring a book!