Very nice park tucked away behind the "town" portion of Shephersdville. I've known of the parks…read moreexistence for a few years but I honestly thought it was a small neighborhood park. I recently stopped in there wasting time waiting for my second oldest daughter to get out of her cheer leading practice nearby. This place is massive. I had no idea. Very large and spacious with open fields, cool walking trail that follows the river, a few pretty extensive playgrounds, some memorials, a few ball fields and even a very old cemetery. It was very cold the day I stopped by. So My family and I was the only ones there. You can drive thru the park as it has two entrances. A main one that takes you off blue lick road or a back entrance that starts at Plum st. I do not live in Shepherdsville so I can't say for sure but if I had to guess they do a lot of community events here. There was a gazebo setups with bleacher seating. My oldest daughters best friend lives right in front of a portion of the park so she has been several times. She told me that during the Christmas holidays they have a really cool Christmas light setup that can be drive through or walked through. So that's something I'll have to check out next holiday season for sure. Also according to my daughters friend they are adding a water/spray park to the food in the summer of 21. So that will be neat as well.

This is a nice park in Shepherdsville Kentucky where I have frequent. Multiple times with my family…read morethey got a nice little slide play area for the kids and my daughter play soccer there on Saturdays for her team we always have a good time I used to ride my bike up there all the time when I lived in Shepherdsville it's in the heart of the town all kinds of people go there you can Grill cook out hang out with your friends or family they got a nice Salt River Runs right through it good bike tracks they have all kinds of vents up there I really enjoy Frank E Simon Park I highly recommend 4 out of 5 stars

A hidden gem. Didn't know that this park existed than I did it is so low key so cool peaceful…read moreyou're not gonna wanna leave. Nice view of the river and just relaxing

This is a really nice park located Valley Station area Dixie highway. I stop by here for a quick…read morevisit this afternoon on my way home from work Leanne and I drove in there and I was pleasantly surprised to see how large this park really is. They have two giant playground swings that areas that I'm gonna have to take my kids to because they would enjoy playing on it. They had great looking basketball goals they had great luck and tennis courts very big and spacious wide open place for soccer football you name it they had it they have a Lotta good things and I will be visiting again

This is awesome walking trail that is located right outside of Eastside middle school. I'd like to…read moretake my family here and walk around the trail looking at all the trees and flowers and things. Also I take my dog out and he can walk the trail and there's hardly ever anybody or dogs here so he won't bark at everybody all the time. It was a nice little fun walking trail for sure

There's a nice area that Pleasant Grove offers as a resource to take students out and read or play…read moreand have an outdoor classroom on these wooden blocks. It's a nice little area and that's character to the school and it adds a nice foam in rack of reading resource for the kids

Are you made for walking? Welcome to Jeffersonville,…read moreIndiana we are at Big Four Station. This was the place for the railroad passenger gathering at one point. It's a place now designed to accommodate pedestrians still. We can walk across to Louisville, Kentucky in style. This project was beautifully conceived and designed. It's a great way to get up and go in the morning. Get the blood flowing and start the day. It's a mile or so long and each side has a different feeling. Come and experience both. However the Jeffersonville side is my new home and we rise to the day and forever thank the day for yet another sunrise over the Ohio River and Big Four Bridge bringing our two cities together,

The farmers' market was being held today from 9 AM to 12 PM on Saturday and was a nice surprise…read morewith wonderful smells (roasted spiced nuts) and fresh produce now available. Very well attended, friendly people, and plenty of parking.

We had a great time at the Buffalo art Park in New Albany, Indiana. My family and I were out…read moreexploring and we came across this location. It's between a Taco Bell and and it's in a unique spot. I'm gonna say it's just up on a hill not sure why it's there, but I'm glad we found it and we took some pictures and had a good time with it.

I love public art. I love parks…read more I'm generally fond of buffalo. But I don't know who this space is for. Buffalo Art Park is a nano-park placed on the side of a hill that overlooks the State St. Home Depot parking lot. Unless you're going to the hotel at the end of this dead end road or missed your turn off at Taco Bell, I don't know when you'd even really come across it. To visit this park, you'll have to walk about a quarter mile from one of those business' parking lots because there is no parking near the park itself. This is going to be a problem for anyone with mobility issues. Once you're there, you can take in the commercial vista (assuming the trees are bare), read the multiple placards about the Buffalo Trail, or hug one of the two, large, sleepy buffalo stone carvings. They are nice carvings. I feel like this could have been a bigger win with a more sensible placement. Where it sits now makes absolutely no sense to me.

I stopped by Bellevue Park in the Beechmont area of Louisville and had a pleasant, low-key…read moreexperience. It's a small neighborhood park, but it's well kept and feels like a nice local green space tucked into a residential area. The playground and open areas are clean and easy to access, and it's a good spot for a short walk or just sitting outside for a bit. I liked that it felt quiet and community-oriented rather than crowded or overly busy. It's not a large park with tons of features, but that's also part of its charm it's simple, calm, and convenient if you live nearby or are passing through the area.

Weather permitting, this is a positively lovely place to see a show. Had a really nice experience…read morehere recently and would happily do so again.

I like this small outdoor space for live music. It feels pretty cool to be so close to the river…read moreenjoying some tunes and good company. I like how it's so close to downtown. I have not heard of many events being hosted here...maybe that should change. Great parking options all around for both cars and bikes.