Been using the boat launch area since 2010. It's a nice park, well managed & clean…read more Here's some info from their website: "The marina is located on the east end of Maysville on the southern bank of the Ohio River. The river park offers camping, picnicking and boating fun for the whole family. The park has 43 camp sites as well as primitive camping. Offering seasonal, monthly, weekly and daily rates. There is water and electric hook-up at each site. The park also provides a dump station, showers and restroom facilities, which are open from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m., snack shop, boat launch, boat docks and playground. There are two picnic shelters, with grills, that may be reserved. There is also seasonal and daily boat launch passes available. The park is open April 1 through Oct. 31, seven days a week. Maysville River Park & Marina is independently managed by Ernest Pierceall. For more information, call (606) 407-5945" http://www.cityofmaysville.com/contact/maysville-river-park-marina/

The kids had an amazing time here today. You can spend the entire day and never do the same thing…read moretwice.

Fun for all. There's a play area and Lego wall that would suit the younger kids who get bored…read moreeasily and need to wait for others to finish. The different studios are so fun and easy to do. Can be entertained for hours without realizing it. I can't wait to come back and decorate some pottery. 10/10 for my son also.

The food was great. The service was great and the bathroom was decorated really fun! I loved the…read morewhole vibe.

Amazing service - it's almost impossible to find anymore, but I'm finding it quite often in this…read moreregion and this place was awesome in that regard! Food was delicious! I got a Hawaiian burger and my sister had a burger she said was wonderful. When my daughters would visit in HI, they'd always want to go to Teddy's Bigger Burgers... I'm sure they'll love these burgers just as much, if not more!

Very pretty park with lots of different activities available. There is the pioneer museum,…read moreshelters, boat ramp to the Licking River, Lodge and Restaurant. There are also several trails including the short Buffalo Trace trail. Lots of history amid a beautiful setting. We hiked a couple of trails and visited the museum. The museum covers a wide range of history of the area- from fossils to mastodon tusks to Native American artifacts and pioneer life. There is no entrance fee for the park, but there was a small Museum fee- which was definitely worth it.

We stopped and visited the lodge and the gift shop. We did not eat or stay at the lodge so the…read morereview does not address a stay. We had brought a picnic lunch and had a picnic at the state park. It was a nice on the way from Lexington Ky. to Maysville. We did not tour the museum but drove by the river.

The Sheltowee Trace Trail is a 282 miles (453.84 km) National Recreation Trail that was created in…read more1976 and stretches from Pickett State Park in Tennessee to northern Rowan County, Kentucky. The trail is named after Daniel Boone, who was given the name Sheltowee (meaning "Big Turtle") when he was adopted as the son of the great warrior Chief Blackfish of the Shawnee tribe . The trail is mostly in the Daniel Boone National Forest, but also takes visitors through the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, Natural Bridge State Resort Park, two large recreation lakes (Cave Run Lake and Laurel Lake), and many wildlife management areas. All but the southernmost 10 miles (16.09 km) are in Kentucky. The trail may be multi-use, in certain sections, allowing horses, mountain bikes and off-road vehicles in some designated sections. Off road motorcycles, SUVs, 4x4, ATV's and even mountain bikes in certain areas can result in equipment confiscation and or fines. The Sheltowee Trace Association (STA) is a non profit organization formed to protect, preserve and promote the Sheltowee Trace National Recreational Trail as a significant national resource for the enjoyment of hikers, bikers and equestrians, and for the value that wild and scenic lands provide to all people. The organization is the public complement to the US Forest Service, National Park Service, and Kentucky State Parks, and a significant partner in the management and operations of the Sheltowee Trace National Recreational Trail. The STA provides maps, trailguides, and shuttle services via their website www.sheltoweetrace.org.

If you are anywhere close to Morehead, you need to stop at Eagle Trace. This is the Morehead State…read moreUniversity Course and it is in excellent condition. They have a wonder driving range, putting area and a practice are for your short game. The course is a little tight, but is a beautiful course.

I was through here looking for an exposed power outlet to charge up my battery, which sometimes…read morehappens at a city park. Didn't find one. But what I did find is a massive park complex. Softball fields, playgrounds, a walking trail, picnic shelters and even a dog park. There are tons of activities here to help you and your kids burn off some calories! [Review 19636 overall - 167 in Kentucky - 608 of 2023.]

Was a very well kept park not much parking, but we did see some across the creek. Very quiet area…read moreas well. However no games were going on.

Willow is amazing! Very kind and is an excellent masseuse. Parking is great and shop is pretty easy…read moreto find. I have Lupus so I'm in chronic pain constantly but with her help, it makes a big difference. Highly recommend!