Love taking my pets to the dog park! They run and play and get to meet new friends and socialize. A…read morereally nice park for all shapes and sizes!

Very big park. Seems to be several baseball fields. For someone like me who just wants a nice…read moreleisurely walk, I wasn't able to find a quiet walking path. But maybe there was one hidden away somewhere.

This is a nice park located about halfway between downtown Paducah and the Interstate. The park has…read morequite a few older trees and so there is some excellent cover and shade here. Four picnic shelters (two of which are rentable from the city) and a playground on a soft base. There is a "GaGa Pit" and I'm not going to try to explain what that is other than a rather unique ball game. Street parking on three sides and a restaurant across the street. [Review 16321 overall - 134 in Kentucky - 1828 of 2021.]

Nice shady park on an August day. The kids liked the t-rexes and the ga-ga court…read more Portapotty on site was relatively clean. Ample parking and picnic tables.

Although short, I had a great time exploring the park. The trail that I really wanted to see was…read moreinaccessible because of construction. The visitors center is also wonderful and I highly recommend exploring this park especially in spring or Fall. There are several accessible trails.

Even though me and my wife were disappointed that we didn't have time to check out the Welcome…read moreCenter since it was closed down Memorial Day we were able to check out a few of the trails at Giant City state park. I enjoyed the mixed variety of Trail Lengths mainly just because I'm not much of a hiker myself. The state park is actually a solid place to check out if you're in the area or are coming to the area since there's many things to check out especially on this side of the Shawnee National Forest compared to the east side. There's plenty of parking spaces and amenities at most of these trailheads. The area is still a well-kept secret in my opinion that I don't feel like a lot of tourists still come and check out. Overall, the state park is actually worth checking out and thankfully the parking is free or you don't need a parking pass of any source

Great course with horrible customer service. Middle age blonde woman was brash and insulting…read more Having worked at a golf course, she would have been fired after turning away a customer for her reasoning. 13 minutes late on a single and you won't let him out until 1+40 on a non busy morning is pretty disrespectful.

Friday, May 16, Tony and I was in route to Marion Ky to get on the Ferry over the Ohio River when…read morewe happened upon Mineral Mound State Park..so let's check it out. so whipped up the road turning into the park.. Well they have a boat ramp into the water. They have a golf course..that's it..No picnic area, no bathrooms, no playgrounds..so we went on down the road to where it dead ends and loops into a parking lot area at the lake.. That's it.. I really wouldn't call it a State Park. There is some historical value here but NO signs or trails..nothing to tell you about it. I guess you have to look it up on the internet to find out any information about it. The lake was pretty though and we did stop to take a couple of photos and saw a guy in a row boat catch a fish.. Maybe there is something we missed? We will have to check it out another day..

Worst zoo ever it was more like someone's farm, not that many animals we were hopping to see. I…read morewould never go here again They have a small gift shop

We spent the day here yesterday. Had a great time. Excellent place for kids to interact with the…read moreanimals.

I had to get some work done with my kids (7,4) Immediately upon arriving is the cafe area where you…read morecheck in, pay & get your socks. After we paid, we were let back into the play room. It is much bigger than I imagined. I was able to sit where I could see 95% of the room while my kids went off and played. It started to get really busy but not overwhelming. Most parents were watching their kids and correcting their behaviors. Staff would periodically come in to check on things & give patrons their orders. I was able to make reservations online which made it easier for the check in process. We had a great time! We will be returning.

Mocha & Minis on Tiny Town Road is the best! Today, Evie who…read moreis part of the staff on site was so kind, courteous and helpful! Our oldest absolutely loves coming here and her little sister will join her in about a year to play!

Stayed in the campground, which is open year-round. They have a new bath house with 8…read moreseparate/private restroom/showers. 6 are locked up for the season. For the two that are open, the rooms are blazing hot but the showers are very cold. Not quite ice cold but the are not even "like warm". Totally unacceptable. They need to take the money wasted on overheating the rooms to heating the water to a reasonable temperature.

The highlight of this park is a reconstructed wooden fort, which overlooks the river and is fairly…read moreimpressive. I assume there is some more action during business hours as it wasn't the most happening place in the evening. There are a variety of trails and other facilities, as well as a disc golf course. Maps suggest that a road leads to another forest park, but the road does become unpaved dirt and gravel before the point of crossing under the main highway. The water fountains did not work for me. It is a free park with some interesting features and a variety of possible uses.

A nice state park in the area with a pretty nice trail in the Ghost Dance Canyon. Some interesting…read morestuff to see when it's raining, but the rain also makes the rocks very slick. All in all, I have no complaints it, but this shouldn't be your first or second or even third stop if you have time to roam around in the area.

Beautiful place we went right after a cold snap sure beautiful! I love the peace of this placeread more

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.

Such a beautiful place where you can go fishing and camping or just enjoy being outside with nature…read moredriving around looking at the sights and sounds of the LBL bison and the history of how they create this beautiful place lots to do you can also go off road and 4 wheelers hiking just a great place

Lots of flare lots of cool things for kids to look at. This is Military friendly location. Don't…read moreforget to get your National park pass. The bison experience is not the best but for only $5 bucks your kids will loose it.