This is an amazing place with a family welcome atmosphere and a incredible array of the most kind…read moreand sweet animals and the best staff!!!

Took my grandsons for their 10th birthday! We all had an amazing time! The owners are super…read morefriendly and laid back, they make you feel like family! The young ladies who took us on the trail ride were knowledgeable, sweet and skilled! They boys got to help brush,feed,saddle and walk the horses! So cool! We learned that The owners also work with Veterans to show them love and care of horses as therapy!! Just amazing!! Check them out! You will love it!!

What a beautiful and fun place to visit. The space is originally a tobacco farm repurposed to an…read moreorchard and family-friendly adventure. There are a ton of activities for kids and families; zip lining, big slides, party areas, giant corn hole, and much more. The space is just peaceful and relaxing. They have a market and food. The cider bar is in full swing end of summer to winter. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. You can also bring leashed dogs.

We arrived on a cold and dreary day toward the end of their season. Very few customers that day so…read morewe got prime parking. Upon entering the barn style store, we noticed very quickly how the inside was clean and staff were friendly. We got a few things to try at home like the fudge and doughnuts. We also got some food: BLT, burger, chips, drinks, etc. There are a lot of places to take beautiful fall photos. We were 3 adults and a toddler, thankfully we paid a reduced price to enter the activity area because only the toddler did anything & it was too cold / wet to do most of the activities. She loved the petting zoo area & had a blast in the corn pit. I recommend going even on a day the sun doesn't shine. Be sure to wear boots.

This is by far the best brewery to check out in Frankfort KY. The staff is friendly and the beer is…read moregreat, not including the beautiful landscape outside

Great place to have a beer and walk around a bit. Did friendly and they have a disc golf course if…read moreyou play. Also have a cute side trail with three huge trees marked for you to check out. The mushroom quesadilla from the cantina is delicious. They also have ice cream and popsicles and nonalcoholic beverages. My son and his girlfriend said the ice cream was top tier!

We went there as a Harvest Host guest. But recently saw…read morethem at Food truck days and other places to help kids learn about animals

Family fun! It wasn't crowded the animals were so beautiful.. my 2 year old had a blast! Definitely…read morerecommend for a cheap and fun family outing.

Giving a review for a place a season late totally isn't procrastinating. The perfect fall outing…read more Definitely go on a weekday to spare yourself from the swarm of people. The drive up there is a little scary, but they do have staff handling it via walkie talkies to make sure there's not a collision! They have products from Evans Orchard in Georgetown to save yourself the trouble. Cider is immaculate and the corn maze is fun! They have some real hefty pumpkins, you can get two for the price of one from the grocery store. They also have a petting zoo and activities for children! When they reopen, brave the one-way driveway and give them a chance!

Megson Farms is 65 acres of beautiful rolling hills, and home to a herd of about thirty rare white…read moreand multi-colored thoroughbreds. Seeing them gallop over the hills is a beautiful thing. Mother daughter duo Berva and Valerie are the caretakers of the farm and its four legged residents. They are amiable and welcoming to guests. Events can be scheduled on the farm, a lovely backdrop to any special occasion. 121

We booked a tour and Pegasus picnic. The tour was interesting, and informative and the horses and…read moreproperty were beautiful. We were able to feed carrots to the horses! Our picnic dinner was fun, well presented and very tasty. We really enjoyed the whole evening and the time put into making this a fun visit for our family.

Very fun! Lots to do. It was very pretty and staff was very nice. Many pumpkins to choose from. Not…read moretoo expensive for a few large pumpkins.

I haven't been there but when I was trying to email them about my reception they never message…read moreback! I didn't even try to call them by that point because I found a way better location

Unicorns & Lollipops Pony Rides is a BEAUTIFUL location with gorgeous, sweet ponies and wonderful…read moredecorations. Everything was handled so well, and everyone had a great time. I highly recommend Unicorns & Lollipops Pony Rides.

took my son and daughter for my daughters birthday, the owner met us at the car with a unicorn! my…read moredaughter was in love!! the kids got to brush and lead tinker bell and Oreo around as well as saddle up Oreo and ride him. the ponies were so gentle and the kids had a blast learning about the ponies on the farm as well as shopping afterwards in the unicorn gift shop. this was the cutest farm i ever saw and will definitely be back. thank you, for the wonderful time.

I can't say enough good things about the second annual Horses & Hospitality event, sponsored by…read moreHorse Country. Last year all the participants gathered at Keeneland for fantastic food, networking, and learning opportunities, before venturing out to a variety of thoroughbred farms. Audra and I experienced the wonder that is Taylor Made, and although it wasn't my first farm tour, it was one I'll never forget. This year, COVID did away with the large group gathering, but the farm tours were able to take place as scheduled. The majority of farms are stud-centric, but - ironically - at Denali Stud you won't find any stallions or breeding sheds. More on that to come. Founded in 1990 by former New Jersey jockey Craig Bandoroff and his wife, Holly, Denali Stud is a 300-acre mare and foal property - i.e. a nursery - situated in picturesque Paris, KY. So what's with the name? I wondered the same. 'Denali' is a mountain range and Eskimo word meaning 'to aspire to greater heights,' and the word 'stud' is synonymous with 'farm' in Europe. Voila! The four barns, office, and other buildings on the property run almost completely on solar energy. Although the farm has produced many successful athletes, some of their most beloved clients date back to the humble beginnings of the farm. Craig, a passionate outdoorsman, has taken great care to curate a variety of trees around the property, carefully labeling many with their type and year planted. As he and his wife prepare for retirement in Lexington, their son and his wife have begun building their own residence on property. Our tour started at a large, centrally-located field full of mamas-to-be. And let me tell you, swollen bellies won't stop those ladies from stampeding toward you in pursuit of a peppermint and a good cheek scratching! From there we got to visit with mares and foals in an adjacent field, before venturing on to the foal bar - where the magic happens. Each stall was occupied by either a mare very close to (or past!) her due date, or a mother and new foal, and I mean NEW - a couple of the foals were only two days old! Pay close attention when you're walking through the barn, as you may recognize some high profile sires; I counted at least three babies by Tapit and one by Real Quiet. Another nearby barn houses some older foals with their mamas, and pregnant mares with less imminent due dates. While Denali Stud is the most recognizable farm in the family's portfolio, there are two others, both of which take their names from mountain ranges: K2, which is dedicated to maiden and barren mares, and Lotse, a 5-barn yearling division. Our guide was primarily Alexis - with additional input from Aly - and her knowledge of the industry, farm, animals, and many other business facets was really impressive. Passion and enthusiasm likes hers is what gets people excited about tourism, and I'm so glad Denali Stud participated in the event this year!

Horse Country provides access to thoroughbred farms and other related businesses to locals and…read moretourists alike who would not otherwise have the ability to experience them. This tour company has a variety of experiences to choose from at various prices and durations which can be booked online. Appointments are scheduled for you, but you must provide your own transportation. You will join other visitors while an individual from the farm walks you through the property, giving its history and showing some of the stallions that stand for breeding.

I'm just heading home after a month here in the Cave Run Lake area. If you need an RV Park in this…read morearea please consider the Outpost. The owner, Mona, and her staff are awesome. The park is superbly maintained, it's located close to the lake and all the attractions of The Daniel Boone National Forest. The small community of Salt Lick provides local dining venues, like the Frosty Freeze, which will surprise you with their delicious daily specials and friendly wait staff. You are also only 10 minutes from Shopping and local arts found in Morehead.

The owner is a bitch the campground is gorgeous but the owner has to have total control and…read moreknowledge of every time you fart or anything you can't have guest if she doesn't approve of you if you are not rich or up to her standers she will not accept you there you have to have a brand new camper that only well off people can afford so is very rude to children