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Kentucky State Parks MEETING & SPECIAL EVENT PLANNER’S GUIDE 502.564.2172 PARKS.KY.GOV Kentucky Department of Parks Kentucky State Parks MEETING & SPECIAL EVENT PLANNER’S GUIDE 502.564.2172 Kentucky Department of Parks MEETING & SPECIAL EVENT PLANNER’S GUIDE Come to understand just how Kentucky’s “unbridled spirit” can build a memorable meeting experience that is surrounded by spectacular nature and our famous Kentucky hospitality. With beautiful lodges and cottages nestled next to a lake, in a valley or on top of a mountain, Kentucky State Parks offer a variety of meeting and social facilities, affordable menus and a staff dedicated to making your event not only a success, but unique and fun. Imagine gathering where the only interruption may be an eagle soaring overhead or a deer glancing into your meeting room. Your dining experience could be a lakeside dinner, a reception on a pontoon boat, or maybe a pig-roast on a beach. The options for events at our parks are as numerous as the different types of trees and flowers found in Kentucky! Educational tours and nature programs add value to your meetings and our park interpretive staff can create a program that is specific to your agenda. Add a round of golf or even golf lessons at our many Kentucky state golf courses. Learn about the Civil War, Revolutionary War, Appalachian living, Kentucky folklore and many other events that helped form our nation at one of our park’s museums or interpretive centers. This guide offers a comprehensive listing of the Kentucky State Parks meeting facilities. For availability or a current description of facilities and services, please call the individual park. Thank you for choosing Kentucky State Parks as your meeting and event destination! THE STAFF OF KENTUCKY STATE PARKS LODGE ROOMS COTTAGES & CABINS MEETING & CONFERENCE RENTALS Check In: Check in times are neither Check In: Check in times are neither Twenty-one state parks offer conference set nor guaranteed. Our goal is to have all set nor guaranteed. Our goal is to have all or meeting rooms that can host group accommodations available by 4:00 p.m. accommodations available by 4:00 p.m., conferences, meetings, weddings and special but circumstances beyond our control may but circumstances beyond our control may events from 10 people to 500 people. Please prevent this in rare instances. prevent this in rare instances. contact the park directly or call 502.564.2172 Check Out: 11:00 a.m. Check Out: 10:00 a.m. for availability and options at multiple parks. Amenities: Kitchen, living area & separate Amenities: Private patio/balcony in most Each room has numerous electrical outlets bedrooms. Basic cooking utensils and dishes guest rooms. Drink, ice and vending and complimentary internet access, plus most are furnished. Daily maid service is not machines, plus free parking available. rooms have built-in projection screens. Audio provided in cottages or cabins; towels and and visual equipment is available upon request. linens are changed daily upon request. Free parking available. Customized Meeting Packages (CMP) including school educational packages and Reservations held only until 4:00 p.m. unless accompanied by one night’s deposit or credit card guarantee. senior packages are available at most parks. GIFT CARDS ALSO AVAILABLE. “the nation’s finest” Kentucky State Parks MEETING & SPECIAL EVENT PLANNER’S GUIDE RESORT PARKS (ALPHABETICAL) Barren River Lake State Resort Park 8 Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park 1 Buckhorn Lake State Resort Park 2 Carter Caves State Resort Park 3 Cumberland Falls State Resort Park 9 Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Park 10 General Butler State Resort Park 12 Greenbo Lake State Resort Park 4 Jenny Wiley State Resort Park 5 Kenlake State Resort Park 17 Kentucky Dam Village State Resort Park 18 Lake Barkley State Resort Park 19 Lake Cumberland State Resort Park 13 Natural Bridge State Resort Park 6 Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park 20 Pine Mountain State Resort Park 7 Rough River Dam State Resort Park 21 RECREATIONAL PARKS (ALPHABETICAL) Published by Columbus-Belmont State Park 15 Kentucky Department of Parks E.P. “Tom” Sawyer State Park 11 500 Mero Street John James Audubon State Park 16 Frankfort, KY 40601 My Old Kentucky Home State Park 14 PARKS.KY.GOV | 502.564.2172 Kentucky State Parks - Contact Info (LISTED BY REGION) EASTERN REGION CENTRAL REGION Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park (P. 1) Barren River Lake State Resort Park (P. 8) GPS: N 38.43212 W -83.99568 GPS: N 36.86535 W -86.06913 10299 Maysville Road, Carlisle, KY 40311-8800 1149 State Park Road, Lucas, KY 42156-9709 P: 859.289.5507 F: 859.289.5409 P: 270.646.2151 F: 270.646.3465 The resort is 48 miles northeast of Lexington on US 68. The resort is located 44 miles southeast of Bowling Green. Take I-65 to the Cumberland Parkway east, to US 31E south. Buckhorn Lake State Resort Park (P. 2) GPS: N 37.30645 W -83.44606 Cumberland Falls State Resort Park (P. 9) 4441 Kentucky Highway 1833, Buckhorn, KY 41721-8434 GPS: N 36.83853 W -84.33849 P: 606.398.7510 F: 606.398.7077 7351 Highway 90, Corbin, KY 40701-8857 The resort is 25 miles northwest of Hazard or 124 miles south- P: 606.528.4121 F: 606.663.5037 east of Lexington. From Lexington, take I-64 to the Mountain The resort is 20 miles southwest of Corbin. Take US 25W to KY 90. Parkway. Exit at Campton and take KY 15 south to KY 28 west, Fifty miles from Somerset; follow Hwy. 27 South to KY 90. to KY 1833. Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Park (P. 10) Carter Caves State Resort Park (P. 3) GPS: N 36.63875 W -85.29840 GPS: N 38.36902 W -83.12372 5970 State Park Road, Burkesville, KY 42717-9728 344 Caveland Drive, Olive Hill, KY 41164-9032 P: 270.433.7431 F: 270.433.7453 P: 606.286.4411 F: 606.286.8165 From I-65 take KY 90 east at Cave City to KY 449 south to KY 1206. The resort is 30 miles west of Ashland. Take I-64 to KY 182 north. From 1-75 take KY 80 west at London to Somerset and KY 90 From the west, 90 minutes from Lexington off I-64. west to KY 449 south to KY 1206. Greenbo Lake State Resort Park (P. 4) E.P. “Tom” Sawyer State Park (P. 11) GPS: N 38.48067 W -82.87344 GPS: N 38.28631 W -85.55819 965 Lodge Road, Greenup, KY 41144-9517 3000 Freys Hill Road, Louisville, KY 40241-2132 P: 606.473.7324 F: 606.473.7741 P: 502.429.7270 The resort is on KY 1, 18 miles north of I-64 from Grayson exit or The park is located in Louisville. Take the Gene Snyder Freeway 2 hours east of Lexington off of I-64 at the Grayson exit. to the Westport Road west exit. Jenny Wiley State Resort Park (P. 5) General Butler State Resort Park (P. 12) GPS: N 37.69785 W -82.72465 GPS: N 38.67080 W -85.15385 75 Theatre Court, Prestonsburg, KY 41653-9799 1608 Highway 227, P.O. Box 325, Carrollton, KY 41008-0325 P: 606.886.2711 F: 606.889.0462 P: 502.732.4384 F: 502.732.4270 The resort is located in Prestonsburg, off US 23/460 on KY 3. The resort is 44 miles northeast of Louisville. I-71 exit 44 at Carrollton. Natural Bridge State Resort Park (P. 6) Lake Cumberland State Resort Park (P. 13) GPS: N 37.77714 W -83.68073 GPS: N 36.93017 W -85.04014 2135 Natural Bridge Road, Slade, KY 40376-9026 5465 State Park Road, Jamestown, KY 42629-7801 P: 606.663.2214 F: 606.663.5037 P: 270.343.3111 F: 270.343.5510 The resort is 52 miles southeast of Lexington. Take I-64 to the The resort is located 45 miles west of Somerset. Mountain Parkway to Slade and KY 11. Take the Cumberland Parkway to US 127. Pine Mountain State Resort Park (P. 7) My Old Kentucky Home State Park (P. 14) GPS: N 36.73617 W -83.73769 GPS: N 37.80653 W -85.45480 1050 State Park Road, Pineville, KY 40977-0610 501 East Stephen Foster Avenue, Bardstown, KY 40004-0323 P: 606.337.3066 F: 606.337.7250 F: 502.349.0054 The resort is 15 miles north of Middlesboro off US 25E in Pineville. The park is in Bardstown on US 150. PARKS.KY.GOV | 502.564.2172 Kentucky State Parks - Contact Info (CONTINUED) WESTERN REGION Columbus-Belmont State Park (P. 15) Lake Barkley State Resort Park (P. 19) GPS: N 36.76378 W -89.10834 GPS: N 36.85013 W -87.93212 350 Park Road, Columbus, KY 42032-0009 3500 State Park Road, Cadiz, KY 42211-0790 P: 270.677.2327 F: 270.677.4013 P: 270.924.1131 F: 270.924.0013 The park is 36 miles southwest of Paducah on KY 58 & KY 123/80. The resort is 29 miles west of Hopkinsville. Take US 68W to KY 1489. John James Audubon State Park (P. 16) Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park (P. 20) GPS: N 37.88322 W -87.55698 GPS: N 37.07250 W -87.66332 3100 US Highway 41 North, Henderson, KY 42419-0576 20781 Pennyrile Lodge Road, Dawson Springs, KY 42408-9212 P: 270.826.2247 F: 270.826.2286 P: 270.797.3421 F: 270.797.3413 The park is in Henderson on US 41 north.
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