Glamping in Kentucky

Plan your next trip to the beautiful state of Kentucky. You will find this destination located in the Southeastern region of the United States of America. The state is also known as the Commonwealth of Kentucky and it borders the states of Illinois, Indiana, West Virginia, Ohio, Virginia, Tennessee, and Missouri. While visiting this state you will be able to visit the capital city of Frankfort, as well as the two largest cities which are Louisville and Lexington. With a long and rich history, Kentucky was admitted as part of the United States of America in 1792.

There are plenty of stunning glampsites to visit during your stay in Kentucky. You will be able to choose from properties located in the middle of nature, close to the state’s major cities, as well as by the lake. Imagine waking up in the morning and having a delicious breakfast on the front porch while admiring your surroundings. Cook up a delicious lunch on the grill outside of your accommodation. Spend the evening sipping on some wine while watching the sunset. These are some of the many memories you could be making with a glampsite in Kentucky.

You will be able to find plenty of ways to explore the great outdoors of Kentucky during your stay. Your first stop should be in the Cumberland Falls State Resort Park. This park is located in the Daniel Boone National Forest and it spans to over 1,657 acres land. Here you will find the Cumberland Falls which arches 68 feet in the air, as well as the Eagle Falls which are 44 feet tall. Another great place to visit is the Red River Gorge. This gorgeous spot has numerous nature trails to follow which will guide you by sandstone cliffs and unique tock formations.

There are plenty of activities to enjoy with your family during your stay in Kentucky. Your first stop should be at the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory. This museum celebrates the history of baseball in Kentucky. You and your family will have the chance to walk through the exhibits and take part in interactive activities while visiting the museum. Another great place to visit is Keeneland. This horse race track was founded in 1936 and now it is listed as a National Historic Landmark. Here you will be able to catch a horse race all year-round.

Taste delicious Kentucky fried chicken. This establishment is the original home of Colonel Harland Sanders and the first place to serve the world-renowned KFC wings. The kitchen first opened in 1940 and now you will be able to still taste the original recipe of the fried chicken.

Watch a world-famous horse race. Held on the first Sunday of May in the city of Louisville, this horse race will provide you with a stunning event filled with thoroughbred horses, colorful dresses, parties and much more.

Discover the stadium where the horse races are held. If you are not able to attend the Kentucky Derby, the Churchill Down will still be open all year-round. The establishment provides guided tours of the grounds, as well as a stunning museum to learn the history of the Kentucky Derby.

Visit a stunning cavern. Known as one of the most popular landmarks in Kentucky. There caverns were used as a limestone quarry and the mining stopped in 1970. Now you can explore the cavers and go ziplining around the area.

Take a stroll around the state Capitol. This establishment was designed by the famous architecture Frank Mills Andrews. Here you will be able to admire the Opera Garnier-style design and the large marble staircase.

Admire the Henry Clay Estate. This plantation mansion is listed as a National Historic Landmark and was home to the Clay family up until 1852. Here you will be able to take a glimpse in the upper-class life of the 19th century.

Spend the day at the park. Known as the unofficial Grand Canyon of the South, this park will give you the chance to go on a rafting trip around the canyons.