Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
Drive-in movies have become very popular. People like going retro! Pick an evening to spend time outdoors with the family. There are many places offering drive-in movies near Louisville. Drive-in movies near Louisville are fun for families this year because they are totally set up for social distancing. You stick to your spot with your family and you are good […]
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Join us for a day of muddy fun at the YMCA Family Mud Run at the Oldham County Family YMCA! Come and enjoy roughly two miles of mud, muck, and obstacles—designed for the whole family (ages 4+)! All participants in the YMCA Family Mud Run receive a t-shirt*, Mud Run medal, and refreshments. Location: Oldham County Family YMCA Date: Friday, […]
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Thinking about a trip to Marengo Cave? Here are some tips for families to make the most of your experience! Take a drive up through Indiana for a fun trip to Marengo Cave and The Overlook Restaurant! We are excited to share Tips for visiting Marengo Cave! It’s an easy drive to Marengo Cave (it took us […]
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Experience the fun just over the river at the Falls of the Ohio State Park. It is a fun day with the family and the kids will have fun playing and discovering fossils. A group of friends and I took our families to Falls of the Ohio State Park in Clarksville. We explored the museum. Watched the movie and adventured […]
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Looking for a fun day on the water? There are many places around Louisville that rent kayaks, canoes, boats, or SUPs. If you don’t want to own your own watercrafts, a great way to try things out is through renting. With so many waterways and lakes around Louisville, kayak rentals are very popular. But, there are also options for boats […]
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Summer is the best time to find the water and enjoy some time relaxing with the family and enjoying a lazy river float. Kentucky has lots of water to enjoy and what better way than floating down a river with the family or in the pool? Looking for a lazy river experience near Louisville? Kentucky has lots of great open […]
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The Big Bounce America in Louisville – it’s coming summer 2022 Learn more about this gigantic bouncing event that is coming to Louisville. Have you heard? The Big Bounce America in Louisville is happening this summer, 2022. The company has added Louisville to its list of tour dates. The above image if from their event in Sarasota. That’s just ONE […]
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My kids and I recently spent the weekend at Hidden Cave Ranch Bed and Breakfast This unique destination is in Burkesville, Kentucky. Our trip to Hidden Cave Ranch Bed and Breakfast was the perfect balance of outdoor time hiking, exploring, and visiting with animals, as well as spending relaxing time indoors playing games, reading, and yes, some screen time. It […]
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Explore Kentucky at Lake Malone State Park and the Big Twigs! The Big Twigs attraction is a family of wood giants and worth the visit. Visit the Big Twigs at Lake Malone! We recently took a trip down to Lake Malone State Park in Dunmor, Kentucky, just west of Bowling Green. Our goal was to visit the “Big Twigs” attraction […]
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There are so many free things to do with kids in Kentucky! We are lucky to live close to historical sites, many parks, cities with rich culture, and natural sites for outdoor adventures. We know that so many people are looking for free things to do with kids in Kentucky. We have had this post on our KentuckyFamilyFun.net site […]
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Families are visiting Red River Gorge and Natural Bridge now more than ever. Many families are visiting areas of Kentucky for summer vacation instead of traveling around the country due to the pandemic. Take some time to prepare for your trip and it will be more fun since you won’t be spending time while you are there trying to figure […]
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Loveland Ohio is about two hours northeast of Louisville, just outside of Cincinnati. My kids and I recently took a trip up to the Loveland area to visit some area parks and Loveland Castle. Loveland Castle, otherwise known as Chateau Laroche (“Rock Castle” in French) is a real castle built by a World War I veteran named Harry D. Andrews. […]
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