Great Hike. We had lots of run on this trail and reaching the Devils Bathtub…read moreTake the plunge and jump in it play in the water.

Strenuous hike with multiple creek crossings. Be mindful of your steps as you trek over roots &…read morerocks. A stellar experience the whole way. Please carry trash out. It's a very special place. Plan to spend the day, it's worth immersion in the whole environment.

Had the best time! The trails were very kid friendly and the waterfall was beautiful!read more

Very good place to camp and have events. Spacious, clean and all around very well kept.read more

It is on the backroads and not much to see but the visiting center is super inviting and…read moreinteresting. The people who work there really care about the place.

Before visiting here I had no idea what an old growth forest was. I love history and I love the…read moreoutdoors and this is combination of both. I you love nature or just like to hike you should go check this place out. Our guide, Curtis and everyone we encountered there had so much knowledge of every plant and animal in Eastern Kentucky and the Appalachian region.

Apparently you can come here and see bears wandering around, lazily eating and napping all over the…read morepark. I, however, must want to see them so bad that they sense my desperation and are thus disinterested. However, that being said, the park has views for days, overlooks, and beautiful trails that interweave for different tastes. The log rock arch was impressive, and the park was so quiet and peaceful. There's a lovely mountain lake, biking or hiking opportunities, and if you're not cursed like me, the opportunity to see BEARSss!

Love the trails! Especially enjoyed the overlooks, log rock and the amphitheater. Easy to find.read more

Wow, what a beautiful place!! Even the drive in is impressive! Stop by the Towers Overlook for an…read moreamazing view of the Breaks! The trails are well marked and well maintained. Believe them when they say they are strenuous, though! The Bottom of the Breaks Trail is stunning, but it's quite a trek! The lodge is set up hotel style, and the Dogwood Lodge is pet friendly! I saw an elk and so many deer! Hit all the overlooks, hike the trails, eat at the restaurant, and stay somewhere in this gorgeous park! There's a lake and nearby rivers if you are a boater or a paddler!

The Breaks was beautiful. The view at the over look was spectacular. I will go again. The only…read morething was the gift shop was close. You could not make reservations. We called the number but nobody called us back.

Located at the intersection where Main Street meets the bridge, Triangle Park has street parking…read moreand a colorful green space. It is the home to Thursdays on the Triangle, a series of local art & culture mini-festivals helping to create space for art and local food in the downtown economy. It is also set up as a transportation hub with a covered area for buses to stop and load/unload. There isn't much shade here, making it quite hot on a July afternoon. There are a couple of benches. [Review 13465 overall, 784 of 2020.]

I have lived in Perry County all my life , as a teenager and now as a mother, grandmother I can see…read morethat Perry County Park has grown in a lot of ways that is good but as far as where our children play I'm so disappointed in the play equipment, it needs to be updated so bad, there's nothing for preteen children to do. Nothing for our babies to play with or ride. The playground area needs to be updated to foam, I have been to other Park's and they have so much more for children of all ages. *

Nice place to take a walk and spend some time with family. Good selection of trails to choose from.read more