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    Creation Museum

    4.0 (337 reviews)
    Closed • 9:30 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Refraction exhibit
    A.J. C.

    So much new stuff since first visit years ago. Visitor center staff was so nice helping w/ our large group tickets. The mini zoo has some great rare animals joy at many regular zoos. The grounds w/ the pond, gardens, bridges etc are really nice. We ate outside at their picnic area which was convenient. The museum is very modern w/ great info, exhibits, and overwhelming supports for the creation. There's multiple video halls for watching short movies & a cool 4-D theater about the 7 days.

    Gardens are beautiful. Museum is very interesting.
    Ben T.

    This place is well planned. If you arrive after lunch, opt for the 2-day pass if time allows in your plans. We ended up doing a 3-day option which included The Ark Encounter. Too much to explain in a Yelp review. Just do it!! There's a lot to see. Take your time. Dress comfortably. Some videos are free. Plan to watch them.

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    Arthur R.

    This was our first time here,a very fascinating place! Actually too much information for one visit, we must return again.

    Peter J.

    This place you have to pay $15 to park and still $60 to enter into the museum! What a rip off!!! I WILL NEVER RECOMMEND

    God made you!
    Cathy S.

    Absolutely love the Creation Museum! The grounds are beautiful and the displays are beautiful and well done. There is lots of reading to do, and interactive displays too. The Christmas Town live narratives were very well done. The actors were very good! The scenery was beautiful! The zoo was nice. Were looking forward to coming back when it is completely done. The food was not the greatest. The hamburger was dry and the bun tasted stale, the fries were cold and wimpy. The Chicken Salad sandwich was good. You're not allowed to bring your own food or drinks on except for a sealed bottled water. The Christmas lights were beautiful. The conservatory was really nice too. It was nice to see the plants the Bible talks about as well as plants from all over. My family and I do recommend this place. It is good for all ages. It truly brings the Bible alive!

    We loved visiting the Creation Museum! We were there for about four hours and still weren't able to experience it all! They have gardens you can walk around, the museum is full of information and picture opportunities. There's also a planetarium and a 4D theater, coffee shop, restaurant, a zip line, small swinging bridge, petting zoo, a butterfly garden, conservatory, a book store and a couple gift shops. And there's a playground area for the littles. It's a lot of walking so wear comfortable shoes. They have strollers, ESV and wheelchair rentals too. Highly recommend! We will be back!

    I loved how the put both theories side by side. There were tons of different side by side comparisons, here.
    Bethany R.

    A very educational museum. I only had 2 hours available but could have spent that much time in just the baby part as a woman trying to conceive. The price is a little up there but you will think it is 100% worth it! They did an incredible job that will make agnostics come to the light via education by putting the science and Bible side by side.

    Botanical garden
    Calista R.

    If I had to sum up the experience in one word, it was would be "strange." I would stick with just the Ark experience if I were you, the museum pretty much covers exactly everything else the Ark experience did so it's not really worth the extra money or time. Not very great for kids since there's a lot of reading that will literally take you hours to get through and the "sin section" of the museum literally made a kid cry and cover her eyes and ears. Do with that what you will but I'd just stick the Ark experience overall. The only part I would go back for is the botanical garden which was absolutely breathtaking.

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    Food is reasonable and good. Parking is convenient. Needing a few more signs to find the museum from the gate because of various pathways.

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    5 stars this place was so cool and this was actually factual not some made up stories.

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    A nicely-organized, well-managed and informative museum. Very pleasant experience. Would go again.

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    Amazing in every way! Beautifully put together of Biblical earth's history. A faith builder and a faith solidifier in the one true God.

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    Ark Encounter - The TWC entrance of the Ark Williamstown, Ky

    Ark Encounter

    4.2(752 reviews)
    33.4 mi

    Review: Ark Encounter, Williamstown, KY The real (most…read moreemphatic) "Ark Encounter" isn't about ancient naval engineering or historic veracity --it's an encounter of visceral exposure and violent death. In light of 1 Peter 3 and Romans 6, the Ark represents baptism, and baptism is where your curated self goes to die. You don't walk through this exhibit to marvel at Noah the faithful hero; you walk through it to be exposed. Like the Samaritan woman in John IV, you leave feeling as though God has just laid bare every dark, hidden thing you've ever done--the buried shame, the secret motives, the precise things you are desperate to keep hidden. The climax of the experience is the immediate, inescapable exposure of humanity's true condition. God REFUSES to give you a comfortable consumeristic experience. Instead, you are confronted with the raw, scandalous reality of Noah passed out, naked, and drunk in his tent (the ultimate icon of unmasked shame) followed by the immediate, ugly fracturing of the family, relational dysfunction, melodramatic curses, and gut wrenching estrangement. Thank you to whoever decided to provide this disgusting (but extremely biblical/candid) portrayal of Noah in Kentucky! That is some RARE & REFRESHING brutal honesty; a shockingly truthful scene to include in the "Ark Encounter." I really felt it for what it was - HIGHLY OFFENSIVE and "inappropriate!" The true Ark Encounter. It strips away my "righteous illusions," and forces me into the terrifying mortality of exposure; and it drowns my ego in the tide. John 12:24

    Crazy big boat - but should be bigger b/c it's based on our modern arm length & humans were overall…read moretaller 4K yrs ago. Shuttle there was pretty fast. Many of the extra exhibits around the ark are extra money of course. The little zoo was nice. The inside was loaded w/ things to see. If you read it all it would take all day. The photo op at the beginning comes out to about $35. Also, many of the prices in the gift shop was very high. One aspect I thought was kind of odd was the unusual number of dinosaurs displayed in the ark. You would think there were more dinosaurs back then then most of the animals we are familiar with. Maybe it's just a way to attract the kids attention. It would be cool if they had a time-lapse video of the construction, and maybe I missed it. The buffet was definitely worth hitting up. All the food was actually good. I had no complaints and the staff kept most things very fresh. There was plenty of options and many drinks to choose from as well. The desserts were all tasty as well. Donut holes were a kid fave. Tons of seating too.

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    Ark Encounter - Myself, My Wife & My Mom in front of The Ark!

    Myself, My Wife & My Mom in front of The Ark!

    Ark Encounter - It's GORGEOUS during Christmas!

    It's GORGEOUS during Christmas!

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    Inside the ark

    Dinsmore Homestead - I don't know if I want to go where that trail marker is now pointing...

    Dinsmore Homestead

    4.0(4 reviews)
    6.2 mi

    We stumbled across this place when our original hiking plans were changed due to the park being…read moreclosed (Boone Cliffs). Luckily, we brought along our 60 Hikes Within 60 Miles from Cincinnati and this place was right down the road. Despite growing up 30 minutes away, neither of us had ever heard of this place. Seems like we must have missed out on a school field trip opportunity for sure. The grounds are really cool, we did not go into the main house (COVID-19), but looked in all the open buildings. A really cool step back in time. We did the hiking trail, up past the wine house to the cemetery, very cool- yet straight uphill. The trail itself has recently been marked again so there were plently of markers to follow but it's still pretty rough. We had to climb over large tree trunks a few times and part of the trail is basically straight uphill. The walk is a loop and took about an hour, but we were moving quickly trying to beat the sunset. The best part, we only saw two other people the entire time we were here. A great place to escape the hustle and bustle, yet close to Florence and Rabbit Hash.

    This interesting 19th century property belonged to five generations of Dinsmores, a well-connected,…read morewell-educated, and well-traveled family that mingled with the likes of American president Theodore Roosevelt. Completed in 1842, the house is open for tours from April through December. Adults are $5, seniors $3, and students $2. The house contains an enormous amount of family literature, over 90,000 pages of letters, journals, and business records which offer an intimate portrayal of the Dinsmore family life. On the thirty acre grounds, hiking trails allow visitors to enjoy pristine Kentucky backwoods. Educational outreach is an important part of the mission of Dinsmore Homestead. Community classes include school programs, such as "Children's Live 150 Years Ago" and "Environmental Practices Past and Present," and adult programs like "Mountain Dulcimer Making" and "Heirloom Plant Workshop." The most enjoyable time to visit Dinsmore Homestead has to be during the Annual Harvest Festival, held at the end of September. Experts in period costumes give tours of the home and lands, bluegrass musicians entertain the crowd, while country cooks serve tasty country ham sandwiches. A must-see event for history buffs and those who cherish a more simple time.

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    Dinsmore Homestead - An old barn on the property.

    An old barn on the property.

    Dinsmore Homestead - Photo from Dinsmore Homestead's website

    Photo from Dinsmore Homestead's website

    Dinsmore Homestead - Example of one of the downed trees on the path - you can see another to the right that has developed going around it.

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    Example of one of the downed trees on the path - you can see another to the right that has developed going around it.

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