overpriced, deceitful practices, backhanded management. trashy overflowing, dirty showers, allow…read morepeople to park in your lot, management allows people to move your property, drunks and unsupervised kids on golf carts flying by at about 500 trips a day on one day on the camera.

I had a very nice experience owner very respectful. The park was quiet, a beautiful area would…read morelove to go back again

One of the most amazing places I ever been to. The area they have for concerts is amazing with…read moreseats you can get to enjoy from many locations. You can even board a train in New Haven and travel to the venue, exit to have a dinner and after go enjoy a concert. Then you take the train back to New Haven. A great fun idea. Don't overlook the Bed & Breakfast they have. It could be a fabulous experience. The lake in front is beautiful.

I love Log Still Distillery and the property at Dant Crossing. They are doing beautiful work to the…read morelandscape and the amphitheater is lovely. My husband and I went to our first concert there to see the Gin Blossoms. The parking and shuttles to the event were easy. The people working were friendly. The crowd wasn't overwhelming and no long waits for drinks or port o John's. I can't wait for next season's concerts. Now that I went once, I can't wait to go back.

This funky little campground is inexpensive and convenient when visiting Danville. We were…read morepermitted to pick our "little spot" in the shade and stake down our tent. They also have sites for motor homes and campers. The showers and bathrooms are old fashioned but clean. I guess they also hope that their camping guests stay for the outdoor playhouse production. We arrived before the season opener.

Very nice campground with plenty of space between camp sites. The lake is not that far away and a…read morenice activity spot for families! The staff was very pleasant and there are plenty of stores an acceptable distance away if you realize you forgot something when you left the house. Plenty of wild life that is not afraid to make their presence known. We saw three deer a few different times during our stay. I hope they are planning on revamping the showers, but on a different loop is a brand new bath house that was quite impressive! We made sure to get up a little early to guarantee access to it. I would recommend to a friend and I would definitely stay here again if I found myself in the area!

We had a wonderful time…read more This house is absolutely beautiful. Our room was very comfortable - almost overslept (on vacation - what a shame!) because of the nice nice bed with the wonderfully heavy comforter. The views out the windows were great, complete with Kentucky cows, a garden, a stone fence and lots of general lushness. It's close to town, but not too; a little hard to see the address in the dark, very quiet. And the innkeepers were just grand, interesting and friendly and nice. Oh - and breakfast was outstanding, delicious yet light yet filling. A fair price for what we got - good value. Go there!

Words can not describe this wonderful experience. Jay and Holly have opened their beautiful…read moreantebellum mansion to guests - complete with breathtaking views of Kentucky's rolling hills and a soul stirring breakfast. If you go, say hi to the cows!

We visited the Marion County fair RV park the last time we were in Marion County. My relative's…read morehave an RV out there and we hung out with them and eat some lunch and hung out for a little bit. Overall pretty decent spot.

Marion County Fair RV Park is located Lebanon, KY and is close to Makers Mark Distillery, Limestone…read moreBranch Distillery. Independent Stave Company, and in the heart of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. This quiet little campground has full hookups, and has plenty of room to roam with your pets. It is located adjacent to the Marion County Fairgrounds and Grahm Memorial Park. This non-profit park is run by the Marion Fair Board.

I wish I had spent the night here. I would love to stay all night here, but I am not in the area to…read morespend the evening, I am in one of my hiking moods. I was on a road trip back to Nashville and decided to stop and check out the Myrtledene Manor. History of the Manor: Used by Confederate Gen. John Hunt Morgan as his headquarters during his raids on Lebanon during the Civil War, Myrtledene today offers a slightly more relaxed environment for its guests. The house is completely furnished in antiques and guests are encouraged to make themselves at home. A large yard with gardens, fish pond and sings is ideal for couples on a romantic retreat, readers looking for a peaceful spot of children who need a safe place to play. Myrtledene has been designated a Kentucky landmark by the Kentucky Heritage Committee. Used by Confederate General John Hunt Morgan as his headquarters during his raids on Lebanon, Myrtledene today offers slightly more relaxed environs for our guests. With two guest rooms, the house is completely furnished in antiques. Guests are encouraged to make themselves at home and make use of the entire house and grounds. Phones, television, wireless internet service, a library, a refrigerator, and piano are here for our guests' use. The large yard with gardens, wisteria arbor, fish pond, swings, and hammocks are ideal for couples on a romantic retreat, readers looking for a peaceful spot, or children who need a safe place to play. Myrtledene has been designated a Kentucky Landmark by the Kentucky Heritage Committee. General Morgan was so enamored with Myrtledene that he chose to spare it when his Raiders burned and looted much of Lebanon, a Union stronghold. In fact, it was here where the white flag of truce was flown atop a pole used to clean the tall ceilings. Today's "raiders" can use Myrtledene as their headquarters as they come to experience traditional Southern hospitality and visit the many area attractions I would love to learn more about the history of this gorgeous manor.

We took a few days to do the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, so we stayed here after the first night. This…read moreis very close to the Maker's Mark distillery, though your GPS will take you on one-lane horse trails cascading over miniature cliffs! (very pretty, though, and we survived due to my other-worldly driving skills). The B&B apparently has some history to it relating to the Civil War, as does the city of Lebanon. This is supposedly one of the few houses that was not burned when the Confederate army seized it. The house is quite charming if you're into old houses. Our room was fairly nice with maybe a few too many pieces of furniture stuffed in it. You don't really have a private bathroom unless nobody else is staying there. They seem to be improving the place, as they were putting in central air while we were there (I think). The Good: The bed was comfortable, there is free wireless, and the owner/operator is very pleasant. Breakfast was good. The Bad: The grounds needed some tending to. The grass was very over-grown, as were the vines hanging over the front walk-way. Breakfast was about 45 minutes late and we didn't have access to coffee until breakfast was ready (though it was very good). The owner/operators have two young children. They didn't disturb us, though you should know this is sort of a family-friendly establishment. Some of you may like that, and some of you may not. If ever in the middle of Kentucky again, we would consider staying here again.

Gwinn Island is a family resort, marina. It is often a generation after generation place to come…read moreand remember the old memories while creating new ones. The new owners are working on fixing up what has been worn by time. We adored our visit and wouldnt have wanted to be anywhere else. Kevin and his wife Stephanie were such nice and down to earth people to be owners of such a large place. Although always busy, Kevin never made you feel like he didnt have time for you. The Holiday Inn, it isnt. If thats what you want, head on down the road. If you want to come and create dreams and memories that will last a life time, this is where you'll want to spend your summer vacation, anniversary, birthday or any other event that is important in your lifetime.