This is a fun family friendly tavern! It is very eclectic in its old school throwback decor and you…read moredefinitely won't get bored looking around! We came to play Family Feud and despite thinking we were doing terrible we won second place! And it was a super close game we got beat by 1 point. It was so much fun! The food was really good and they had great prices! We also got ice cream which was equally delicious. It's about 30 minutes from Louisville and worth the drive!

The good: It has some cool old memorabilia. It has a really cool ice cream shop attached with a…read moreclassic old bowling alley to really give you a flashback to better days. The Bad? Well, the food isn't really that good. Had the Wagu burger and well.... I'm pretty sure mine still had life in it. It was still raw inside. The Cole slaw is a hard no. The fries, tasted like frozen fries with season salt. In my opinion, just go here for desert or maybe a cold drink. After all, you're in Kentucky and they don't make the bourbon in house.

Optimist Park is our neighborhood park that includes a number of awesome features!…read more 1. Sports complex - There are two baseball diamonds with covered dugouts for the players and bleachers for spectators. Adjacent to the diamonds are two regulation sized soccer fields with goals. There is also fields appropriate for younger athletes. Central to the complex is a concession stand run by volunteers in the community. A wide variety of beverages as well as snacks are offered. Some of these include sodas, juice, water, hotdogs, pretzels, nachos & warm cheese, etc. There are restrooms located in the same building as the concession stand. 2. Rachel's Fun For Everyone Park - This past year RFFEP became a reality to our community as well as its founder, Rachel Ritchie. The park is fenced in so as to contain the children and prevents them from running into the parking lot. The intention of the park is for our special needs friends within our town and neighboring towns as well. The equipment includes swings, slides, a rock-wall, seated zip-line, seesaws, tactile toys, benches and most importantly a soft surface pad to protect our friends from injuring themselves and allows wheelchairs/motorized/walking aides to travel safely from each piece of equipment. The park is for all of our little friends. 3. Parking - There are parking options available adjacent the park as well as the outside perimeter fence surrounding the soccer and baseball fields. 4. Picnic tables and over head cover are available for picnickers and travelers and are adjacent to recreational vehicle hookups. There is plenty of shade, walking areas and a stream that runs parallel to the park where people often fish. Each year the park hosts Vine Grove's Fall Festival, Bluegrass Festival, organized run/walks and other events. The only reason why I rated Optimist Park at four stars is because the bathrooms are small, sometimes messy, not stocked with soap/paper towels and does not offer a changing table.

The park itself has gotten so much better lately with the installation of a new playground. The…read morecity also uses this opportunity to have some fun little events every once in a while. They have had numerous events such as a music festival and let the local JROTC have an event there. The only issue I have is that the very back of the park is filled with graffiti, some including slurs. They have a soccer field that is maintained fairly well for youth soccer but the baseball field(s) are rarely used except for practice and a local match between police and fire fighters. Overall a good place to visit, but be wary of the loud train that comes by every once in a while. I would rate it 5 stars if it was not for the graffiti.

We were out and about in the area exploring seeing different sites. Came across the Evelyn Joyce…read moreAkin's memorial and this is the ballfield that is an Hillview park. I'm not sure who Miss Adkins is but she was popular enough in the area to get the local baseball field named after her. It has many benches and things to sit on to watch the local team play

This park is very nice. It spans 29 acres and is pretty spread out. There are tons of parking…read morespaces all around. It is located near the pool and the softball/baseball fields, and it is hard to tell where one ends and the other begins. So I will treat them as a single unit. The park has 3 horseshoe pits that are enclosed by a fence. You will also find some decent tennis and pickleball courts near the pool. The park has 3 shelters that are available for rent. The shelters have picnic tables under them and would be great for parties and events. There are 8 soccer fields at the park. They are decently maintained. The park's full basketball court is pretty nice. I almost had to lace them up and make it rain. What this park has that many don't is a remote-controlled car park. It is a pretty nice dirt track, and I have not seen this at any other park I have visited. The park is home to a seasonal farmers' market set up under the large shelter. Some parking spots are reserved for the farmers' market on days it operates. I do not know how strictly that is enforced, though. The park's playground is very nice. It appears to be new and has some kind of zipline swing, a bank of traditional/ADA/toddler swings, a saucer swing, a net climber, a WhirlyQ Spinner, and a huge jungle gym with a couple of slides and a bridge. There is a smaller playground area with a spiral slide, a jet rocker, a saucer swing, and a jungle gym with several slides and a canopy. The playground area is on a bed of wood chips, and the equipment is very modern and in great condition. All in all, this is a really good park. It is adjoined to a pool and baseball fields. It looks like it is where most of the town's events happen. It is definitely worth checking out if you are in the area.

This park has a bit of something for everyone! Shelters, playgrounds, aquatic center, ball fields…read moreand courts, and parking! There is a skate park and a small "raceway" for certain events when the weather is warmer. Located on the north end of town, the park is easily accessible and is undergoing some additional work to make it even better. If you are looking for a park, check this one out first! Review #2176

One of the things I enjoyed most was seeing all the different sports and events taking place. The…read morepark is always full of energy, The fields and facilities are kept in excellent condition, and there's plenty of space to walk, relax, and enjoy the atmosphere. Whether you're participating in sports, watching a game, or simply looking for a nice place to walk, Elizabethtown Sports Park has something for everyone. It's a fantastic community asset and a place I would definitely visit again.

Elizabethtown sports complex is a massive and impressive sports complex that hosts a variety of…read moresporting fields from baseball, football and soccer located in Elizabethtown Kentucky. Recently made a visit here to watch my oldest daughters friend play a soccer game. A very stunning and beautiful campus and a great place to watch or participate in a ball game. The landscaping here is very nice and the place is highly maintained. Very nice concessions with covered roof, indoor restroom facilities and even boasts a cool little playground area that my 2 year old had a blast on. The front of the park even features a few small walking trails at the front that I assume may be used for cross country meets and just leisure strolls. Overall we had a great experience here watching the soccer game. We made the trip from Lousiville and whole Lousiville has a few sports complexes, none of them matchup up to this one in Elizabethtown.

This is where the candy bar Seneckers came from. Mars Bars too. Born in this park. True story…read more This is an excellent Park in L-ville out in the suburbs and it has a little bit of everything. You can drive into it, you can park, it has lots of space, lots of greenery, it smells really nice, and it has Wildlife. Pretty much everything that you could hope for in a Park, so the best one that I've been to in Louisville anyway 0 but I haven't been to all of them by any means.

I met up with 3 other ladies for an after work walk. We chose Seneca Park because they have…read morelighting around the loop - although in a few spots it is quite dark and we clicked on our phone flashlight to see ahead. What they have: a loop that is a bit over 1 mile, tennis courts, playground, huge grassy field for sports practice, baseball field, benches, parking around the loop, and bathrooms. It's a great spot to be with family, friends, or alone. For working out, reading, and relaxing. Not too crowded to enjoy it but you're definitely not alone.

There's a nice baseball field is located right outside of Frankie Symon Park in Shepherdsville. It…read moreis two different baseball fields together and they look about standard regulation size. I have been out here and played on them a few times and a lot of times I will walk by them while exercising on the walking trail but overall nice looking baseball fields

The Paoli Community Park is large and spread out on a stretch of land bordered by Lick Creek. It's…read moremore rural than the other parks in Paoli and is primarily used as a baseball park. There are multiple baseball fields on site and there appears to be a lot of parking that is paved. It didn't appear to have a problem with flooding even though the creek lies just beyond a wooded area to the south of the park. I did notice a playground for smaller kids near the entrance which cleverly uses the slope of the hill to add a long and winding slide. My only negative is that it is a long distance away from the ball diamonds which make it difficult for parents who wish to watch the game and keep an eye on their kids. I didn't see any playground for larger kids to use, though I may have missed it. (The parks website don't list features.) Another well kept park in Orange County. Just a little too spread out for doing more than one activity. Review #2664

There's a nice baseball field here in Bardstown Kentucky. My family and I were visiting some of the…read morelocal attractions in Bardstown on a Friday evening. We stopped at a few parks and this baseball field was right next to a park that we visited. I walked around the field explored it took pictures and walk around the bases with my daughters it's a nice ballfield