Just stopped by the other day to see what the park was like and also take some pictures of the…read morebeautiful snow we've gotten recently! It's quite a nice little park with a pedestrian bridge going over the Barren River. It seems to be situated along part of the city-wide bike trail, so I'm excited for warmer weather to take the bikes out for a spin and stop back by! I'm happy to see BG making efforts to have and maintain these parks for the community. Worth a stop by if you're passing through and need to stretch your legs or live nearby and need a break!

Positive: Beautiful bridge with great history. A quant spot to relax with park bench on the side. A…read morelittle adventure to walk down to the river. Bridge great for picture taking. Not busy at all. Negative: Might not want to go too late at night. Homeless obviously live there and wash their clothes. You find their clothes hanging all over and some vehicles park below bridge. There was one car that looked like they were packing up their kayak, but another two cars of people hanging out looking like they were up to no good in the woods, but did eventually leave. Overall: I will visit this spot many times in the future. It's peaceful and wonderful just walking the bridge overlooking the view.

Good playground. Kept the 4th grader occupied for 30 minutes. Entry was not well marked.read more

This park was the perfect pit stop for a long car ride with kids! First off, the park is huge and…read morehas a variety of features which was nice! We were able to have a picnic and let the kids burn off some energy before getting back in the car for another 5-6 hours. There weren't any sporting events going on while we visited so the park was pretty empty, but I could see it getting crowded with sporting events going on. Pros: The playground was huge and had plenty of play structures to keep the kids entertained for a while. Lots of cute picnic spots overlooking the pond. Plenty of parking. Easy access to I-65. Cons: It was very hot and shade at the playground was limited, but there was plenty of shade by the pond and other locations throughout the park. No bathrooms that we saw, only portable toilets. Lots of ducks and geese looking for food.

This is a beautiful park in downtown Bowling Green. We were fortunate to find it on sunny afternoon…read morewhile visiting the area. We saw a bridal couple having their photos taken. I only wish more of the restaurants and shops were open. We were lucky to get some yummy chocolate chip cookies from the bakery by the park!

We had a good time here at Fountain Square, Park. They have a lot of statues and things to see and…read moreactivities to participate in. It's right in the heart of town and I definitely recommend go check it out for some fun family activities.

A very nice park for playing, picnicking or taking your dog to the adjacent Dog Park…read more We came upon this almost by accident. Looking for a place to have a picnic lunch after the Corvette Museum and before visiting the Lost River Cave. This is a park along Cave Mill Road. The full name of the park is Bark Park at H.P. Thomas Park. It is off the north side of the road and has a large area to the entire park. There is a small parking lot with spaces for about 20 cars. There is a building overlooking a green that has bathrooms and several tables under the patio away from the parking lot and overlooking the fields. The sign for the park was slightly hidden by the overgrown shrubbery. There are large fields directly in front of the building and a dog park that is off to the left as you face away from the road. The dog park seemed rather busy with many people parking and bringing their furry family for playtime at that part of the park. It was a very pleasant place for a picnic with convenient facilities and good location under cover. A solid place for a pleasant break in the Bowling Green area.

Awesome spacious dog park. My dogs love going there. So many nice people that are there. I love the…read moreagility courses.

Ephram White Park will always hold a special place in my heart. Flying into Nashville from…read moreWashington, D.C. and driving up to Bowling Kentucky to pick up a puppy, this is the first place I took our yorkie poo. It was close to the breeder's house. On a Thursday afternoon, the parking lot was empty. The park had two portable toilets open to the public, a playground, trails and lots of green space.

This park is huge, and well maintained. There is a disc golf course that my wife and I have played…read morea few times. It is a low difficulty course, which is perfect for us. The baseball fields seem very nice, and the gymnasium is quite impressive. There is also a walking/running/biking trail that is well maintained and offers plenty of distance. Plenty of room for dogs to run around and have space from others if needed.

A totally immersive experience. So many stories of aviation, and all local…read more Free admission, too. Great for the kids. Great for adults who like history and patriotic examples. High tech displays, authentic artifacts... an afternoon zooms by.

Very nice free museum. At the time there were 5 planes outside (plus 1 in the back that they were…read morerestoring. Very nice collection of uniforms and suits the pilots wore inside. Models of many different aircraft and other items from some of the pilots.