Fun for the whole family!! Jump and bounce your way across the main area or test your balance as…read moreyou walk across a pit of foam blocks or for the little ones go play in a three tiered play area with obstacles and slides! Loads of fun to be had. You pay by time so plan ahead of when you think you will be exhausted or need to leave.

We had a great time visiting! The weekday prices were an excellent value, making it an affordable…read moreouting for our family. The kids had an absolute blast and stayed entertained the entire time. There were plenty of fun activities to keep them busy, and they didn't want to leave. The food prices were also very reasonable, which was a nice surprise since attractions like this can often be expensive. Overall, it was a fun, budget-friendly experience, and we will definitely be coming back again in the future. Highly recommend for families!

We dropped by on our way back from a tour at Maker's Mark…read more This is an arcade running classic games. It has a fair amount of the old favorites (Asteroids, Tron, Donkey Kong) and some newer ones (Area 51 Maximum Force.) There is a line of pinball machines, with some EMs, and some solid state games. The prices are quite reasonable. Candy is available at the counter. What is good about admission is it is good for the day, so you can pay, go get lunch, and come back later if you choose. The majority of the games were working, but as you can expect with (gulp!) 40 to 50 year old games (Asteroids - Copyright 1980 Atari! - 45 years old!), they can and do break down.

This is the best arcade in Bardstown I love it and so did my family the games are amazing and fun I…read moreplayed all of them and the best one is the boat racing on I love it

Cute little place. The rooms are themed well and are a lot of fun. Game master was very helpful…read more Will come back again when in the area

Interesting room but wish the room was completely reset. So many things were still written on that…read moreit's hard to tell if the item was in play or not which had us stuck on things we didn't need to focus on. Having a completely wiped room would have been beneficial.

Have been going to this haunt for almost 30 years. Only missed a few! Top rate experience!read more

My kids keep getting older and this year meant redefining our Halloween events during October. A…read morehaunted house was definitely on the list and I wanted to visit Nightmare Forest for a bigger experience. It's a longer drive but also an outdoor event that tends to offer more scenes for a similar ticket cost. We went on a Saturday night and got there around 8:30-9p. The staff told us the crowd picks up after 10p. They helped to safely park cars and it was a quick walk to the ticket sales booth and entrance. Pro Tips: buy tickets online!! There's a small fee but reasonable. We saw people waiting in a long line for tickets, only to turn around and wait in line for the haunted experience. Do the Fast Pass!! You truly pass the bulk of the crowd and go to the front of the line. Even at our time, if we'd stood in the regular line my guess is it would've been an hour or more. We waited 5-10 minutes at the most. Wear comfy clothes, and not your best shows. You're outside, it's dark and full of dust and leaves. No reason to dress to impress. Bring extra dollars. They had refreshments and drinks, plus a few activities like axe throwing, bonfire and side show items for pictures. Like a small circus sideshow. They also sell a bit of branded apparel. The scenes were nicely done, and we walked slow on purpose to appreciate the animatronics. They strategize the scenes well to give the actors opportunities to scare you more than once. Lots of wall turns and lights, plus places to hide. I'd confuse which ones were fake versus real people! I'm so glad we came and made this one of our fall activities. I'd recommend it to others!

The Brown Pusey House in Elizabethtown, Kentucky is a charming and historic stop that offers a…read morequiet look into the area's past. The building itself is beautiful and well-preserved, with a classic historic-home feel that immediately sets the tone. It has a calm, almost tucked away atmosphere that makes it feel more like a local landmark than a busy tourist attraction.

This charming home offers a view into the past. Beautifully preserved and other parts restored, the…read morehome was built in the early 19th century. Once owned by the Pusey family and later became the residence of the Brown family. There are all sorts of interesting artifacts in the house including a vintage cabinet made by Abraham Lincoln's father, Thomas Lincoln. The home offers a self-guided tour that walked me through the artitectural features and the historical significance. It is also available as a wedding venue. The marker out front reads, "This Georgian mansion was built in 1825 by John Y. Hill. It is known as "Hill House" and as "Aunt Beck Hill's Boarding House." Jenny Lind sang here in 1851 and General George Armstrong Custer and wife boarded here, 1871-73. Doctors William Allen and Robert Brown Pusey gave the house to Elizabethtown in 1923 for a Community House and library." [Review 2047 of 2024 - 281 in Kentucky - 23067 overall]

Great place and right around the corner. Make sure you look for the hidden reviews on the very…read morebottom of the page. Yelp likes to manipulate the reviews for different businesses. A shady practice that is censorship at its finest.

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.

Golf course on Ft Knox. Public can play, easy access for general public to get on post. If you…read morehavent played it is one of the best public courses in the area. The greens are immaculate, fairways are spacious and a great scoring course. New PGA pro to help with game improvement. Snackbar is very good. New carts! Play it once and you will play it again and again. Bring your foursome out. The course also does events for big groups.