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Historic Park City KY

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Bell's Tavern Park

Home of the SoKy Highland Games

Kentucky Trail Town

Home of the Park City Bigfoot Festival

Welcome To Historic Park City Kentucky

Park City is rich in history. We believe that travel is about more than just seeing new places, it's about creating memories that will last a lifetime! Let us help you make your next trip an unforgettable experience. a small town located right next door to Mammoth Cave National Park, take the I-65 Mammoth Cave Park City exit #48. Park City has been known throughout history as Bell's Station, Three Forks and Glasgow Junction. Since cave tours began in 1816, Park City was the main stagecoach and railway stop for weary travelers heading to Mammoth Cave, Diamond Caverns and Ky Cave Country. Bell's Tavern was originally constructed as a stop for weary travelers headed to Mammoth Cave since the cave was opened up for tourists and additional exploration. Bell's Tavern ruins still stand today. Stop by current day Park City Bell's Tavern Park and explore the ruins of Bell's Tavern, enjoy our paved walking trails, picnic and children's play area, or visit the Bell's family cemetery. Visit Park City, click or tap HERE to visit our Events page and check out what is happening around our small town with our exit 48 family!

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Eat, Stay, Shop & Play in Park City KY Trailtown

We believe that travel is not only about reaching your destination but also about the journey.

Park City is located half way between Louisville & Nashville - I-65 exit 48

Nashville International Airport – 1 hour 18 minutes / 90 miles (Central Time Zone)

Louisville International AIRPORT – 1 hour 12 minutes / 83.3 miles (Eastern Time Zone)

Glasgow Airport (KGLW) – 18 minutes / 10.7 miles

Green River Canoe & Kayaking – Office located in Park City, 23839 Louisville Rd (31W)

Mammoth Cave National Park – 2 minutes / .08 mile

Diamond Caverns – 4 minutes / 2.1 miles

Park Mammoth Golf Course - 5 minutes / 3.3 miles

Resort & Golf Club Diamond Caverns – 5 minutes / 1.9 miles

Nolin Tailwaters – 32 minutes / 35.2 mile

Nolin Lake State Resort Park – 42 minutes / 36.2 miles

Barren River Lake State Resort Park – 31 minutes / 28.6 miles

Bowling Green Ky – 32 minutes / 34.1 mile

Beech Bend Splashing Safari – 29 minutes / 26.1 miles

National Corvette Museum - 20 minutes / 20.8 mile

Where to Stay

Park City is located just next door to Mammoth Cave National Park. We offer 4 charming, historic properties, one is the historic Victorian Inn, two cozy, quaint cottages, and an historic house which lodges up to 10. All, located in downtown Park City. We've got just what you are looking for to make your stay to cave country memorable!

Lodging

Where to Eat

Where to Stay

Park City offers home style, old fashioned cooking at Miss Betty's Diner, located in the heart of downtown. Esters Farm Cafe & Catering is now open for business serving delicious comfort food. We also offer a family favorite, Subway, located inside the Shell station just off I-65 Mammoth Cave Park City exit 48!

Dining

Historic Entrance to Mammoth cave & diamond caverns

Green River Canoeing & Kayaking

Green River Canoeing & Kayaking Rental Office is located at 23839 Louisville Road, Park City, KY.

Phone (270) 773-5712. email: canoeing@scrtc.com Check out our website for additional trip and rental details. Call, email or stop by to rent a canoe or kayak for your river adventure today!

Mammoth Cave National Park

Green River Canoeing & Kayaking

Mammoth Cave has the longest known cave system in the world! Over 426 miles and counting. Mammoth Cave National park has 52,830 acres, was established as a national park on July 1, 1941, a World Heritage Site on October 27, 1981, and an International Biosphere Reserve on September 26, 1990. Visit Park City, just outside the park.

Diamond Caverns

Green River Canoeing & Kayaking

Diamond Caverns

Families have been enjoying the beauty of Diamond Caverns year-round, rain or shine for over 164 years. Diamond Caverns was discovered July 14, 1859, that's over 165 years ago! Happy Discovery Day Diamond Caverns. Thousands of formations decorate the cathedral-like chambers, come explore Diamond Caverns for an underground adventure today.

Historic Park City KY

Bell's Tavern Park

Kentucky Trail Town

Welcome To Historic Park City Kentucky

Experience southern ky cave country

Eat, Stay, Shop & Play in Park City KY Trailtown

Where to Stay

Where to Stay

Where to Stay

Where to Eat

Where to Stay

Where to Stay

Historic Entrance to Mammoth cave & diamond caverns

Green River Canoeing & Kayaking

Green River Canoeing & Kayaking

Green River Canoeing & Kayaking

Mammoth Cave National Park

Green River Canoeing & Kayaking

Green River Canoeing & Kayaking

Diamond Caverns

Green River Canoeing & Kayaking

Diamond Caverns

Park city MAMMOTH CAVE I-65 EXIT 48

mammoth cave railroad hike & bike trailhead