My Old Kentucky Home State Park

About My Old Kentucky Home State Park

Federal Hill is home to one of Kentucky's oldest and most famous parks, the Old Kentucky Home State Park. The Georgian country house now houses the Kentucky State Museum and is famous for being the birthplace of Foster, who wrote the now official state song. I entered the formal gardens of the manor, led by costumed guides who led me through its formal garden.

Christmas lights illuminate the holidays, when the property is decorated with holly, pine, fruit and garlands. A musical is performed under the stars in the amphitheatre in the park, and the Christmas lights illuminate the holidays when they are in full swing.

Enjoy a day on Kentucky's rolling bluegrass by testing your golfing skills on an 18-hole regulation course. The 18 holes are playable and a fully equipped pro shop with golf cart and golf bag offers everything a golfer needs. Drive a cart, play a round of golf on one of the hotel's four golf courses, such as the Old Kentucky Golf Course, or drive a golf cart and enjoy another day of Kentucky's rolling bluegrass while you test your football, basketball, football, baseball, tennis, golf and more.

The developer is Golf Development and Construction Inc. of Louisville, and the project consultant Fred Rux of Mobile, Unfortunately, the course is named after the late US President George H.W.
Bush, the first president of the United States. The site, which is open every year in fine weather, has been admired for more than 100 years and opened in the early 20th century as one of Kentucky's first public golf courses, according to the Kentucky State Parks Department.

Across the street from the park there is a grocery store and laundry, as well as the guaranteed comfort of a golf course with picnic area and pool.

Don't miss the opportunity to visit Federal Hill, where the Antebellum South comes alive in fascinating details. A new building will serve as the main entry point and guided tours will be offered daily from 9 am to 5 pm. Pets are not allowed or kept in the park, but can be accommodated at the Visitor Center or on the grounds of Old Kentucky Home State Park.

For more information and reservations, visit the Old Kentucky Home State Park website or call 1-800-626-1563 or visitvisit. The acclaimed musical features more than 50 songs by Foster, including some of his biggest hits such as "Foster's Home" and "Ain't No Man's Land." Relive the life and times of one of America's most popular singers and songwriters in this acclaimed Broadway musical.

The property is decorated in a delightful 19th century manner and you can enjoy the elegant past in the historic home of one of America's most popular singers and songwriters.

The opening hours are Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm and Sunday and public holidays from 4 pm to 7: 30 pm. A variety of special events, such as the annual Kentucky Home State Park Festival, will make your visit even more memorable.