Basil Griffin Park
I-65, exit 22. 2055 Three Springs Road, Bowling Green
33 acre lake stocked by Fish and Wildlife with a variety of freshwater fish. The park also has facilities for tennis, basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball, soccer and disc golf. Several playgrounds and picnic shelters are available as well as a walking trail and outdoor ampitheatre.

Bowling Green KOA
I-65, exit 22. 1960 Three Springs Road, Bowling Green - 270-843-1919
Whether you just want a place close by to get away or a place with activities, the KOA is the place to go! KOA's goal is to provide an excellent camping and recreational experience. With miniature golf, paddle boats, escape fun boats, fishing and many other activities to enhance your visit.
Two acre pay-lake stocked weekly with catfish. Catch and release fishing for bass and blue gill. 1/3 acre derby lake. Saturday night fishing derbies May through September, weather permitting.
Come join the fun!

Phil Moore Park
7101 Scottsville Road, Alvaton
Drakes Creek winds around this public park and is suitable for for fishing, canoeing and kayaking. Park has walking/cross country trails, disc golf, baseball fields plus and indoor basketball facility.

Romanza Johnson Park
Mt. Lebanon Church Road
The merging of West Fork, Trammel Fork and Drakes Creek bring together loads of opportunities for both fishing and boating. A picnic shelter is available at this park.

Weldon Peete Park
Old Louisville Road
A section of the Barren River perfect for boating and fishing.

Ridgetop Lake
I-65, exit 53. West on KY 70 between Cave City and Mammoth Cave - 270-773-9940
Ridgetop lake is a clean, quiet, fishing lake with a family atmosphere. We stock with farm-raised catfish three days a week. We also stock with big catfish (10 lbs and up-on a regular basis. Kids can fish for bluegill, too! Bring the family and enjoy the fishing! Catfishing, bait, groceries, camping supplies. No license required.

Weldon Park
Weldon Drive off Cleveland Avenue in Glasgow
The park is composed of 23 acres and opened in 1963. Current facilities located at Weldon Park include: Little League Baseball Field - covered score booth; Picnic Shelter - covered, wooden tables, electrical outlet; Nature Trail - composed of 1/2 mile and 1 mile lengths; Concession Stand; Storage Building; Playground Sets- one for ages 2 to 5 years and one for ages 5 to 12 years; Playground - Fenced, with swings, slides and merry-go-rounds; Parking Area - Handicapped accessible; Restrooms

Steamboat Landing Marina
425 E. Roberts Street, Morgantown - 270-662-0019
Rentals, marina store and full service boat dock.

Green River at Thelma Stovall Park and Arboretum
Register with City Hall before camping, River Rd: 270-524-5701
Big Buffalo Crossing Canoe and Kayak Rental: 270-774-7883 or 866-233-2690
Enjoy canoeing, kayaking or fishing on Green River, one of the most biologically diverse rivers in North America. This historic site features an arboretum of native trees and plants, with interpretive exhibits and educational displays. From the Civil War to caves which have been here for ages, the Green River has played a major part in Kentucky history. The park also offers covered picnic pavilions, a children's playground, and primitive camping. Located down River Road off Old St., directly under the Simon Bolivar Buckner Memorial Bridge. Park entry and pavilion use are free of charge; canoe rental fees vary. Boat ramp available. Camping is permitted, no amenities. Register with City Hall before camping, River Road, 270-524-5701
Green River Walking Trail (Jenny Wilson Byrd Memorial Trail) runs 4.5 miles along the beautiful river, starting at Thelma Stovall Park and ending at Harry Wilson Park.

Mammoth Cave National Park
I-65, exit 43
270-758-2180 (Cave Tour Information)
877-444-6777 (Cave Tour Reservations)
888-448-1474 (Cancel or Change Reservations)
With over 365 known miles of cave passageways, Mammoth Cave is the world's longest cave. Besides its spectacular size, Mammoth Cave has an almost surreal beauty. Remarkable stories of human history, 350 million-year-old rocks, and its fascinating animals adapted to life in the dark, make Mammoth Cave a place you won't want to miss. Ranger-led activities are offered daily, except Christmas Day. Join rangers for trips in the cave and on the surface, ranging from 1 1/4 hours to 6 1/2 hours. Designed with all visitors in mind, you'll find activities suiting a wide variety of needs and interests including cave trips, nature walks, campfire programs and slide presentations. Most tours are designed for a mixed audience. Some are easy, others are strenuous, several are designed exclusively for children, and one is designed for people seeking a wild cave adventure off the beaten path. All tours begin and end at the Visitor Center. Children under six are admitted free.

Nolin Lake
2998 Briar Creek Road, Mammoth Cave
800-624-8687
In the scenic hills of Edmonson, Grayson and Hart counties, you'll find 5,800 acres of crystal clear water. Facilities on the lake include wave runners, ski, pontoon and fishing boat rentals. Cottages, bed and breakfasts, a state park, as well as camping and picnic sites are available near the lake. The natural habitat of the lake is perfect for game fish. In-season catches include smallmouth and largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill, walleye and catfish. From I-65 travelers can reach Nolin Lake through several routes.

Lake Malone
331 State Route Road 8001, Dunmore - 270-657-2111
The 788-acre lake is enclosed by dramatic 50-foot sandstone bluffs rising above the water's edge and surrounded by hardwood forests. Discover the beautiful landscape of Lake Malone State Park on the 1.5-mile Laurel Trail or the .25-mile Wildflower Trail. These easy-rated hiking trails provide picturesque views of many rock walls, once used as shelters by Native Americans. Mountain laurel, holly, dogwood and wildflowers provide a rich tapestry of native flora. Natural wonders abound in this secluded wilderness! Thick with tall pines and magnificent cliffs, this waterway has many scenic and historical views such as a natural rock bridge and a cave reputed to have sheltered the Jesse James gang. Boat rentals, dock and facilities, swimming area and accommodations are available on and around the lake. It is a great lake for fishing, offering bass, bluegill, rockfish, crappie and catfish.

Dale Hollow Lake
270-433-7431 (Dale Hollow State Resort Park)
Dale Hollow Lake covers 4,300 acres and is considered one of the nation's best lakes for smallmouth bass. There are also rainbow trout and occasional muskie and walleye catches. Dale Hollow Lake can be reached via I-65 to Louie B. Nunn Parkway, KY 90 to KY 163 through Tompkinsville.