Pet Friendly Attractions in Kentucky
Kentucky has pet friendly attractions that you can experience with your four-legged kids! Since life’s journey is best shared with a pet, don’t leave them behind when taking in the attractions in KY. We’ve dug up pet friendly attractions in Kentucky that are sure pet-pleasers!
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Harrodsburg, Kentucky
Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill commemorates a quiet Kentucky Shaker community, and shows how the Shakers have shaped American history. Enjoy exhibits, costumed docents, authentic musical performances, and craftsmen showing off their skills. There ar...
Bowling Green, Kentucky
The Civil War Discovery Trail is a driving tour that commemorates the area's significant role in the Civil War. There are 15 points of interest on the tour. Each one allows leashed and well-behaved pets, on site grounds, but not in buildings.
Springfield, Kentucky
Lincoln Homestead State Park is a fascinating place to visit, whether you're a history buff, or just curious about the famed president's life and ancestry. The site features his mother's original home and reproductions of the home where his father gr...
Louisville, Kentucky
The Old Louisville Walking Tour spans 1200 acres, and features five different walking and driving tours. Enjoy any or all of the tours with your best canine bud -- just be aware that he won't be allowed in any buildings, and, for everyone's comfort a...
Louisville, Kentucky
At The Farnsley-Moremen Landing, visitors have the opportunity to explore life on a 19th-century riverside farm. There are a wealth of fun activities and events to enjoy, as well as beautifully landscaped gardens to explore. Bring your best furry fri...
Campbellsville, Kentucky
Green River Lake State Park is the perfect place for adventurers, nature lovers, and wildlife watchers alike. There are over 28 miles of trails, which range widely in difficulty. Keep your eyes peeled for deer, rabbits, and other fun furry creatures....
Frankfort, Kentucky
The State Capitol is a must-see for residents, and for anyone interested in Kentucky's history. While your pooch cannot join you on the tours or in the actual capitol building, the beautifully landscaped grounds and gardens offer plenty to keep him e...
Mount Vernon, Kentucky
Bittersweet Cabin Museum is a wonderfully preserved Appalachian village that takes visitors on a nostalgic self-guided journey through a bygone era. Pets are invited to come along on the journey, however, they are not allowed in any buildings, and th...
Cadiz, Kentucky
The Elk and Bison Prairie offers a peek into the great midwestern prairies of the past. This ecological restoration effort as restored a significant number of native plants and wildlife to the area. Human and canine visitors can come and view the pra...
Barbourville, Kentucky
The Dr. Thomas Walker State Historic Site commemorates Dr. Walker, who was the first to explore and survey the area. It is also dedicated to Kentucky's first pioneers, whose brave spirit helped shape the state's history. The site is fun for the whole...