Hiking is wonderful in and of itself, but having a scenic waterfall to admire–or even play in—adds another element of natural bliss. Here are 10 waterfalls around the country to explore on foot and enjoy up close and personal.  1. Havasu Falls, AZ How to get there: Located in the northeast corner of Arizona, Havasu [...]

Diamond Caverns survived the great “cave wars” and is still thriving today.  Diamond Caverns is an interesting tourist attraction, in part because of how long they’ve been operating. In fact, they’re twice as old as Mammoth Caves National Park, and as a result have a rich detailed history that unfolds as you take the tour. [...]

When The Beverly Hillbillies left their humble home and left for California they were filthy rich. They sold their oil soaked property for $25 million, according to the inaugural episode, which originally aired in 1962. The $25 million sale price of the Clampett’s property looks more like $200 million in today’s dollars, let’s be real, $200 million [...]

Camping Falls Campground in Kentucky Camp Kentucky: I’m talking with Bob today. He’s the Manager at Falls Campground in Kentucky. How’s it going today, Bob? Bob: Pretty good, thank you. Camp Kentucky: So, maybe let’s start out with just a little bit of history about Falls Campground. Bob: Okay. Well, this is our 19th year [...]

If you’re interested in a family getaway in the heart of the Bluegrass music capital of the world – look no further than the Renfro Valley KOA. We spoke with Gene Roland from the campgrounds, and he filled us in on things to do in the area, what exactly a “jumping pillow” is, and where [...]

Although the Oak Creek Campground has been around since the late 1960’s, this Kentucky family campground boasts activities that will make even the most snooty teenager happy. We spoke with Bobby McDonald, and he filled us in on where to stay, what to do – and even which museums to venture out to. Listen to [...]

With so many things to see in the Cumpberland Gap National Historic Park, nestle in at the Wilderness Road Campground in Cumberland Gap and spend your days sightseeing, hiking and a visit to the parks Visitor Center. Camp Kentucky spoke with Carol who gave us some insights on the Wilderness Road Campground, how she’d likes [...]

If you are feeling adventurous on your next trip to Cumberland Gap National Historic Park stay in one of the 5 backcountry camping sites. Camp Kentucky caught up with Carol who gave us some insights on what do do while at the park, the great day trips and what campground to stay in while backcountry [...]

If you’re looking for a great campground near Paducah, Kentucky – look no further than the folks at Fern Lake Campground. They’ve hosted campers who are both looking for a quick getaway – to groups traveling to the quilt show and Garden of The Gods. We had a chance to speak with Deanna from Fern [...]

There’s definitely no shortage of things to do at the Carter Caves. From camping to exploring to an annual music festival – this Kentucky State Park has it all! We spoke with Chris Perry, who’s the Park Manager at Carter Caves. He filled us is on where to stay, what to do – and when [...]