Kentucky photo contest winner will receive a two-night cottage stay, a Canon camera, and a $100 Kentucky State Parks gift card. Associated Press. Published August 17, 2022 12:44pm EDT.

Gov. Andy Beshear announced Tuesday a $15.6 million investment to ensure a reliable electric grid at Kentucky state parks, ...

Kentucky State Parks are celebrating 100 years in communities in 2024. Governor Beshear visited parks across the state, including the Woodland Center at Natural Bridge State Park in Powell County.

While everyone continues the safety protocol of social distancing, the 45 Kentucky State Parks offer plenty of room to spread out. The parks span over 48,000 acres and offer 300 miles of hiking ...

Governor Andy Beshear talked about state parks help in Kentucky tourism. “Our state parks have provided unforgettable experiences for families for 100 years, from hiking the scenic hills of Appalachia ...

Kentucky now has 44 state parks. In 2023, tourism at those parks created $53 million in economic impact for the state, ranking Kentucky's park system 3rd in the U.S. in annual revenue.

If it weren’t for the Kentucky State Parks system I wouldn’t be alive today. Now that’s an odd thing to say, I recognize, yet it’s true. My parents met in the 1970s when they both worked ...

The Kentucky Grid Resilience Grant Program is funded through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). According to ...

CORBIN, Ky. (LEX 18) — It's been called the "Niagara of the South," and next week, the Kentucky State Parks will celebrate Cumberland Falls, the second-largest waterfall east of the Mississippi ...

Gov. Andy Beshear announced new guidelines for in-state tourism at a news conference on Friday.Kentucky State Parks will be reopening June 1.Beshear said it is important for tourism to reopen to ...

Five Kentucky State Park resorts will receive a total of $3.13 million in safety and aesthetic improvements over the next two years, state officials have announced.

If it weren’t for the Kentucky State Parks system I wouldn’t be alive today. Now that’s an odd thing to say, I recognize, yet it’s true. My parents met in the 1970s when they both worked ...