Parks in Somerset, Kentucky

One of Kentuckys largest sandstone arches, plus attractive streams and woodlands. Natural Arch is either 50 feet (in height) by 90 feet (in length) or 60 by 100, depending on what publication you c... More on Trails

Very senic, several rock overhangs, lots of streams. Trail is marked ok, b More on Trails

Category: Amusement Places Bingo Dome II is a premier supplier of amusement in Kentucky. Visit us at our location in ... More on localamusementparks.com

Category: Amusement Places Fun Tunnel is a top source of entertainment in Kentucky. Visit us at our location in Somerset ... More on localamusementparks.com

Category: Amusement Places Bingo Dome I is a great provider of family fun in Kentucky. Visit us at our location in ... More on localamusementparks.com

Something for everyone is this great outdoor waterpark! 20,000 square-foot wave pool, water fun zone with huge tipping bucket, ... More on familydaysoutusa

Create memories and traditions with some down home fun on the farm. Visit a 1900 Vintage Homeplace, feed the animals and enjoy the nature trails. Bear Wallow also offers a four-acre corn maze ... More on Lakecumberlandtourism.com

Create memories and traditions with some down home fun on the farm. Visit a 1900 Vintage Homeplace, feed the animals and enjoy the nature trails. Bear Wallow also offers a four-acre corn ... More on Lakecumberlandtourism.com

Somersport Park features an outdoor playground and picnic shelters, plus baseball and soccer fields. More on Lakecumberlandtourism.com

Somersport Park features an outdoor playground and picnic shelters, plus baseball and soccer fields. More on Lakecumberlandtourism.com

This 175-year old house is located across the lake from Mill Springs Battlefield and Cemetery. In the past, it has served as a home, headquarters and hospital before and after the Civil War Battle... More on Lakecumberlandtourism.com

This 175-year old house is located across the lake from Mill Springs Battlefield and Cemetery. In the past, it has served as a home, headquarters and hospital before and after the Civil War Battle ... More on Lakecumberlandtourism.com