For the latest information about Kentucky State Parks and COVID-19.
The unprecedented impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) has led to some changes for Kentucky State Parks. The health and safety of our guests and staff is important to us and we have made some adjustments in our park operations and schedules.
As of March 19, 2020, here’s what’s open and what has changed:
- Food services will be limited to carry out at most parks. No seating will be available in the dining rooms at the parks 17 restaurants. Lounges and bars are closed. The restaurant at Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park is closed.
- Group events are cancelled through April 30.
- Park events scheduled through April 30 have been cancelled or postponed. Patrons should check with individual parks to find out about park services and hours.
- Historic homes and museums are open based on normal operating winter and spring hours. Park grounds are open for hiking, picnicking and exploring.
- All 17 lodges and cottages remain open. Housekeeping services will be limited during this time as a precaution for guests and employees.
- All state park campgrounds, golf courses, marinas and hiking trails remain open to the public.
- Some boat ramps operated by the U.S. Corps of Engineers may be closed. Please check by visiting corps websites.
We’ll keep you posted on other changes through this webpage. If you’re planning to visit a Kentucky State Park, we suggest you call in advance to check on hours and what’s open.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and look forward to you visiting a Kentucky State Park. For more about the coronavirus in Kentucky, visit www.KYCovid19.ky.gov
