Campbellsville is a rural city in central Kentucky founded in 1817 by Andrew Campbell. Campbellsville is known for its university Campbellsville University, regional healthcare system Taylor Regional Hospital, historic Downtown Campbellsville, and its proximity to Green River Lake State Park. Campbellsville is the county seat of Taylor County, Kentucky, whose geographic boundary is shaped like a heart. Campbellsville celebrated its bicentennial on July 4, 2017.
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4.5 based on 34 reviews
Enjoy sand between your toes and the gentle waves of Green River Lake at the sandy campground beach. This 229-site campground offers a grocery, dump station, and three central service buildings with showers, rest rooms, and laundry facilities. The parks also offers 28 miles of multi-use trails for hiking, mountain biking and horse back riding, volleyball, 18-hole miniature golf. Pets welcome!
Very peaceful lake with marinas, picnic areas, fishing and a playground. Would love to have kayaked here.
5 based on 19 reviews
Awaken Boutique is a locally owned and operated women's clothing boutique located in the heart of Campbellsville, KY's historical district. We offer an affordable, one-of-a-kind shopping experience by featuring the latest trends in the world of must-have fashion. We also carry a large selection of custom jewelry, artwork, and clothing items that are hand-made locally!
Awaken is about more than shopping. The entire experience is amazing, from the eclectic/vintage steam punk decor to the owner recommending clothing for you...I love every aspect. They also carry many locally made lines, including jewelry, hair bows, paintings and screen printed shirts. Such a great addition to Campbellsville!
5 based on 14 reviews
The Green Room is a remarkable salon and day spa in the heart of Downtown Campbellsville in a 120 year old historic building. The Day Spa rejuvenates your body and renews your soul.
My wife and I have had several couples massages and they have all been wonderful. Soothing sounds and aromas fill the room and your body turns to putty at the hands of the skilled masseuse. Can't wait to go back again.
5 based on 10 reviews
The Visitor Center is located near the dam at the Corps office. Brochures and area information are available at the Visitor Center, as well as an interactive exhibit area where the public can view and learn about the local wildlife and water safety. An overlook area where people can get a great view and take photos of the lake and dam is also found near the Visitor Center. The Atkinson-Griffin Civil War Log Cabin is also located here; free tours of the cabin can be taken daily.
Most people have never heard of Campbellsville, Ky. I am fortunate enough to have lived there for most of my life. I have been in and around the Green River Lake State Park for years, but my family has a nice Father's Day picnic there each year. It really is a beautiful, relaxing place. Be sure and get out on the lake if you can, you get such a new perspective from the water.
4.5 based on 10 reviews
This is a 3 mile driving tour of Tebbs Bend Battlefield. Maps are available at tourism office in Campbellsville or at Green River Lake Park visitor center. The first stop is on Tebbs Bend Rd, there are 13 stops that are marked with interpretive signs. The road is paved, narrow and goes through beautiful farmland past currently occupied homes. The Green River Bridge is picturesque. The battle took place on July 4,1863 and was between members of the 25th Michigan Volunteer Infantry under Col. Orlando Moore and Confederate Calvary troops under Gen. John Morgan. Be sure to stop at the Confederate Cemetary (stop 11) and visit the Atkinson-Griffin house museum which was used as a Confederate hospital. The house is actually located in Green River Lake park where it was relocated in 1979. You can get a key to the house at the Green River Lake visitor center and walk to the house. We enjoyed this historic drive.
5 based on 8 reviews
The 1840 Atkinson-Griffin Log House served as a Confederate hospital after the Battle of Tebbs Bend in 1863. Visitors can view photographs and Civil War memorabilia. The blood stains of soldiers still remain in the floor of an upstairs bedroom. The Atkinson-Griffin House can be viewed at the US Army Corp of Engineers Visitors Center at Green River Lake.
The cabin is a great Civil War story in Central Kentucky. The drive to get to the cabin is fun to see as well. There are blood stains on the floor upstairs from the battle.
5 based on 5 reviews
The Green River Stables is a wonderful venue for a wedding! My great niece was married here Sept 10 2016. The event was planned for outside but weather moved us indoors. The room used for the ceremony is a rustic room , the decor suits that theme with wood tables some that looked antique. The owners are super nice and helped in every way possible. They even provided a RV for our bride to get ready in. The Stables are close to Green River State Park , a beautiful area for weddings or for a quiet family stay. If you are looking for a outdoor wedding site with a close reception area, this is your spot. If I could give more than 5 stars I would, they deserve it.
4.5 based on 7 reviews
You could spend a fortune in this store. All kinds of household items, seasonal items, flowers, pictures, kitchen stuff, baby stuff, jewelry, purses. Great store this should be a must.
4 based on 7 reviews
Peddlers Mall stores are located throughout Kentucky, and well known within the Antique & Collectible community. In 2013 we expanded to Ohio opening our first store in Lebanon, a northern suburb of Cincinnati. Peddlers Mall will open additional stores as we expand our footprint throughout the Ohio region in 2014-2015.
Not impressed with this mass of mostly junk. Like antiques but most of this stuff should have gone in the trash. Thought there might be a jem somewhere but certainly didn't find it here. Not sure it was even worth the time it took to...MoreHello Ginger, We apologize for your negative shopping experience at our Campbellsville location. Vendors bring in new items every day so hopefully you will try shopping with us again and find new items you enjoy. We appreciate any and all feedback.
5 based on 2 reviews
Clay Hill Memorial Forest is a regional center for environmental education. There are over 5 miles of interpretive trails and an amazing array of displays: an alternative energy building, a center for sight-impaired children, a "living wall", a waste-water purification wetland circuit, a slave cabin & cemetery, a pond observation deck & boardwalk.
I was born in Campbellsville and lived close to the Clay HImm mansion and forest area for many years. One of my son's high school prom gatherings was even held at the Clay Hill Mansion. I was visiting Campbellsville a couple of months ago, and took in some sights. This place is so gorgeous. The grounds are beautiful and the mansion is so stately. A must see if you're in the area.
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