- phone-alt 859-654-6100
cozy B&E for a night away
cozy B&E for a night away
Lodging
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Kincaid Lake State Park
- phone-alt 859-654-3531
- globe parks.ky.gov
Top Five Things to Do
- Go fishing in the lake or explore the water by kayak
- Participate in recreational sport activities
- Enjoy a round or two of golf
- Take a walk along a hiking trail
- Stay overnight and enjoy camping under the stars
Top Five Things to Do
- Go fishing in the lake or explore the water by kayak
- Participate in recreational sport activities
- Enjoy a round or two of golf
- Take a walk along a hiking trail
- Stay overnight and enjoy camping under the stars
Licking River Campground & Pay Lake
- phone-alt 859-991-1860
Overnight availability with onsite pay lake
Overnight availability with onsite pay lake
Punkyville
- phone-alt 859-654-3046
Unique old time town in modern times
Unique old time town in modern times
Thaxton’s Paddler’s Inn
- phone-alt 859-472-2000
- globe www.paddlersinn.com
We are located on the northwest side of the US 27 bridge on the banks of the Licking River, only an hour north of Lexington and just a half-hour South of Cincinnati. The Licking River is recognized by the Kentucky Division of Water as an outstanding water resource. Here you will find over 100 species of fish and over fifty species of mussels. Mussels serve to filter bacteria from the water and are protected on this pristine waterway that flows North. Our cedar cabins nestled above the river offer a perfect romantic getaway or family holiday. During the season,. April through November, there is no charge for canoeing and kayaking to our cabin guests who paddle out from the Inn and return to the Inn. A great family fun canoe and kayak opportunity in Northern Kentucky. We are closed December through March but keep two cabins open to serve the local community.Call 9am-7pm for Reservation or Info
We are located on the northwest side of the US 27 bridge on the banks of the Licking River, only an hour north of Lexington and just a half-hour South of Cincinnati. The Licking River is recognized by the Kentucky Division of Water as an outstanding water resource. Here you will find over 100 species of fish and over fifty species of mussels. Mussels serve to filter bacteria from the water and are protected on this pristine waterway that flows North. Our cedar cabins nestled above the river offer a perfect romantic getaway or family holiday. During the season,. April through November, there is no charge for canoeing and kayaking to our cabin guests who paddle out from the Inn and return to the Inn. A great family fun canoe and kayak opportunity in Northern Kentucky. We are closed December through March but keep two cabins open to serve the local community.Call 9am-7pm for Reservation or Info