These 10 Charming Farms In Kentucky Will Make You Love The Country

Kentucky is famous for its beauty, bourbon, and horse racing. You can experience all three by simply taking one of many available tours, or by visiting some of the renowned locations. There are a lot of amazing farms scattered across the Bluegrass that make for a wonderful vacation or weekend get away.

Here are 10 of the most beautiful farms in Kentucky:

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This Campbellsville farm offers fun for the whole family. They do birthday parties, private rides, youth groups, and camping.

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Stay in an elegant 1870s Petersburg farmhouse and walk around the 20 acres of beautiful Bluegrass land.

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Branham Farms

This Scottsville farm and arena offers over 100 stalls and 28 RV hookups for those looking to watch the rodeo, or work on their own riding skills.

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Mammoth Cave provides guided horse tours and primitive camping for those looking to get back to nature. This is one of the most unique ways to experience the area.

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Georgetown is home to a living horse racing museum where retired thoroughbreds come to rest and live out their days. A truly unique experience.

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This family owned Corydon equestrian farm is renowned for their love horses, and their work with them.

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Harrodsburg is home to over 1000 acres of beautiful Kentucky grasslands where people can take a long ride on a sunny day.

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A Lexington guide will chauffer you to the most renowned horse farms in the area, which ensures you will see all on their list.

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A Georgian Colonel Revival Mix from the Civil War in Lancaster is now a thriving horse farm, welcoming guests to the country life.

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Shelbyville is known as the American Saddle Horse Capital.

Of course this is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to beautiful farms in Kentucky. We have lush grasslands, rolling hills, and future Kentucky Derby winners all across the state. If you ever get a chance to visit some of the working farms across the Bluegrass, take the time to do so. If you know of any other farms worth visiting, please tell us in the comments below!