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Old Silo Golf Club
Apr 21, 2008 by Rick from St. Louis, MO
Overall Rating: 8

• Tough, but fun layout. Very well maintained.
• The sand traps were maintained and fair, but there were too many.

“Excellent golf course. Graham Marsh took average rolling land and made a fun, but very challenging course. The green fees are reasonable and the staff is friendly and helpful..”

Kentucky Action Park
Apr 8, 2008 by Jeff from Allendale
Overall Rating: 9

• Fantastic value! Very clean! Staff was just super! Family run and it shows.
• No outlet in the loft.

“My family and I stayed in the cabins at the Kentucky Action Park for three nights. They were fantastic! As soon as we got there, my fears went away. The cabins are very clean and have all the amenities of home. There was even a nice porch area that overlooked a picnic table, fire pit, and charcoal grill. Sadly, due to the weather, we were unable to use those. The cabins even offer a small amount of privacy by having a loft area where you can put the kids. If you're uncomfortable with putting your kids up there, there is also a set of bunk beds and a futon for them to sleep on. As for the Action Park, we loved it! The staff was just great. We did the trampoline, chair lift, bumper cars, go karts, rock wall, and horseback riding (David was an awesome guide!) They even have their own cave you can go through. All in all, we had a great time and can't wait to go back.”

Artemisia
Apr 3, 2008 by Doris from Ashland
Overall Rating: 10

• Atmosphere and great food and great staff.
• Nothing.

“The food is so good. I had the scallops. Unbelievable!”

Alice Lloyd College
Apr 2, 2008 by marj from Smiths Grove, KY
Overall Rating: 10

• Both staff and students very friendly and lighthearted.
• I had to leave at the end of the week.

“I visited the campus and spent 5 nights in a guest house. I was attending a writer's conference in Hind man, a few miles away, but the first morning, I awoke to such peace and a feeing of belonging that I did not want to leave the campus and go to my classes. The creek splits the campus in half. Breathtaking mountains protect and surround. Buildings were constructed to blend as a part of the mountains, stone and wood. I wish I had discovered Alice Lloyd College many years ago; I would have been a student without a doubt.”

Diamond Lake Resort Inc
Mar 11, 2008 by Marlene from Pleasant Ridge KY
Overall Rating: 10

• Like the place so well, have become a full-timer there.
• Wish summer never ended.

“A must visit camping resort. Owners and staff are both helpful and friendly. An easy place to develop new and lasting friendships. Has become a second home and family. My husband and I love it there.”