Location: Liberty
Top Things to do in Liberty
- 1. The Great American Dollhouse Museum
- 2. Maker's Mark
- 3. Limestone Branch Distillery
- 4. Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery
- 5. Perryville Battlefield State Historic Site
- 6. Mill Springs Mill
- 7. Green River Lake State Park
- 8. Mill Springs Battlefield & Museum
- 9. Kentucky Soaps and Such
- 10. Cave Hill Vineyard
The 10 Best Things to Do in Liberty, United States
Liberty is a home rule-class city in Casey County, Kentucky, in the United States. It is the seat of its county. Its population was 2,168 at the 2010 U.S. census.
Restaurants in Liberty
1. The Great American Dollhouse Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew P - Germantown, United States
A Dollhouse Museum that is an amazing way to share social history. Study fashion, design, people, historic events from the 18th C. to the present, all in miniature with incredible life-like detail. Really enjoyed the settings that told us about Kentucky's history (Shakertown, underground railroad and the tobacco industry).
2. Maker's Mark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Watch a sour mash ferment in giant cypresswood vats on its way to becoming that heavenly Kentucky bourbon at this distillery.
Reviewed By CCSconsin - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
This is a beautiful campus WAY out in nowhere Kentucky. You really get the historic, non-corporate vibe at this distillery (even though their production is quite corporate).
We’re from Wisconsin, so alcohol isn’t a taboo thing like other states. I brought my 10 year old girls along and they appreciated the process and science behind Maker’s Mark. I figure there are chemical engineers, microbiologists, artists, marketers, accountants, etc on staff. It’s good to show them all the different jobs out there.
I highly recommend the tour.
3. Limestone Branch Distillery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 173 reviews
We are an family owned artisan Distillery located in the heart of bourbon country. Just a short drive from Bardstown or Loretta, Kentucky. We are now the Home of YELLOWSTONE Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey! Watch for our release Fall of 2015! Come see authentic Kentucky moonshine being fermented in small barrels distilled in old style pot still. We have 10 different flavored moonshines Our Bourbon will coming out in Fall of 2015
Reviewed By Cassie4d4 - Doylestown, Ohio
Very glad we stopped here on our vacation. The tour/tastings were free. Our tour guide (Tom) was very entertaining, informative, and kind. He gave lots of history about the distillery and family, you would not receive at any other distillery in the area. Definitely worth the stop, and one of the better distilleries in the area in my opinion.
4. Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By kygirl84 - London
I took my granddaughter here. She enjoyed feeding the fish that ranged from minnow size to release size. We also enjoyed the informational museum. Some wild animals on display, like the skunk. Small gift shop inside as well. Free informational guides inside of museum on various different wildlife. It was a good place to visit.
5. Perryville Battlefield State Historic Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 100 reviews
Historic park that commemorates the scene of one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War.
Reviewed By Susan M - Dayton, Ohio
We visited here and found both the monuments and museum interesting. The docent was friendly and informative. The movie about the battle was a little long. The museum had some intersting interactive exhibits, note the attached photos. This place is so peaceful it is hard to imagine the bloody battle that took place here.
6. Mill Springs Mill
Overall Ratings
5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By tgr1977 - Vermilion, Ohio
This park has had renovation's since my last visit. It has a beautiful stone walkway. The falls are gorgeous. The lake is a scenic view from the mill. The walking is very steep for anyone with walking difficulty. Enjoy your day here.
7. Green River Lake State Park
Overall Ratings
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!
Reviewed By mermaid82001 - Templeton, California
Very peaceful lake with marinas, picnic areas, fishing and a playground. Would love to have kayaked here.
8. Mill Springs Battlefield & Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Paul S - Marion
The Museum is on the north side of the road adjoining the National Cemetery, but you can see only a very small portion of the actual battlefield through one window. View the artifacts and exhibits, then take the drive around the battlefield sites to truly understand what happened here so many years ago. The confederates snatched defeat from the jaws of victory as they left a strongly fortified position to attack newly reinforced Union troops. Any chance they had was lost when the commanding officer General Zollicoffer rode into Union troops by mistake and was killed. This may be a minor site in the NPS system but the guy on duty was the most knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful I have ever encountered at any NPS site.
9. Kentucky Soaps and Such
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By jgbtravels - Louisville, KY
Who would think that a cute shop with local made soaps would thrive in this community. Granted, I am happy to see businesses making a success in small towns such as this. Too many times I have seen vacant storefronts in towns this size-very encouraging. They also have pottery, glassworks, jewelry, and books. I made a few purchases while here. It's in a cool, old building in downtown Stanford across from the Bluebird Cafe-a busy place. Although I ate somewhere else I must try the Bluebird on a return visit.
10. Cave Hill Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Cave Hill Vineyard & Winery was established in 2005 when we planted our first vine! Our Vineyard provides you with a backdrop of Country Elegance for your wedding or event. Our 3200 sq ft Pavilion provides you with a blank slate. You can decorate it anyway you like, from soft and elegant to burlap and rustic! We are located in the South Central Region of the Kentucky Wine Trail in Eubank, Pulaski County. We are Kentucky Proud producers of Norton, Chambourcin, Cayuga White, Traminette and Chardonel.We are unable to sell from our premises at this time, but look for our wine in the stores and order online thru our website. We offer tours by appointment. Please call and schedule yours today.
Reviewed By Sandy E
We have had the pleasure of working with Bill and Debbie for several events. They are wonderful owners who take pride in their property, business and wine making. They are hands on at every function, making sure everything is perfect for the customers and even the vendors. The grounds of the vineyard are stunning. The Pavillion is so unique to Kentucky, it transports you to another region and we love the addition of the Bridal house.
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