Over 70 Corvettes showcased in periodic settings. See mint classics, prototypes, rare finds and… More
Daylight disappears from view as you board the boat on the river that Ripley's Believe It of Not… More
The perfect place to enjoy nature's beauty any time of the year! More
The Danchuk Tri-Five Nationals celebrates the iconic 1955, '56 and '57 Chevrolet each year in… More
Ride the most twisted wooden roller coaster in the region at Beech Bend Amusement Park & Splash… More
Watch racing on one of America's oldest, continually operating drag strips at this nationally… More
In the heart of town is Fountain Square Park, host to many community events. More
Planes and trains... Cars and guitars... Caves and waves... Rails and trails... Thrills and chills... Charm and farms... We could keep going for days, and that's just what it would take to see and do everything in the Bowling Green area. As the Home of the Corvette, we sure love our fast cars, but the city offers so much more that we think you will be surprised by how much is happening here.
The icing on the Duncan Hines cake is that we're geared for couples, families, and groups with this many options. So come on, rev up the whole crew or recharge just two in Kentucky's third-largest city...
a Classic American Destination!
America's Sports Car, the Corvette, has been made exclusively in Bowling Green since 1981, but there have been seven generations since 1953.
Each generation differs from the other in either subtle or very significant ways, just like our visitors!
Use the generations as your guide as you explore Bowling Green and Warren County,
because vacation gear in south central Kentucky is full-throttle fun!
Select your style for a suggested itinerary below...
Did you know that Jan. 29 is National Plan For Vacation Day ? More than 705 million vacation days went unused in 2018, according to the U.S. Travel Association , and that organization found that people More
Once a hidden treasure, the Baker Arboretum's breathtaking views are open to visitors! The Baker...
