Bullitt County, Kentucky

Nature's Playground: Start the day with a visit to Bernheim Forest and Arboretum. Bernheim’s arboretum is a nationally accredited Level IV arboretum through ArbNet and internationally accredited through Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI.) Explore their various gardens including the Edible Garden, Big Prairie, Quiet Garden, and the Visitor Center Rain Garden. Take a leisurely stroll along the trails. Delight in the serene beauty of nature and lush landscapes throughout this scenic arboretum. Hike through the rugged trails of Bernheim Forest and Arboretum where towering trees and tranquil lakes await.

Enjoy lunch at Isaac’s Café, located in the Bernheim Forest Visitor Center, where the menu is created with ingredients from their edible garden and locally sourced ingredients, or pack a picnic and enjoy a leisurely lunch during your time at Bernheim. Either choice makes the perfect lunch option for an eventful outing.

Agritourism: Immerse yourself in the heart of Bullitt County’s agriculture as you pick from a variety of newly harvested produce, fresh baked goods, jams and jellies, sweet and savory homemade treats, honey straight from the local hives, and more. Enjoy the beautiful bounty of flowers produced from the gardens and greenhouses of local farmers right here in Bullitt County. Bullitt County's agritourism offers a treat for everyone. Local farmers markets open the first Saturday in June. Some farms allow visitors on-site at different times throughout the year. Be sure to check each destination before visiting. A convenient list of local farms/homesteads is shown on our website: www.travelbullitt.org/agritourism/.

Stay and Play: Check in to one of Bullitt County’s 16 convenient and affordable hotels with a wide range of accommodations to suit every traveler's needs. Whether you prefer cozy home rentals, convenient hotels, or rustic cabins, you'll find the perfect place to rest. Be sure to check out the Shepherdsville-Bullitt County Tourism website www.travelbullitt.org/lodging-in-bullitt-county-ky/ to find the lodging that meets your specific needs.

Don't forget to savor the tasty delights of Southern comfort food at quaint eateries and charming cafes scattered throughout the county, some of which include, The Fish House Bar & Grill, Cattleman’s Roadhouse, and Cluckers.

Wake up to a refreshing continental breakfast at your hotel. Not a morning person? Enjoy a nice brunch instead at one of the local Bullitt County restaurants.

Discover History Come to Life: Head to the Bullitt County History Museum (free) and immerse yourself in Bullitt County's fascinating history and heritage. Explore exhibits showcasing artifacts, photographs, and documents that highlight Bullitt County's past. Uncover the stories of bravery and sacrifice that shaped the region's history. Step back in time with the exhibits and artifacts that offer a small glimpse into the area's rich cultural tapestry.

Taste the Flavors of Kentucky: Choose from any of the locations on Bullitt County’s very own Wine, Whiskey & Ale Trail.

Four award-winning wineries: Forest Edge Winery, Wight-Meyer Winery, Brooks Hill Winery, and MillaNova Winery.

Two distilleries: Four Roses Warehouse and Bottling and James B. Beam Distilling Co. Savor a delicious lunch at The Kitchen Table on the James B. Beam Distilling Co campus.

Lastly, be sure to visit Bullitt County’s very first brewery: Gallant Fox Brewing Co. in Mt. Washington, KY. Enjoy craft beer and delicious bites that pair perfectly with their brews! Who doesn’t love elevated pub grub for dinner?

Festivals and Fun for All: Be sure to check out the Shepherdsville-Bullitt County Tourist and Convention Commission events section of the website www.travelbullitt.org/calendar-of-events/ to see what events interest you.

Return to your home away from home to rejuvenate after a day of exploration. Prepare for check out tomorrow morning.