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No matter what brings you to Somerset… 

Isn’t it nice to know that the medical care available to you here is 

comparable to that found in larger cities? Lake Cumberland Regional 

Hospital is a major medical referral center for the Lake Cumberland 

Region, providing high quality, technologically advanced healthcare. 

We’re leading the way to better healthcare by providing the level of 

care for our patients that we would want for our own families. 

Photo by Dennis Bolton “Great Blue Heron on Lake Cumberland” 

Featuring Physician 

Specialties in: 

Allergy & Immunology 

Anesthesiology 

Bariatric Weight Loss Surgery 

Cardiothoracic Surgery 

Cardiology 

-electrophysiology 

-interventional 

Critical Care 

Dentistry 

Emergency Medicine 

Family Practice 

Gastroenterology 

General Surgery 

Hematology/Oncology 

Hospitalist 

Infectious Disease 

Internal Medicine 

Nephrology 

Neurology 

Neurosurgery 

Obstetrics & Gynecology 

Ophthalmology 

Oral and Maxillofacial 

Surgery 

Orthopedic Surgery 

Otolaryngology 

Pathology 

Pain Management 

Pediatrics 

Physical Med Rehabilitation 

Podiatric Orthopedics 

Psychiatry 

Pulmonology 

Radiation Oncology 

Radiology 

Rhumatology 

Urology 

Lake Cumberland Regional 

Hospital offers complete cardiac care 

— including open-heart surgery, interventional 

cardiology and electrophysiology — as well as stroke care 

and a neuroscience institute that is rated among the best in the 

nation. The hospital contains a complete clinical laboratory, 24-hour ER, intensive 

care units, surgical services (including orthopedic, urological, and bariatric), as well 

as diagnostic imaging — featuring MRI, PET, 64-slice CT and digital mammography. 

Other specialty services include women’s and children’s services, a Level II 

neonatal nursery, inpatient and outpatient cardiopulmonary services, behavioral 

health unit, geriatric unit, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation. 

Our stand-alone treatment facilities include The Imaging Center, The Sleep 

Disorders Center, Lake Cumberland Surgery Center, Lake Cumberland Wound Care 

Center, and Lake Cumberland Cancer Treatment 

Center (with IGRT and SRS). 

305 Langdon Street, Somerset, Kentucky • (606) 679-7441 • www.lakecumberlandhospital.com

Advertiser Directory / Table of Contents 

Featured 

2, 17, 26 … Chambers, Tourist 

Commissions & Visitor Centers 

3-13 … Marinas & Support Services 

5 … Marina Listing 

14 … Camping Information 

15-16 … Accommodations 

16 … Accommodations Listing 

18-19 … Festival & Events 

22-25 … Area Attractions 

26 … Restaurants/Dining 

27 … Shopping 

29-31 … Real Estate 

& Support Services 

31 … Real Estate & Support 

Services Listing 

32-36 … Day Trip to Casey County 

*Wireless internet available (Wi-Fi) 

Advertiser 

Page 

Access Realty 31 

Beaver Creek Resort & Marina c3 * 

Big South Fork Scenic Railway 22 

Bread of Life Café 33 

Burnside Marina 

c3 

Burnside Tourism 26 

Casey County Produce Auction 35 

Cave Springs Marina 6 * 

Conley Bottom Resort 5 * 

Davis & Associates 31 

Davis Marine Insurance 4 * 

EdgeWater on Lake Cumberland 29 

Finish Line Marine 11 

Fort Wahoo Cabin & Boat Rentals 15 * 

Friends of Wolf Creek 

National Fish Hatchery 22 

FunTime Houseboats 10 

Golden Rule – 

Wilson Real Estate & Auction 30 

Grider Hill Marina & Resort bc * 

Haney’s Appledale Farm 27 

Hillside Greenhouses & Nursery LLC 34 

Horse & Buggy Country Inn 

Bed & Breakfast 32 

Indian Hills Resort 

Alligator II Marina & KOA 3 

Jamestown Resort & Marina 4 * 

Key West Boat Storage, LLC 12 

Lake and Land Realty, Inc. 31 

Lake Cumberland Outdoors 

Pro Bass Shop 27 

Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital c4 * 

Lake Cumberland State Dock c2 * 

Lake Cumberland State Resort Park c6 * 

Lookout Marine Sales 13 

Manners Café & Soda Shop 26 

Marine Assist 11 

Mill Springs Battlefield 

Visitor Center & Museum 25 

Misty Mountain Sales 35 

Modern Systems, Inc. 11 

New York Life Insurance Company c5 

Sandy Acres Log Cabins 34 * 

Somerset Falls Family Park 14 

Somerset-Pulaski County 

Chamber of Commerce 17 * 

Somerset-Pulaski County Tourism 17 

SomerSplash Waterpark 24 

South Fork Furniture 36 

Springs Motel 16 * 

Sunny Valley Country Store & Bakery 36 

T.A.C.K. Marine Service & Storage 10 

TOUR SEKY 

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U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service - 

Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery 23 

Wayne County Hospital c5 * 

Wayne County Tourism 17 

Woods Creek Outfitters 32 

Woodson Bend Resort 16 * 

YourNewBoat.com 11 

Map 

20-21 … Lake Cumberland Map 

Stories of Interest 

6 … Cave Springs Marina 

7-9 … Spotlight on Marinas 

12 … U.S. Congressman 

Hal Rogers 

13 … Lake Cumberland Raft Up 

15 … Fort Wahoo Cabin 

& Boat Rentals 

23 … Wolf Creek National 

Fish Hatchery 

24 … SomerSplash Waterpark 

25 … Mill Springs Battlefield 

26 … Dining Favorites 

32 … Horse & Buggy Country Inn 

33 … Bread of Life Café 

37-38 … Annie’s Travels 

& Treasures 

Business Services 

28 … Newcomer Numbers 

39-40 … Business Directory 

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Chambers, Commissions, & Visitor Centers 

chambers of commerce, TOURIST 

COMISSIONS, & visitor centers around 

LAKE CUMBERLAND 

Lake Cumberland Tourist Information Center 

Toll Free: 877-864-8666 

www.GoToLakeCumberland.com 

Big South Fork Tourist Information Center 

Toll Free: 888-Go2-BSF0 (462-2730) 

www.Go2BSF.com 

TOUR SEKY 

Toll Free: 877-TOUR-SEKY 

Telephone: 606.677.6099 

www.tourseky.com 

Somerset-Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce 

Telephone: 606-679-7323 

www.spcchamber.com 

Somerset-Pulaski County Tourism 

Toll Free: 800-642-6287 

Telephone: 606-679-6394 

www.lakecumberlandtourism.com 

Wayne County Tourism 

Telephone: 606-348-4241 

www.heartoflakecumberland.com 

Burnside Tourism 

Telephone: 606-561-7117 

www.burnsidetourism.com 

Liberty-Casey County Chamber of Commerce 

Telephone: 606-787-6463 

www.libertykentucky.org 

Albany-Clinton County Chamber of Commerce 

Toll Free: 877-KYLAKES (595-2537) 

www.albanyclintonco.com 

Russell County Tourist Commission 

Telephone: 270-866-4333 

www.russellcountyky.com 

Monticello-Wayne County Chamber of Commerce 

Telephone: 606-348-3064 

www.monticellokychamber.com 

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Owner: Terry Burckhard 

Editor: Andrea V. Burckhard 

Production Manager: Rachel Sells 

Graphic Design & Photography: Janet L. Hopson 

Contributing Editors & Photographers: The State of 

Tennessee, Lake Cumberland State Dock, Burnside 

Tourism, Somernites Cruise, Wayne County Tourism, 

Terry Burckhard, Andrea Burckhard, Janice Neal, 

Rachel Sells, additional credits inside 

This publication is published annually by 

Dale Hollow Marketing Group, LLC 

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www.dalehollowmarketing.com 

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consent of Dale Hollow Marketing Group, LLC. 

Check out Annie’s Weekly Blog at 

www.GoToLakeCumberland.com 

some of “Annie’s” travels and treasures. 

Welcome to the Lake Cumberland Visitor Guide! 

Wow! Are you going to enjoy this inaugural issue! 

The Burckhard family has had a blast exploring the 

Lake Cumberland (LC) area and all of the fine marinas 

offering family fun and great fishing with LOTS OF 

WATER. Lake Cumberland is known for houseboating 

and all the great accommodations that are available 

around the area. In our marinas pages, we have been 

able to highlight each of the outstanding marinas on LC 

(see pages C2, C3, 3-9, BC). You will find additional 

accommodations listings on page 16 for more great 

places to stay. Throughout the guide, we have 

highlighted some awesome destinations to visit when 

you have the desire to go exploring or to experience 

Let’s talk a little about wonderful LC. First of all, contrary to much of the media hype, there is 

plenty of water. Yes, the water levels have been lowered to accommodate the Wolf Creek Dam 

repairs; however, it is a huge lake with over 1,200 miles of shoreline, 50,000 acres of water, 

and in most places, it is very deep with over 100 feet of depth not being uncommon at normal 

pool levels, and still over 60-90 feet deep even at the reduced lake levels! No problem for your 

cruisers, houseboats, or pontoon boats on LC! The marinas have all made provisions to make 

your summer vacation or weekend getaway enjoyable and pleasant. Most marinas offer a shuttle 

service from the parking lots with a water taxi service from the dock to your houseboat. How 

sweet is this? Southern Hospitality at its finest plus service with a smile! Thinking about coming 

down with your family for a family reunion or any other special occasion? Have we found the 

place for you! Fort Wahoo Cabin and Boat Rentals at LC is a wonderful, spacious place with new 

log cabins, a picnic shelter, and a playground area. They’re just a stone’s throw away from Cave 

Springs Marina. This is a great place to have several families rent the cabins or for a group of guys 

to come out during hunting or fishing season to kick back, relax, and do what guys do. 

Looking to shop, explore, and enjoy some laid back living? Take a drive to the South Fork 

Mennonite Community located just off of Hwy. 127. Enjoy the Casey County Produce Auction 

every Monday, Wednesday, or Friday to buy some of the region’s finest fresh produce. Take 

a stroll through Sunny Valley Country Store & Bakery and see the wide variety of bulk foods, 

amazing selection of oils, herbs, and about a dozen naturally flavored honeys. “Annie”/ I was in 

hog heaven browsing through this store. South Fork Furniture offers handcrafted Amish furniture 

built to last. They have everything from bedroom ensembles in hickory, oak, and pine to beautiful 

armoires, buffets, dining room collections, and one of my favorites - the beautiful wooden lazy 

Susans - a perfect gift for a bride-to-be, birthday present, or for houseboat or cabin living. There 

are plenty of events to keep you coming back for more throughout the year. 

Lake Cumberland loves water events and the quest to beat the World Record Raft-Up on LC will 

take place on August 14 th , where over 2,000 boats are expected to take part. Go to their official 

website, www.lakecumberlandraftup.com to sign up and participate in this monumental and fun 

event! The LC Poker Run is also a blast whether you want to participate or just be a spectator. It’s 

a site to see these grand boats blast off and race around the lake to get their winning hand. 

SomerSplash in Somerset offers the biggest water adventure park in the area and is a favorite for 

families and kids (no matter the age). Make sure to take a day and visit this exciting destination. 

While you are in downtown Somerset, come see what their ardent volunteers have done to 

transform a historic turn of the century post office into a wonderful arts center - the Carnegie 

Community Arts Center (CCAC). The CCAC offers monthly exhibits, art classes, and an artists’ 

guild with their juried art being displayed in the gift store, along with a wonderful French market 

gift store and bistro downstairs in this magnificent building. 

There is much to do at LC. The beautiful and deep waters of LC are a perfect backdrop to a 

memorable vacation, family gathering, business retreat, or a special weekend getaway. Gas is 

around $2.60/gallon at press time, so, no excuses not to come out and explore this beautiful 

region. If you love history, explore Mills Spring Battlefield and see why this historical setting is 

one of the most visited areas depicting the trials and tribulations of the Civil War years. When 

you visit the folks in this guide, let them know that you found them here. Enjoy your visit to the 

Lake Cumberland area! 

The Burckhard Family 

Dale Hollow Marketing Group, LLC • www.dalehollowmarketing.com 

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Marinas & Support Services 




BEAVER CREEK RESORT & MARINA 

8929 West Hwy. 92, Monticello, KY 42633 

800.844.8862 • 606.348.7280 

www.beavercreekmarina.com 

GRIDER HILL MARINA & RESORT 

115 Grider Hill Lodge Rd., Albany, KY 42602 

866.387.5501 • 606.387.5501 

www.griderhillmarina.com 

BURNSIDE MARINA 

680 W. Lakeshore Dr., Burnside, KY 42519 

606.561.4223 • www.burnsidemarina.com 

CAVE SPRINGS MARINA 

782 Island Ramp Rd., Nancy, KY 42544 

270.866.3634 • www.cavespringsmarina.com 

CONLEY BOTTOM RESORT 

736 Hwy. 1275 N., Monticello, KY 42633 

606.348.6351 • www.conleybottom.com 

INDIAN HILLS RESORT 

ALLIGATOR II MARINA & KOA 

2108 Hwy. 1383, Russell Springs, KY 42642 

877.363.9911 • 270.866.6616 

www.indianhillsresort.com 

JAMESTOWN RESORT & MARINA 

3677 South Hwy. 92, Jamestown, KY 42629 

800.830.5131 • 270.343.5253 

www.jamestown-marina.com 

LAKE CUMBERLAND STATE DOCK 

6365 State Park Rd., Jamestown, KY 42629 

888.782.8336 • 270.343.2525 

www.statedock.com 


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Cave Springs Marina 

Cave Springs Marina is a special marina tucked away on one of 

the prettiest areas of Lake Cumberland. Owners Ed and Estelee 

Slusser and son Dale have endured many challenges since buying 

the marina a few years ago. Only months after buying the marina, 

they were told that the Corps of Engineers were lowering the lake 

levels and they had one week to move. With determination and 

grit, they pulled together (slip 

customers included) and moved 

the former Alligator I down the 

lake about five miles. Today, 

Cave Springs Marina is nestled 

in deep waters of 90 feet - great 

for large boats and folks coming 

to have a meal at the popular 

Sadie’s Sunset Café. There 

are plenty of mooring spots to 

come in and have an ice cream, 

get a cold drink, refill your gas 

tank at the fuel pumps or pick 

up a bag of ice. Sunset Café 

has great food and is known 

around the lake for their deep crust brick oven pizzas loaded 

with fresh ingredients. It is a favorite among slip customers and 

boaters coming in off the lake for lunch or dinner. They have 

inside and outside dining. The outside deck area is equipped 

with large, green umbrellas to shade you from the sun. Sunset 

Café has wonderful salads (with homemade salad dressings) and 

the best wings on the lake. They also serve some great appetizers 

like grouper fingers and homemade potato chips - oh, are these 

delicious! This is a very kid friendly marina and restaurant. Ed and 

Estelee’s grandchildren spend most of their summers at the dock 

and entertained the Burckhard brothers, Grant and Blake, while we 

were there. Grandsons Carson and Kade took them out on their 

first paddle boat ride. They had a blast. Now our sons have been 

asking us for a paddle boat. Cave Springs Marina is a full-service 

marina with plenty of boat slips 

available to accommodate lots 

of boaters. They welcome any 

new customers. Ed, Estelee, 

and Dale provide outstanding 

service, know you by your first 

name, and have very competitive 

rates. Several of the current 

slip customers that we spoke 

to along the way said that they 

were very loyal to Ed and Estelee, 

and loved the marina because 

of the service, the location, and 

the ambience. They also offer 

quick and courteous shuttle 

service from the parking lot to the boat dock in a comfortable, air 

conditioned van with a very happy and professional driver. Come 

and experience the grace of Cave Springs Marina, have a meal, 

and make plans to spend your family vacation or weekend getaway 

with the Slusser’s. Cave Springs Marina can be visited online at 

www.cavespringsmarina.com or by phoning 270-866-3634. 



Spotlight on Marinas 

Beaver Creek Resort & Marina 

is located on the southeastern 

side of Lake Cumberland in 

south central Kentucky, only a 

few miles from Monticello. The 

folks there are courteous and 

friendly - greeting you with a 

welcoming smile. The energy 

level is high at Beaver Creek 

with lots of activities, clubs, 

and amenities for the active 

boater looking for ease and 

convenience in a family friendly 

atmosphere. Their over 300 

slips come in all sizes and with a variety of options - including 

water, telephone, electricity and cable. Beaver Creek is a great 

place for the short term visitor or the annual resident alike! They 

operate on your schedule. The fuel dock is open 24/7/365! So 

no matter what time of the day or night you wish to fuel up, 

no problem. Among the other amenities, Beaver Creek offers 

Hydrohoist boat lifts, boat rentals including houseboats, fishing 

boats, pontoon boats, personal watercraft (PWC’s), and ski boats, 

a public launch ramp, laundry facilities, ships store, guide service, 

and four dazzling clean shower and bath facilities. Lakeside dining 

is available at the Boater’s Café, serving some of the most delicious 

food around. Beaver Creek boasts a self-service in-water boat 

repair lift with a capacity of 50,000 lbs. and able to handle an 18’ 

x 80’ houseboat with ease. Hourly and daily rates are available. 

Give them a call at 606-348-7280 or visit them online at 

www.beavercreekmarina.com for more information. 

Near General Burnside Island 

State Park on the eastern side of 

Lake Cumberland is Burnside 

Marina. They specialize in 

houseboat vacation rentals and 

rentals of ski boats, PWC’s, 

pontoon boats and doubledecker 

pontoons with slides. 

They are a full service marina 

with slips for every size and 

budget – with or without phone 

service, electricity, cable and 

water, fuel docks, ships store, 

and lakeside dining. Burnside 

Marina is conveniently located near Somerset, KY and a short drive 

from Cincinnati, Columbus, Evansville, Owensboro, Louisville, 

Indianapolis, Knoxville, and Nashville. Now open at Burnside 

Marina is Ford’s Dockside Grill featuring Fatman’s Paradise BBQ. 

Ford’s also serves up all of your lakeside favorites including catfish, 

fries, slaw, cheeseburgers, hamburgers, chicken salad sandwiches, 

hot dogs, and cold drinks. Stop by, order a picnic lunch, rent a 

boat, and spend some quality time on beautiful Lake Cumberland 

or cruise in for a bite to eat and browse the selection of giftware 

and souvenirs. Family, friends, food and fun are the order of the 

day at Burnside Marina! You can reach Burnside Marina at 

606-561-4223 or visit them online at www.burnsidemarina.com to 

learn more. 

Conley Bottom Resort is 

a place where you can 

experience a dream vacation 

at Lake Cumberland. It is Lake 

Cumberland’s most accessible 

marina (just a short drive 

from Hwy. 90 in Monticello, 

KY). Conley Bottom is a full 

service marina with luxurious 

houseboat rentals, pontoon 

rentals, and new personal water 

craft (PWC) and ski boat fleets 

for 2010. This is a family oriented marina with owners Tony 

Sloan and Charlie Piercy as the helmsmen and visionaries of the 

tremendous potential. They offer a great marina with friendly 

service, and exceptional surroundings to create the vacation of 

a lifetime. If you have never experienced this side of the lake, 

may I suggest that you rent one of their luxury houseboats, set 

sail, and explore the lake? You can choose from their twelve 

person luxury houseboat to the family cruiser that sleeps six to 

eight comfortably. Top off your water fun with a new PWC or 

ski boat, try your hand at wakeboarding, knee boarding, or rent 

a large float at the Ship’s Store. Bring your friends and family 

and come on down to experience this wide body of clean water, 

water slides, waterfalls and the lovely coves hugging the rugged 

shoreline. Tie up your houseboat, pontoon, or boat at one of 

the coves and build a campfire on the beach. Enjoy a wienie 

or marshmallow roast, swim, have a picnic, read a book, or just 

stroll along the water’s edge and admire the fossils and geological 

wonders that have washed up on shore. Conley Bottom has 

magnificent lake views from their lodging and camping area. Their 

campsite area is sprawling and offers 150 RV and tent campsites 

that are lakeside with full hook-ups, water, electric, picnic table 

and grill. They have amenities such as a bathhouse, playground, 

volleyball net, and a walkway to the marina. Conley Bottom also 

offers all types of small gear rentals and a modern, well lit, well 

stocked Ship’s Store with camping supplies, ice, propane, fishing 

license, live bait, groceries, clothing, nautical sportswear, t-shirts, 

hats, and souvenirs. One of my favorites is the new café float, a 

wonderful covered dining area. There are hundreds of flowers 

along the walkways - like a floating botanical garden. It is just 

beautiful! You can admire the flowers and panoramic views from 

the new café float or Conley Bottom’s Lighthouse Café which offers 

lakeside dining in a nautical, breezy café area. The Lighthouse 

Café offers delicious meals - mouthwatering burgers, salads, 

sandwiches, chicken salad, appetizers and more with southern 

hospitality. Come try their newest addition - swirled, soft serve 

ice cream in fun flavors like tropical orange, bubblegum, peanut 

butter, butter pecan, Blue Goo, chocolate swirl, strawberry and 

my favorite - raspberry. Dine in or enjoy their new breezeway. 

Relax and enjoy the sights, sounds, and cool breezes at Conley 

Bottom. Some of the other amenities are free wireless internet, 

boat storage, covered slips, pay at the pump gas dispensers, and an 

excellent and eager staff to assist your every need. From the easy 

loading - where the staff will assist you, 24/7 security, and their 

convenient Ship’s Store, Conley Bottom’s aim is to please. They 

offer many events throughout the year and pride themselves on 

the family atmosphere and the clean, modern facilities. Try their 

Spring Nautical Flea Market where boaters from around the marina 

put their treasures on the front of their houseboat or on the dock 

and trade with others. Check their website for more fun events. 

Discover fun at its best and have a vacation of a lifetime. Make 

your reservations today at 606-348-6351 or visit their new website, 

www.conleybottom.com. 

Grider Hill Marina and Resort 

is a gem on Lake Cumberland 

that has been serving families 

for over sixty years. In 1950, 

visionary Bruce Sloan wanted 

to make Grider Hill “more 

than a fishing camp”. This 

businessman in the stone and 

timber trade and sportsman 

during his free time, turned 

Grider Hill into a true 

masterpiece. With elements of 

architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s 

style and philosophy, and 

stone and timber from his own land make it a masterpiece even 

today. At present, Jim Figuerado is at the helm of Grider Hill and 

Rick Mercador, who grew up at the lake, is the general manager 

with over 13 years of firsthand experience. Grider Hill is truly a 


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full service resort, with over 900 docks and 311 acres of luscious 

property. There are plenty of new additions and renovations taking 

place to accommodate the many families that frequent Grider Hill 

Marina and Resort each year. The new party deck with covered, 

open air seating and amazing lake views is accessible to the Indian 

Creek Lodge and Restaurant - which has been moved to the dock 

area allowing for true lakeside dining! The party deck will feature 

entertainment, music, and sometimes dancing several times each 

month. The restaurant offers a sports bar type menu and on the 

weekends they love to serve up their grilled steaks, hand battered 

fish, wonderful homemade sides, desserts, and of course, daily 

specials. Their docks have also been recently updated following 

the tornado which came through a few years ago. The welcoming 

green roofs blend in nicely with the contours of the hills that hug 

the shoreline of Lake Cumberland. The docks have new decking 

and cushiony white bumpers for boat safety. Lodging is abundant 

at Grider Hill Marina and Resort with 36 rooms at the Sassafras 

and the Stone Lodge, or if you prefer camping, there are RV 

hookups and primitive campsites - all within a stone’s throw of the 

lake. Grider Hill is known for their houseboat rental fleet as well. 

You can rent a 50’ – 73’ houseboat easily. Check their rates and 

specials on-line, as they fill up very quickly. Wireless internet is 

now available throughout the dock area for those that must have 

wireless access during their vacation. Grider Hill welcomes you 

for dinner, a romantic getaway, or the family vacation of a lifetime. 

Check out Grider Hill Marina and Resort’s website at 

www.griderhillmarina.com for their houseboat specials and 

overnight accommodation rates or give them a call at 

866-387-5501. Enjoy your vacation and your visit! 

Indian Hills Resort Alligator II 

Marina and KOA Campground 

is one of the friendliest marinas 

on Lake Cumberland. General 

Manager James Flatt considers 

himself a “good ole’ country 

boy” and has been at the marina 

since 1981. He loves taking 

care of his customers and 

friends. James and Manager 

Michelle Maldonado “know” 

their customers and believe 

offering personal service is 

the key to their success. This 

full-service, year round marina offers over 350 boat slips with 

houseboat, pontoon and cabin rentals. Their KOA Campground 

offers over 150 sites with full hook-ups, and 16 primitive sites 

for lakeside camping. This campground is one of the nicest in 

Kentucky with many amenities, including a beautiful pool, tennis 

courts, a basketball goal, volleyball nets, and an amphitheatre on 

a hillside with wonderful acoustics - where the annual bluegrass 

festival is enjoyed by all. However, the Gator II Grill is where it 

is all happening. Folks from all over the lake, and visitors from 

the region come to have a “Big James Burger” - a fresh, hand 

patted, all beef, “big” burger loaded with sautéed onions, cheese, 

lettuce, tomatoes, and all the fixings to give you a delicious, mouth 

watering experience. Topped off with some Cajun seasoned waffle 

fries, this is a real treat! Leave room for dessert! The cooks at the 

Gator II Grill bake! Oh yeah, coconut, chocolate, butterscotch, 

and peanut butter pies. You can have a slice or buy the whole pie 

to take back to your cabin or boat. Many pre-order pies before 

they come down to insure availability. Some visitors even order 

pies to take back home with them to enjoy after their vacation 

here has ended. Let me tell you, the butterscotch pie is out of this 

world. Not being from the south, “Annie and family” had to taste 

test the homemade selection of good ole’ country pies. Hands 

down, scoring a ten, the butterscotch pie was delicious and a 

family favorite! For those of you who love scrumptious, mouth 

watering, oozing with caramel, grand caramel rolls will LOVE 

the butterscotch pie. The Gator II Grill offers chocolate gravy, 

homemade biscuits and gravy, French toast, and fried apples on 

their breakfast buffet every weekend, along with a full breakfast 

menu. Like pizza? This is the place. You can get made-to-order 

pizza with all the toppings. You can also call ahead and they will 

have your pizza ready for you to take back to your boat or cabin. 

They offer six different flavors of soft serve Flavor Burst ice cream 

that tops off any meal or is a great treat when you come in off of 

the lake. They love to have monthly specials and events. Their 

Shrimp Boil and Prime Rib and Chicken Special are real hits. 

Come have a taste at the Gator II Grill and see why people come 

back again and again for their great food, friendly service, and fun 

atmosphere. They can be visited at www.indianhillsresort.com or 

you can call them at 270-866-6616 or toll free at 877-363-9911. 

Jamestown Resort & Marina 

(JRM) is a beautiful marina 

sequestered within the very heart 

of picturesque Lake Cumberland 

between Jamestown and 

Russell Springs, KY. JRM’s new 

helmsman, Bill Chamberlain, 

loves his new marina and enjoys 

meeting the boat slip customers 

and the families that are 

vacationing - looking to have a 

great time on the waters of Lake 

Cumberland. JRM offers over 

800 boat slips, and houseboat 

and pontoon rentals including the Grande Dame - the First Lady 

Houseboats that sleep 12 and the Deluxe Houseboats that sleep 8. 

What a great way to spend a relaxing time on the lake with family 

and friends. Lake Cumberland, a recreational paradise, is why 

boat name brand “Danzi” has been coming to JRM for many years 

now to host their Midwest Gathering with people coming from all 

over the Midwest, and some from New York. This event and get 

together is a great prelude to the Memorial Day Weekend, when 

thousands of families and visitors descend upon Lake Cumberland 

for the beginning of summer fun, relaxation and enjoyment. JRM 

offers convenient shuttle service from the parking lot and a water 

taxi that will help you load your belongings onto your boat or 

houseboat. They have some fantastic choices of accommodations 

including their Lodge which offers different types of rooms, from 

a super suite to those suited to individuals with a handicap. They 

also offer chalet condominiums, fishing cabins, and authentic 

log cabins. JRM takes pride in offering clean, comfortable 

accommodations and have a variety to choose from. They are a 

full service marina with pump outs, a convenient fuel service pier, 

and a very nice Ship’s Store. They have a wonderful restaurant 

called the Mariner’s Café with an excellent menu including 

several fish dishes, grilled steaks, vegetarian dishes, burgers, 

Reuben’s, salads, and so much more. What caught my eye was 

their vegetarian dishes like their veggie wrap and veggie burger. 

This is a great place for vegetarians or those seeking something 

light. They also serve a full breakfast seven days a week, with 

such favorites as biscuits and gravy, delicious omelets, and my 

kids’ favorites - pancakes and French toast. Come on down to 

JRM and have a meal, take a walk around, and enjoy the beautiful 

lake views. Jamestown Marina and Resort can be visited online at 

www.jamestown-marina.com. You can also call them at 

270-343-5253. 




Lake Cumberland State Dock 

is the marina that “rocks” – 

with fun that is. It is packed 

full with entertainment and 

events throughout the year. 

The granddaddy of them all, 

State Dock has custom luxury 

houseboats that are built 

exclusively for comfort and 

entertainment featuring private 

staterooms, GPS, Sirius radio, 

satellite TV, and a modern, fully 

equipped kitchen with state 

of the art appliances. Safety is 

paramount at State Dock and before you set out on the pristine 

waters of Lake Cumberland, the State Dock crew will raise your 

comfort level by giving you a complete set of instructions on 

how to operate your vessel. Houseboating is one of the grandest 

vacations for families or couples seeking a private getaway. Tying 

up in one of the numerous coves on Lake Cumberland can be so 

relaxing and memorable – a floating paradise! State Dock has 

upgraded their boat slips over the last few years and offer very 

spacious slip areas. Some are built with entertainment patios 

that offer outside room at the slip area for gathering with friends. 

Some even have custom built kitchen areas for cooking meals 

and lounging at boat side. This is a unique platform to enjoy the 

wonders of boat living and is a great way to meet your neighbors. 

For many of the boat slip customers and houseboat owners, boat 

living is a way of life and many stay at State Dock all summer or 

on the weekends. This is their marina home, filled with all the 

amenities, entertainment (if wanted), and a friendly, hospitable 

atmosphere. Mr. Bill Jasper, President of State Dock is very proud 

of the neighborly environment and is welcomed by the boat slip 

owners as he takes his daily strolls or rides down the dock on his 

bicycle. Boat life at State Dock is wonderful with the welcoming 

waves and friendly conversations. There are many services at 

State Dock; including valet car service and water taxi to take you 

and your belongings to your boat, an unbelievable Ship Store with 

the largest selection of Sperry shoes and summer boat clothing 

that I have seen at any marina, a fitness center, brand new slip 

customer restrooms and shower facilities, entertainment patio 

for live bands, karaoke, flat screen TV’s showing the daily sports 

events, and Chub’s Dockside Grill. There is entertainment nearly 

every weekend and Chub’s offers lunch and dinner with some 

of my favorites not found anywhere in the region – “Original 

Kronos Gyro” sandwiches! Yum! These are delicious and I had 

to top mine off with dessert by trying their amazing funnel cake 

fries. Chub’s menu offers a very nice selection of appetizers, 

including everybody’s favorites - chicken tenders, cheesy fries, 

sweet potato fries, and JUMBO chicken wings. They also offer a 

nice selection of salads, sandwiches, and cheeseburgers. The State 

Dock offers more than just houseboat rentals and has a full fleet 

of pontoon boats, ski boats, and even kayaks. Come experience 

and maximize your fun at State Dock and have a one-of-a-kind 

vacation. Visit the State Dock website for more information, 

www.statedock.com or call toll-free, 1-888-STATE-DOCK. 

ANNUAL CATCH A RAINBOW KIDS FISHING DERBY EVENT 

June 4, 2011 at the Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery 

270.343.3797 • Check out their website for more details and 

additional events at www.fws.gov/wolfcreek. Refer to story on page 

23 for more information as well. 

Lake Cumberland 

Alligator 2 

Beaver Creek 

Burnside 

Cave Springs 

Conley Bottom 

Grider Hill 

Jamestown 

Lee’s Ford 

State Dock 

lakecumberlandraftup.com 


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U.S. Congressman Hal Rogers 

U.S. Congressman Hal Rogers is 

the visionary and granddaddy of the 

Lake Cumberland region and other 

destinations in his 38 county, 5 th 

Congressional District. Since 1981, 

Hal Rogers has been implementing 

tourism and educational strategies 

that are helping his constituents in 

southern and eastern Kentucky. A 

firm believer in tourism and the 

natural assets that southern and 

eastern Kentucky share, he has set 

up a number of initiatives (TOUR 

SEKY for example) that have joined 

counties across his district to share 

what so many vacationers visiting 

Lake Cumberland and the surrounding 

region have reveled in for generations. Born in rural Kentucky, 

his tireless effort has created thousands of jobs, brought additional 

publicity to the region, and created new complimentary tourist 

destinations, such as SomerSplash in Somerset, and the Hal Rogers 

Family Entertainment Water Park in Williamsburg, Kentucky that 

are a big hit among families and children of all ages. 

He is a strong believer that the millions of tourists that come to 

Lake Cumberland and other destinations within his district cannot 

find a county line in the road and just want to enjoy the beauty, 

the sites, and attractions around the destination that they have 

come to visit. He has encouraged the many counties within his 

district to work together, pool resources, and to share their many 

assets. With this great cooperation, he has brought millions of 

dollars of funding through grants and appropriations to promote 

these attractions, to create economic development, and jobs for 

these rural counties. Congressman Rogers’ favorite saying is “A 

vision without funding is a hallucination!” His incredible foresight 

and vision have brought scenic corridors into this majestic region, 

along with scenic byways, improved trails and maps, the Red Bud 

Festival in the spring with over a half a million red buds planted in 

the last year throughout cities and along scenic highways, plus the 

grand event of 2010 - the World Equestrian Games. This is the first 

time that the Bluegrass State has held these prestigious international 

games. Hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world 

will come and partake in these world class games and enjoy the 

many facets of the State of Kentucky. Born and raised in Wayne 

County, this honorable statesman wanted to make a difference in 

his home county, beautiful Lake Cumberland, and the region by 

promoting this awesome destination’s assets – beautiful national 

forests, state parks, hiking, camping, sightseeing, antiquing, water 

recreation, fishing, and hunting, as well as foster education and 

technology to support this ever-growing industry in the state of 

Kentucky. Congressman Rogers believes in showing our guests - 

the potential retiree, or family looking to relocate, the many assets, 

southern hospitality, and the graciousness of the Lake Cumberland 

region in hopes that they will tell a family member or friend about 

their pleasant stay in his home state. Y’all enjoy your visit and 

come back soon! http://halrogers.house.gov • 202-225-4601 

September 25 – October 10, 2010: World Equestrian Games 



Lake Cumberland Raft Up 

One of the most exciting events taking 

place this summer at Lake Cumberland 

is the largest event ever for the area - the 

“Lake Cumberland Raft Up 2010”. It will 

be a lake-wide event attempting to break 

the world record number of boats rafted 

(moored) together simultaneously. All of 

the marinas on the lake will provide a 

full weekend of fun and festivities Friday, 

August 13th through Sunday, August 15th, 

2010 with the actual “Raft-Up” taking 

place on Saturday, August 14th between 

the hours of noon and 5:00pm. 

The folks from Guinness World Records will be on hand to 

adjudicate the event. Participants may register at 

www.lakecumberlandraftup.com or any of the nine marinas 

located on beautiful Lake Cumberland. Boaters from the states of 

Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and Tennessee are expected to make up 

the vast majority of boaters joining in with the Lake Cumberland 

boating community, but everyone is welcome to participate. All 

size boats are encouraged to take part; even row boats & canoes 

(see the website for specifics). You must be registered in order to 

be counted! 

together and experience the pride and camaraderie of the entire 

lake region and encourage participants to visit as many marinas as 

possible during “Raft Up” weekend. 

The “Raft Up” event will take place near Tate Landing - some refer 

to it as Monticello Beach. The location is across from “Shin Bone”, 

just west of Conley Bottom Resort. There are over two miles of 

beach area for houseboats to “beach up” along the shoreline. 

Houseboats, cruisers, runabouts, pontoons, fishing boats, and 

others may anchor, backing up to the houseboats forming a long 

oblong circle of continual boats. This will be the largest party ever 

on Lake Cumberland. 

Come see why Lake Cumberland is your place to vacation, have 

fun, and to have some exhilarating times with friends, family, and 

fellow boaters. Come be part of this world record breaking event 

and create a great memory. Raft Ahoy! 

This signature event will become one of Lake Cumberland’s annual 

events, adding to the fun and popular Lake Cumberland Poker Run 

and the Lake Cumberland Grand Prix. Each marina has its own 

character, but this grand event will allow for everyone to come 


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Lake Cumberland Camping 

Conley Bottom Resort 

606.348.6351 

www.conleybottom.com 

Fort Wahoo Cabin & Boat Rentals 

859.314.3786 

www.fortwahoo-lakecumberland.com 

Grider Hill Marina & Resort 

866.387.5501 • 606.387.5501 


Indian Hills Resort 

Alligator II Marina & KOA 

877.363.9911 • 270.866.6616 


Lake Cumberland State Resort Park 

800.325.1709 • 270.343.3111 

Campsites and Shelter reservations are available on a first come first serve basis. 

The fees and dates listed are subject to change by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Reservations must be made in 

advance through the National Recreation Reservation Service at www.Recreation.gov. 

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Lake Cumberland charges fees at select camping and day use areas. 

CAMPGROUNDS 

Fee / Range Dates Seasonal Number Electric 

Cumberland Point $18-24 may 14 - Sept. 19 606-871-7886 Yes 

Fall Creek $20 apr. 30 - Oct. 31 606-348-6042 Yes 

Fishing Creek $15-21 may 14 - Sept. 19 606-679-5174 Yes 

Kendall $15-24 mar. 19 - Oct. 31 270-343-4660 Yes 

Waitsboro $14-25 apr. 9 - Oct. 31 606-561-5513 Yes 

SHELTERS 

fee max # season Dates electric Phone 

Cumberland Point $50 50 apr. 1 - Oct. 31 Yes 877-345-6777 

Fall Creek $50 30 apr. 1 - Oct. 31 Yes 606-679-6337 

Kendall $50 50 apr. 1 - Oct. 31 Yes 877-345-6777 

Mill Springs Mill $50 30 apr. 1 - Oct. 31 Yes 606-679-6337 

Waitsboro $50 30 apr. 1 - Oct. 31 No 877-345-6777 



Fort Wahoo Cabin & Boat Rentals 

Fort Wahoo Cabin and Boat Rentals at Lake Cumberland is an 

awesome new resort area that offers rustic log cabin rentals in 

beautiful Nancy, KY - just down the road from Cave Springs 

Marina. Owners Daniel and Cecelia Bates fell in love with this 

piece of property many years ago while vacationing at Lake 

Cumberland. They used to ride their ATV’s and sit under 

the pear tree, envisioning what they might do with this 

wonderful piece of land. As business owners in 

Eastern Kentucky serving the coal industry, they 

pondered, planned, and eventually bought these 

lovely 21 acres and developed Fort Wahoo. 

This is truly a family business with daughter 

Erica Phillips managing cabin reservations and 

maintenance at the resort. Her husband Billy 

and daughter Zoe play an active role in helping 

with the business. Zoe loves to welcome guests 

when they come to “her” Fort Wahoo. Fort Wahoo 

got its name from when Daniel was a little boy and 

used to play ball. After swinging the bat and striking out 

or hitting the ball, the fans and family would shout “Wahoo” 

– giving him this nickname. This is a family paradise with three 

modern log cabins. Each cabin has 3 bedrooms – 1 queen bed, 1 

full bed, and a loft with 2 twin beds – and still plenty of room for a 

few more children in sleeping bags. They also offer a fully stocked 

kitchen, satellite TV, and soon, wireless internet throughout the 

resort. There are grills and fire pits outside the cabin perfect for 

roasting marshmallows and making smores. Yummm… we enjoyed 

several one evening while visiting with our welcoming hosts. Fort 

Wahoo is just minutes (less than a mile) from Cave Spring Marina 

(formerly known as Alligator I), and is a nice walk down to the 

marina. There are plenty of activities for the family, including a 

wonderful wooden Noah’s Ark playground that kept my nine year 

old sons and Zoe happy all morning, swinging, playing tag, and 

ascending the climbing wall. Volleyball, corn hole, and (soon) 

basketball are available for the Fort Wahoo guests. There are many 

trails from the resort for ATV riding, hiking, and trail riding. This is 

a perfect place for a family reunion, girls’ getaway, family 

vacation, or for the guys’ hunting and fishing trip. Fort 

Wahoo also offers hunting and fishing packages, 

including an expert hunting or fishing guide, like 

Dan Chappel - one of the popular fishing guides 

at Lake Cumberland. This is a very affordable 

way to spend a weekend of fun and relaxation. 

Split the cost between four friends and this is 

an inexpensive spring, fall, and even winter 

getaway. Fishing is great on Lake Cumberland 

in the winter months and wildlife is abundant 

at Fort Wahoo with plenty of rabbits, squirrels, 

turkey, and deer. Fall is my favorite time of the year 

with blankets of color hugging the contours of the rolling 

hills surrounding Lake Cumberland. There is nothing better 

than sitting on the front porch of your cabin at Fort Wahoo, sipping 

a cup of your favorite hot beverage, and watching the birds and 

wildlife across the fields. They also offer boat rentals with a new 

fleet of pontoon boats with hard top decks and water slides. These 

can be reserved by the day or week, or put into a package deal by 

calling Scheduling Coordinator, Erica. Fort Wahoo is a remarkable, 

family friendly, safe, and truly enjoyable resort area with clean, 

modern, and new log cabins. Visit Fort Wahoo online or give Erica 

a call to arrange your vacation now. They can be visited at 

www.FortWahoo-LakeCumberland.com. (Tel: 859-314-3786) 


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Lake Cumberland Accommodations 


800.844.8862 • 606.348.7280 • www.beavercreekmarina.com 

CONLEY BOTTOM RESORT 


DALE HOLLOW GETAWAYS 

866.788.0089 • 270.459.0241 • www.dalehollowgetaways.com 

FORT WAHOO CABIN & BOAT RENTALS 

859.314.3786 • www.fortwahoo-lakecumberland.com 


866.387.5501 • 606.387.5501 • www.griderhillmarina.com 

HORSE & BUGGY COUNTRY INN BED & BREAKFAST 

606.787.6612 

INDIAN HILLS RESORT ALLIGATOR II MARINA & KOA 

877.363.9911 • 270.866.6616 • www.indianhillsresort.com 

JAMESTOWN RESORT & MARINA 

800.830.5131 • 270.343.5253 • www.jamestown-marina.com 


888.782.8336 • 270.343.2525 • www.statedock.com 

LAKE CUMBERLAND STATE RESORT PARK 

800.325.1709 • 270.343.3111 

SANDY ACRES LOG CABINS 

606.706.1735 • www.sandycabins.com 

SPRINGS MOTEL 

800.942.2547 • 270.866.5066 • www.springsmotelky.com 

WOODS CREEK OUTFITTERS 

859.302.2508 • www.woodscreekoutfitters.com 

WOODSON BEND RESORT 

800.872.9825 • 606.561.5300 • www.woodsonbendresort.com 

(Paw print indicates pet friendly.) 



Lake Cumberland Visitor Centers 


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Festivals and Events 

RECURRING EVENTS 

May 8 – October, Wednesdays & Saturdays 

SOMERSET FARMERS’ MARKET 

606.679.6361 

June 5 – October, Wednesdays 

(as available) & Saturdays 

PULASKI GROWERS’ FARMERS’ MARKET 

606.679.6361 

First Saturdays 

FREE MATINEE MOVIE 

606.679.8401 

Tuesday Nights 

LAKE CUMBERLAND JAMMERS 

PICKIN’ JAM 

606.677.2906 • 606.305.6741 

www.lakecumberlandjammers.com 

4 th Friday of each month (May – October) 

WALMART AND THE CENTER FOR 

RURAL DEVELOPMENT BLOCK PARTY 

606.677.6000 

4 th Saturday of each month (April– October) 

SOMERNITES CRUISE CAR SHOW 

606.872.2277 

www.somernitescruise.com 

2010 

June 25 – July 3 

WAYNE COUNTY FAIR 

606.348.4202 

July 2-4 

4 TH OF JULY CELEBRATION – BAND AT 

CAVE SPRINGS MARINA (3 rd ) 

270.866.3634 

www.cavespringsmarina.com 

July 3 

FIREWORKS/GOLF CART PARADE 

800.872.9825 

www.woodsonbendresort.com 

July 3-4 

FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION 

888.656.7622 • 270.343.5253 


July 4 

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION 

270.866.4333 

www.lakecumberlandvacation.com 

July 5-9 

JUNIOR GOLF CAMP 

800.872.9825 


July 7-8 

ALL ABOUT AG AND THE 

ENVIRONMENT! 

270.343.3797 • www.fws.gov/wolfcreek 

July16 

ALL ABOUT WILD: PROJECT WILD AND 

PROJECT FLYING WILD 


July 16-17 

MASTER MUSICIANS FESTIVAL 

606.677.6000 

www.mastermusiciansfestival.com 

July 17 

CAVE SPRINGS POKER RUN 

270.866.3634 


July 17 

CHECKMATE OWNER’S RALLY 


July 19-24 

PULASKI COUNTY FAIR 

606.678.5819 • 606.679.7175 

July 20 

NATURE ROCKS! FAMILY NATURE CLUB 


July 24 

INTRO TO FLY FISHING AND FLY TYING 


July 30 

KNOW ‘EM AND GROW ‘EM: ALL 

ABOUT WETLAND PLANTS 


August 4 

MEN’S 2 MAN SUMMER CLASSIC 

800.872.9825 


August 5-7 

KENTUCKY BLAST (GOLD WING 

MOTORCYCLE RALLY) 

859.801.4439 • www.GWRRAKY.com 

August 5-8 

127 OUTDOOR SALE 

270.866.4333 • www.127sale.com 

August 7 

SMOKEY BEAR BIRTHDAY 

CELEBRATION! 


August 14 

INTERMEDIATE NATURE 

PHOTOGRAPHY 


August 14 

WORLD RECORD BOAT RAFTING 


August 14 

LAKE CUMBERLAND RAFT UP 

270.343.5253 

www.lakecumberlandraftup.com 

August 20-21 

LAKE CUMBERLAND BLUEGRASS 

FESTIVAL 

Clarissa Heart • 270.866.4200 


August 21 

FISH FRY AT CAVE SPRINGS 

270.866.3634 


August 21 

SCAVENGER HUNT 


August 25 

LADIES BLUEBIRD INVITATIONAL 

800.872.9825 


August 27-29 

HOUSEBOAT EXPO ON WATER AT 

CAVE SPRINGS (Used Houseboats) 

270.866.3634 




August 27-29 

HOUSEBOAT EXPO ON WATER AT 

STATE DOCK (New Houseboats) 

888.782.8336 • www.statedock.com 

August 28 – September 10 

MEN’S & WOMEN’S CLUB 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

800.872.9825 


September 3-6 

LABOR DAY WEEKEND – BAND AT 

CAVE SPRINGS MARINA ON SATURDAY 

NIGHT 

270.866.3634 


September 10-11 

15 MILE + YARD SALE 

606.636.6173 • 606.871.7894 

September 11 

LAKE CUMBERLAND POKER RUN 

888.782.8336 • www.statedock.com 

September 18 

LAKE CUMBERLAND CLEAN UP DAY 

270.866.4333 


September 24-25 

PANSY FESTIVAL @ ANNA’S GARDEN 

270.866.4769 


September 25 

CUSTOMER APPRECIATION POT LUCK 


September 28 

CATCH A SMILE SENIOR FISHING DERBY 

(62 yrs. +) 


October 1-2 

CAMPERAMA WEEKEND 

800.325.1709 • www.parks.ky.gov 

October 2-3 

BUCK & DOE INVITATIONAL 

800.872.9825 


October 9 

ADVANCED NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY 



END OF SEASON TURKEY ROAST AT 


270.866.3634 



NATURE ROCKS! Family Nature Club 



BURNSIDE TOURISM HALLOWEEN FEST 

606.561.7117 • www.burnsidetourism.com 

November 6 

MILL SPRINGS BATTLEFIELD 

GHOSTWALK 

606.636.4045 • www.millsprings.net 

November 11 

VETERAN’S DAY PARADE 

606.348.3064 


November 12-14 

SHELTOWEE ARTISANS ART FAIR 

606.875.5264 • www.sheltoweeart.com 

November 20 

CHRISTMAS VILLAGE 

606.348.3064 


November 27 

FESTIVAL AT THE SPRINGS 

270.866.4333 


Festivals and Events 

December 3 

CHRISTMAS PARADE 

606.348.3064 


December 4 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNUAL 

CHRISTMAS PARADE 

606.679.7323 • www.spcchamber.com 

December 4-5 

KENTUCKY APPALACHIAN CRAFT TOUR 

606.875.5264 • www.shetoweeart.com 

December 11 

CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE 


2011 

January 22 

149 TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF 

MILL SPRINGS 



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Lake Cumberland Map 

Special thanks to the US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS 

BREAD OF LIFE 

Cafe & Gift Shop 

South Fork Mennonite 

Community 

6 

6. Indian Hills Resort Alligator II Marina & K 

7. Jamestown Resort & Marina 

7 3 

3. Cave Springs Marina 

4. Conley Bottom 

4 

8 

8. Lake Cumberland State Dock 

U.S. Fish & 

Wildlife Service - 

Wolf Creek National 

Fish Hatchery 

1 

1. Beaver Creek Resort & Marina 

5 

5. Grider Hill 

Marina & Resort 



Lake Cumberland Map 

OA 

2 

2. Burnside Marina 

Resort 

LAKE CUMBERLAND MARINAS 

1. Beaver Creek Resort & Marina • 606-348-7280 • www.beavercreekmarina.com 

2. Burnside Marina • 606-561-4223 • www.burnsidemarina.com 

3. Cave Springs Marina • 270-866-3634 • www.cavespringsmarina.com 

4. Conley Bottom Resort • 606-348-6351 • www.conleybottom.com 

5. Grider Hill Marina & Resort • 866-387-5501 • www.griderhillmarina.com 

6. Indian Hills Resort Alligator II Marina & KOA • 877-363-9911 • www.indianhillsresort.com 

7. Jamestown Resort & Marina • 800-830-5131 • www.jamestown-marina.com 

8. Lake Cumberland State Dock • 888-782-8336 • www.statedock.com 


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Area Attractions 

All aboard... 

Big south fork 

Scenic railway 

800-462-5664 

www.bsfsry.com 

Open April - December 

• 16 Mile Round Trip • Cab Rides 

• Caboose Rentals • Specialty Trains 

Located In HistoricĐ 

Stearns, KentuckyĐ 



Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery 

The Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery is a must visit while 

you are in the Lake Cumberland area or planning a visit to the 

region. This premier facility is one of seventy hatcheries in 

the U.S. and one of the newest with a new multimillion dollar 

visitor center constructed in 2008. This Class A Hatchery offers 

fantastic interpretive exhibits that promote a better understanding 

and appreciation of the natural history, resources, and the 

aquatic habitat in Kentucky. Their emphasis is on promoting 

the environment and recreational fishing to the public, plus 

highlighting the different species of fish, wildlife, and habitat found 

in our waterways. This is the largest fish hatchery in the state of 

Kentucky and the third largest in the country. When the Wolf River 

Dam was constructed for flood control and energy production, and 

Lake Cumberland was created, the federal government realized 

that they disrupted, and in some cases eliminated the native 

species of the river and totally changed the fish habitat. In order 

to mitigate this, the fish hatchery was built to provide healthy trout 

species - including rainbow trout, brown trout, brook trout and 

others - to supply the Cumberland River and other waters across 

Kentucky. The Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery raises over 

a million fish every year and releases them at various stages of 

development. They receive over 2 million eggs, which take about 

sixteen to eighteen months to reach optimum size for release. 

The 64 raceways that they have separate the fish into different 

stages of their growth. Visitors may visit the raceways to observe 

the development. If you come at the right time, you might be 

able to assist them with feeding. They release the fish when they 

are around 9-10” long and transport them all across Kentucky in 

special custom made trucks. The Cumberland River, just below the 

dam, is known to be a premier trout stream - one of the best east 

of the Mississippi. Many folks come from all over to catch these 

healthy fish. One of the biggest events at the Wolf Creek National 

Hatchery is their annual CATCH A RAINBOW Kids Fishing Derby 

day. This is a free event with lots of activities centered on catching 

rainbow trout. One of the largest events of its kind in the country, 

this event is a real hit! Over 1,650 children participated in the 

event last year, with activities, fishing assistance, and prizes for all. 

Everything is free due to the generosity of their many sponsors and 

The Friends of Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery, Inc. The nonprofit 

Friends group is an integral part of the programs at the Wolf 

Creek National Fish Hatchery. Its mission is to promote fishing and 

environmental education through various activities and programs. 

They also operate a very successful gift shop with t-shirts, books, 

souvenirs, and fishing licenses, fishing tackle, along with the widest 

assortment of environmental educational materials in the region. 

This is a great facility to bring a school or church group, women’s 

club outing, the family, or to hold an educational seminar. With 

over 100,000 visitors per year, this exceptional fish hatchery offers 

a great environment for learning, helps us to appreciate the habitat 

around us, plus take responsibility of protecting our future and the 

environment that we live in. Admission to the Wolf Creek National 

Fish Hatchery is free and they are open year round – only closed 

on Christmas day. The hours of operation are January to April from 

8:00 AM-4:00 PM, May to October from 8:00 AM-5:00 PM, and 

November to December from 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM. They can be 

contacted at 270-343-3797. You can also visit them online at 

www.fws.gov/wolfcreek. 


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SomerSplash Waterpark 

SomerSplash Waterpark is awesome! What a fun way to spend 

an afternoon with your children. Get wet and have fun sliding 

down some amazing winding slides or in the wave pool while 

enjoying the clean, well maintained facility in Somerset, 

Kentucky. This easily accessible waterpark is located 

near Traffic Light #1 just off the Cumberland 

Parkway. It opened in 2006 to offer a water 

adventure for children of all ages. They are 

open from Memorial Day through Labor 

Day - a real big hit with families seeking 

a fun day out and a break from the 

summer heat. SomerSplash is operated 

by the city of Somerset and employs 

around 150 seasonal workers - mostly 

trained lifeguards. General Manager 

Stephen Sims loves his job and enjoys 

insuring that the visitors have a great 

time and that folks have a memorable 

experience. Stephen is a certified Aquatic 

Facility Operator (AFO) and SomerSplash 

belongs to the National Recreation and Park 

Association that accredits waterparks across 

the country. SomerSplash offers a lazy river, 

several water slides, a great children’s area for the 

little tykes, and the exhilarating wave pool. While I 

was visiting, a new bowl slide and a speed slide were under 

construction. SomerSplash expects a July 2010 opening for these 

areas. There are also hundreds of new lounge chairs lining the 

water park for those wishing to rest or who like to sunbathe. For 

visitors needing shade there is plenty offered by some beautiful 

green canvas umbrellas. This is a great place to come and enjoy 

watching your children and grandchildren laugh, get wet, and 

have a great time. Isn’t that what summer is all about? 

SomerSplash Waterpark has the right formula for 

fun and to give families a great summer day 

outing creating lots of memories. There is 

a concession stand with a tasty menu of 

hamburgers, cheeseburgers, French fries, 

nachos, salads, ice cream, drinks, and 

more! SomerSplash also offers facilities 

for groups having a birthday party, 

family gathering, or a special outing 

after hours or by arrangement. Contact 

General Manager Stephen Sims for 

more information and pricing. You 

must be 48” tall or more to ride and 

have access to all the rides with the 

“Ride n Slide” pass at SomerSplash. If 

you are less than 48” tall you can get the 

“Half Splash” pass, which gives the little 

ones limited access to the kiddy pool and 

kiddy water park for safety’s sake. SomerSplash 

is open daily during the season and if you come 

after 4:00 PM, you can get a discounted half day pass. 

Visit them online at www.somersplash.com or call them at 

606-679-7946 for more information. Take “Tiki’s” advice – “Enjoy 

a SPLASH in ’10!” 



Mill Springs Battlefield 

On January 19, 1862, General 

Felix K. Zollicoffer and his 

Confederate forces faced off 

against General George H. 

Thomas’ Federal troops on a 

cold, rainy Sunday morning 

near Logan’s Crossroads 

in Kentucky, a sleepy little 

community about nine miles 

north of the Cumberland 

River. During the fall of 1861, Zollicoffer moved his army to Mill 

Springs. This action resulted in the combining of Federal forces at 

Logan’s Crossroads (now present day Nancy, Kentucky). Realizing 

that the Southern defensive line was threatened, Jefferson Davis sent 

General George B. Crittenden to take over command of Zollicoffer’s 

army. What transpired on that fateful day resulted in Zollicoffer’s 

death and the first major Federal victory of the war. 

The rain, smoke, and fog caused visibility to be minimal and against 

the advice of his aids, Zollicoffer rode up the Mill Springs Road. 

Unknowingly, he rode up to a Federal Officer from Danville, 

Kentucky named Speed Fry. Realizing his mistake, Zollicoffer tried 

to bluff his way to safety and ordered Fry to stop firing on his own 

troops. Zollicoffer might have gotten away, had not one of his aides 

rode up shouting “General, they are the enemy” and fired upon Fry. 

The jig was up. Fry and his regiment opened fire. Zollicoffer and 

his two aides fell mortally wounded on the battlefield. After a bitter 

fight along the split rail fence and bayonet charge by the 9th Ohio, 

the Confederates retreated in disorder and crossed the Cumberland 

River. 

The Confederate defeat had far reaching results during the following 

months. The Southern defensive line across Southern Kentucky/ 

Northern Tennessee was weakened, which gave Union General 

Grant the chance to attack Forts Henry and Donelson that led to 

the devastating Battle of Shiloh. The Battle of Mill Springs became a 

footnote in history, being overshadowed by the larger battles of the 

Civil War that followed. 

It wasn’t until 1992 when the Mill Springs Battlefield Association 

was formed that the battle’s significance was brought back to life. 

Since then the MSBA, with the help of the Civil War Preservation 

Trust, the American Battlefield Protection Program, and other local, 

state, and federal funds, has acquired nearly 500 acres of battlefield 

land, restored two historic houses, created two walking trails, placed 

numerous interpretive signage, and built a 10,000 square foot Visitor 

Center. The Visitor Center, located in Nancy, Kentucky, acts as the 

information hub for the entire battlefield, including a museum. The 

Visitor Center receives thousands of visitors per year, many of them 

drawn in from the highway. The MSBA holds several annual events 

each year, including Living History Weekend and Ghostwalk, both 

held at Zollicoffer Park. For more information call 606-636-4045 or 

visit www.millsprings.net. January 22, 2011: 149th Anniversary of 

the Battle of Mill Springs 


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Dining around Lake Cumberland 

Annie’s Dining Picks... just a few of my FAVORITES! 

Boater’s Café at Beaver Creek Resort & Marina - juicy 

grilled chicken, and Panini’s 

Bread of Life Café - delicious buffet with country cooking, 

and homemade yeast rolls 

Chub’s Dockside Grill at Lake Cumberland State Dock - 

Kronos Gryo sandwiches and funnel fries 

Ford’s Dockside Grill at Burnside Marina - Fatman’s 

Paradise BBQ 

Gator II Grill at Indian Hills Resort - Big James Burger, and 

their scrumptious homemade butterscotch pies 

Indian Creek Lodge & Restaurant at Grider Hill Marina & 

Resort - country cooking with daily specials 

Lighthouse Café at Conley Bottom Resort - swirled ice 

cream, and awesome chicken salad 

Manner’s Café - milkshakes and burgers, 50’s diner 

specialties 

Mariner’s Café at Jamestown Resort & Marina - great steaks 

and vegetarian dishes 

Rowena Landing Restaurant at Lake Cumberland State 

Resort Park – buffet, seafood, and catfish 

Sadie’s Sunset Café at Cave Springs Marina - best wings on 

the lake, delectable homemade potato chips, salads, and 

homemade dressings 



Shopping around Lake Cumberland 



800.844.8862 • 606.348.7280 

www.beavercreekmarina.com 

BIG SOUTH FORK SCENIC RAILWAY 

100 Henderson St., Stearns, KY 42647 

800.462.5664 • www.bsfsry.com 

BREAD OF LIFE CAFÉ 

5369 Hwy. 127 South, Liberty, KY 42539 

606.787.6110 • www.galileanhome.org 

BURNSIDE MARINA 



CASEY COUNTY PRODUCE AUCTION 

524 South Fork Creek Rd., Liberty, KY 42539 

606.787.5158 




FRIENDS OF WOLF CREEK NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY 

50 Kendall Rd., Jamestown, KY 42629 

270.343.3797 • www.friendsofwolfcreeknfh.com 



866.387.5501 • 606.387.5501 


HANEY’S APPLEDALE FARM 

8350 W. Hwy 80, Nancy, KY 42544 

606.636.6148 • www.haneysappledalefarm.com 

HILLSIDE GREENHOUSES & NURSERY LLC 


606.787.4509 

LAKE CUMBERLAND OUTDOORS PRO BASS SHOP 

2234 Highway 90, Bronston, KY 42518 

606.561.4662 



888.782.8336 • 270.343.2525 


MISTY MOUNTAIN SALES 


606.787.0404 

SOUTH FORK FURNITURE 


606.706.7722 • www.southforkfurniture.com 

SUNNY VALLEY COUNTRY STORE & BAKERY 


606.787.5946 

U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE – 

WOLF CREEK NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY 




14 Woodson Bend, Bronston, KY 42518 

800.872.9825 • 606.561.5300 



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Newcomer Numbers 

In c a s e o f emergency, a l w a y s c a l l 911. 

Li b e r t y, Casey Co u n t y 

Emergency Numbers 911 

Sheriff 606-787-6821 

Ambulance 606-787-8350 

Fire 911 

General Interest Numbers 

Liberty-Casey County Chamber of Commerce 

606-787-6463 

Casey County Hospital 606-787-6275 

Casey County News 606-787-7171 

Health Department 606-787-6911 

Waste Management 606-678-0186 

Telephone - Windstream KY East 866-445-3402 

Kentucky Utilities 800-981-0600 

Liberty Water & Gas 606-787-9973 

Elected Officials 

County Executive 606-787-8311 

County Court Clerk 606-787-6510 

Al b a n y, Cl i n t o n Co u n t y 


Sheriff 606-387-9163 

Ambulance 606-387-5917 

Fire 606-387-9163 


Albany - Clinton County 

Chamber of Commerce 877-595-2537 

606-387-0228 

Clinton County Hospital 606-387-6421 

Clinton County News 606-387-5144 


Garbage & Waste Collection - Morrison’s 

Transfer Station 606-387-9902 

Spring Creek Airport 606-387-8814 

South Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative 606-387-6476 


County Exec/Mayor 606-387-5234 


Albany City Hall-Mayor’s Office 

& Water Dept. 606-387-6011 

Somerset, Pulaski Co u n t y 


Sheriff 606-678-5145 

Ambulance 606-679-6388 

Fire 606-679-1163 


www.spcchamber.com 

Somerset - Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce 

606-679-7323 

Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital 606-679-7441 

Commonwealth Journal 606-678-8191 


Lake Cumberland Regional Airport 606-679-6705 

Windstream Communications 606-679-4584 


Somerset Utilities District 606-678-4466 


County Executive 606-678-4853 


Jamestown, Russell Co u n t y 


Sheriff 270-343-2191 

Ambulance 270-343-6464 

Fire 270-343-3400 


Russell County Tourist Commission 270-866-4333 

Russell County Hospital 270-866-4141 

The Times Journal 270-866-3191 


Landfill 270-866-5900 

Airport 270-343-6644 

Duo County Telephone Cooperative 270-343-3131 


Jamestown Utilities 270-343-4594 


County Judge/Executive 270-343-2112 


Monticello, Wa y n e Co u n t y 


Sheriff 606-348-5416 

Chief of Police 606-348-9313 

Ambulance 911 

Fire 911 


www.monticellokychamber.com 

Monticello - Wayne County Chamber 866-348-3064 

of Commerce 606-348-3064 

Wayne County Hospital 606-348-9343 

Wayne County Outlook 606-348-3338 


Airport 606-348-7700 


Utility Commission-water, sewer, 

garbage pick up 606-348-8473 


County Exec/Mayor 606-348-4241 




Lake Cumberland Visitor Guide 


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Real Estate and Support Services 

ACCESS REALTY 

100 Access Drive, Ste D, Monticello, KY 42633 

888.826.8028 • 606.348.0140 • www.accessrealtyky.com 

DAVIS & ASSOCIATES 

2366 N. Hwy. 127, Albany, KY 42602 

866.788.0089 • 606.387.4298 

www.davisrealtyauction.com 

EDGEWATER on LAKE CUMBERLAND 


270.566.1900 

GOLDEN RULE – WILSON REAL ESTATE & AUCTION 

1004 Jamestown St., Columbia, KY 42728 

800.410.5155 • 270.384.1111 

www.GoldenRuleAuction.com 


21 East Steve Wariner Dr., Ste A, Russell Springs, KY 42642 

800.410.5155 • 270.866.6600 

www.GoldenRuleAuction.com 



606.787.4509 

LAKE AND LAND REALTY, INC. 

130 W. Steve Wariner Dr., Russell Springs, KY 42642 

270.866.5333 • www.4salekyrealty.com 



800.872.9825 • 606.561.5300 


WATERFRONT REAL ESTATE 

SPECIALISTS! 

Lake Cumberland, Dale Hollow 

Lake, and the Cumberland River 

ROBERT DAVIS 

BROKER-AUCTIONEER 

Cell: 606-688-2897 

Toll Free: 866-788-0089 

www.davisrealtyauction.com 

We also have vacation rentals. Go to www.dalehollowgetaways.com. 


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Horse & Buggy Country Inn 

Horse and Buggy Country Inn 

Bed and Breakfast is located 

in the rolling hills of the South 

Fork Mennonite Community in 

Liberty, Kentucky. This great 

weekend getaway or overnight 

lodging is a rustic, log cabin bed 

and breakfast that has delighted 

many coming to enjoy the 

Lake Cumberland region. It 

was founded by Becky Martin, 

daughter of Sandra Tucker, 

matriarch and visionary of the 

Galilean Children’s Home. 

Sandra told her daughter about a dream that she had about Becky 

opening a bed and breakfast. Becky is very humble, like the rest 

of her family; however she knew if Mamma was suggesting it, it 

had to be God’s plan for her. Today, Becky and her family enjoy 

the many guests that come to this beautiful four bedroom log 

cabin that is nestled in pastures with cows, horses, and wildlife. 

Becky’s cousin, Joey Tucker, co-owns and operates Woods Creek 

Outfitters, which offers hunting trips on their 2,500+ acres of 

managed land. If overnight lodging is desired, they can create 

packages that include overnight lodging, hunting trips, meals, and 

lots of fun. This is a perfect place to hunt for deer and turkey. 

Spring, fall, and winter are perfect times to enjoy the bountiful 

hunting in the area and these hunting excursions have been a 

huge hit with outdoorsmen around the country. There are plenty 

of places to walk, hike, or take day trips to the many attractions 

in Casey County, including “Annie’s” favorite, the South Fork 

Mennonite Community. Continental breakfast is provided at the 

Horse and Buggy Country Inn and there are plenty of restaurants in 

the area, including the Bread of Life Café - their family restaurant 

that offers a scrumptious buffet with a fresh salad bar, delicious 

desserts, and much more. They also have delicious meals you can 

order from their menu. Most of the marinas are within easy reach 

and Somerset and Russell Springs are less than thirty minutes away. 

Come explore this simple lifestyle and enjoy a wonderful overnight 

stay at the Horse and Buggy Country Inn Bed and Breakfast. I am 

sure you will not be disappointed. Overnight reservations can be 

made by phoning Becky Martin at 606-787-6612, or for Hunting 

Packages call Woods Creek Outfitters at 859-302-2508. You can 

also visit them online at www.woodscreekoutfitters.com. 



Bread of Life Café 

Bread of Life Café is a destination restaurant located 

in Liberty, KY, of the Lake Cumberland region. They 

feed thousands of hungry visitors every week. Their 

signature homemade yeast rolls - for which they 

are well known, hot buffet with mouthwatering 

country fried chicken, ham, catfish, hushpuppies, 

fresh vegetables, desserts, and their popular 

endless country breakfast bar on Saturday 

mornings keep the diners coming back for more. 

Tour buses love this stop. Even though it looks 

a lot like Cracker Barrel as you walk into the gift 

store; you instantly know that it is different with 

its wide variety of merchandise, much of which is 

handcrafted - includes candles, quilts, homemade 

fudge, fresh baked sourdough breads - all hand picked 

by the owners/sisters, Becky and Jessica. However, all of this 

isn’t what makes the Bread of Life Café so unique. The restaurant 

is an outward testimony to the love of the late Sandra Tucker and 

her husband, Jerry “Dad” Tucker. The couple, for over forty years, 

worked selflessly giving and caring for less fortunate children. Dad 

and the children continue in this mission today. The children, 

some of whom had been abandoned, disfigured, disabled, or 

mentally challenged are given a safe and loving home offering 

them shelter, hope, faith, and love. In the early 1970’s, the then 

young couple (Jerry & Sandy) wanted a large family. They started 

out by adopting a few children to add to their two biological 

daughters. All this grew into an abounding love and compassion 

for these “lil’ lambs” that need a place to call home and a family to 

love them. The saying “faith, hope and room for one more” takes 

on special meaning in this family. This amazing couple and family 

have cared for over 800 children from all over the world. They 

have adopted over thirty of them at their expanding home - the 

Galilean Children’s Home in Liberty, KY. Jerry and Sandy traveled 

to Washington, D.C. in 1992 to receive the prestigious Points of 

Light Foundation Volunteer Service Award from then President 

George H. W. Bush. The Galilean Children’s Home has also 

been the recipient of a recurring grant from the Honorable Order 

of Kentucky Colonels Good Works Program for their outstanding 

efforts on behalf of these children. 

Mrs. Sandra Tucker passed away on June 18, 2007, but her legacy 

is carried on by the love of her life, husband Jerry, and her family. 

Her vision and grace created the Galilean Children’s Home. She is 

referred to by many as a modern day Mother Teresa in this part of 

Kentucky - and this part of the country for that matter. Daughter, 

Becky, says that she can’t fill her Mom’s shoes, but she can try 

and walk in them. The family has done just that. The Bread of 

Life Café is a gathering place for great food and excellent service. 

It also gives many of the children that they have nurtured and 

loved a place to work if they are able. The family loves to meet 

people. The common occurrence of the tour buses that stop at 

the restaurant to enjoy the good ole’ country home cooking and 

atmosphere give them great pleasure. The freshly washed and 

rolled cloth napkins are an example of the attention to detail and to 

Sandy’s desire to offer exceptional service and abundant, excellent 

food. The Bread of Life Café is located in Liberty, Casey County, 

KY - known as the “Farm Gate Capital of the World” with the well 

known gate manufacturer, Tarter, employing over 600 people. 

The Bread of Life Café is also located near a small Mennonite 

community with many shops, crafts, cheese, fresh produce, handmade 

furniture, leather goods, and a greenhouse - all of whom love 

to have visitors. Come experience a beautiful part of Kentucky, 

where freedom and love have a true significance, and you can see 

an example of God’s unconditional love through this amazing and 

steadfast test of faith with the Tucker family and The Bread of Life 

Café. The Bread of Life Café and the Galilean Children’s Home 

can be visited online through www.galileanhome.org. 


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Annie’s Travels and Treasures 

Manner’s Café & Soda Shop is a 

treasure in downtown Jamestown, 

KY. This 50’s style diner is the place 

to be for a homemade milkshake, 

juicy cheeseburger, sandwich, onion 

rings or an Annie’s favorite - a good 

country breakfast. This historic 

building, which was built in 1921 in 

downtown Jamestown, has significant 

meaning for many of the citizens of Jamestown and those who have 

visited the area. The diner was formerly known as Tanners, where 

folks congregated at the hometown diner for delicious food, piping 

hot coffee, and fellowship. This significant building sat empty for 

about twenty years, before Ricky Mann found a “For Sale” sign on 

the property several years ago. He decided to buy the building 

and restore it to its original glory. Ricky felt like it was his duty 

and it became his mission to reopen Manner’s and offer tasty food 

and excellent service. Their slogan is “Because nice matters”. The 

original black potbelly stove brings out the reds and yellows in the 

diner and compliments the lively atmosphere. Come by and treat 

yourself to an old-fashioned milkshake or soda and sit on the stools 

at the original diner counter or one of the original booths from the 

50’s. Manner’s Café & Soda Shop also does carry out and can be 

reached at 270-343-MANN (6266). 

Carnegie Community Arts Center, 

“The Grande Dame of Somerset” is 

located in the old post office building 

in downtown Somerset. A group 

of volunteers and visionaries set 

out to turn this beautiful three-story 

building, constructed in 1913, into 

a community arts center, studio, and 

gallery. The Carnegie Community 

Arts Center (CCAC) opened in 

December of 2008, a home for resident artists and their studios, art 

classes, events, and the Sheltowee Art Shop - a group of 75 juried 

artists in their guild who co-op to offer their juried works for sale 

in this beautifully laid out gift store. Visiting the CCAC in May 

was a special treat for me, as the traveling exhibit was a fantastic 

collection by split personality Shirley Mason, also known as Sybil 

– for who’s life the book and movies were based. There were 

hundreds of pieces of her signed art projects and others unsigned 

(by her other personalities) at the gallery for visitors to admire. 

Director Diane Giddens and Assistant Director Laura Coffey take 

pleasure in taking guests around the CCAC and showing them 

the highlights of each exhibition. Another place of interest is 

the wonderful Yellow Umbrella Bistro, a fine French market 

offering kitchen and bath furnishings and accessories, as well as 

authentic fine Kentucky Arts and Crafts. The Yellow Umbrella 

is a wonderful space with delightful crafts, delicious homemade 

cheeses, sauces, gourmet coffees, cappuccinos, hot chocolate, 

teas, and snacks. Located in the lower level of the CCAC, many 

brides-to-be have their wedding showers/teas here or you can find 

girlfriends spending time together sipping on tea and enjoying 

the beautiful and invigorating atmosphere. The Bistro area is a 

charming room decorated with old world flavor that is available 

for luncheons, parties, or meetings (with WIFI accessibility). Come 

on over to CCAC and visit their resident artists or partake in their 

classes that include art, music, yoga, dance, language, and theatre. 

Visit CCAC’s website for up-to-date information on events, visiting 

artists, and exhibitions: www.carnegiecac.com. They are open 

four days a week, Tuesday through Fridays, 11 AM – 5 PM Eastern 

Time. Bon Journey! Tel: 606-677-0333. 

Key West Boat Storage is a new 

luxury boat storage owned and 

operated by Steve and Trish Sauter 

of Louisville, KY. Avid Lake 

Cumberland boaters, this dynamic 

duo set out to build high end boat 

rental facilities that would allow 

them to enjoy their hobby, maximize 

their retirement, and to offer their 

clients spacious, clean, well maintained boat facilities. Steve has 

a landscaping business back home, and has worked to make the 

grounds at the facility inviting. As you drive up, you can see the 

beautifully manicured lawns, landscaped gardens, and walkways 

with a nautical feel around the property. This clearly differentiates 

their boat storage units from others around Lake Cumberland. 

They wanted to build and create boat storage units that were 

bigger, better, and cleaner than what they had seen and once you 

see theirs, you will understand. They have 69 units with plans 

to expand and offer up to 200 units in the next few years. They 

believe in friendly, personal customer service, and preventive 

maintenance to their storage units to keep them in immaculate 

condition. They adjust the tension on the rollup door yearly and 

grease the springs and tracks to keep the doors gliding up and 

down easily. They also clean out the bays every year and power 

wash them to keep them neat and tidy. They pride themselves 

in having a lot of room, over 90’ of space, between buildings, 

so boaters have plenty of room to back up a larger vehicle, like 

a Suburban, and their boat with no problem. They call Lake 

Cumberland the “Caribbean of Kentucky” and have raised their two 

girls, Samantha and Hailey, here. The family has spent countless 

hours of fun, relaxation, and quality time through the years. Trish 

says it is their way to detox after a hectic work schedule with the 

family business. They enjoy cooking and Steve’s culinary skills 

surface while cooking for his wife and daughters. The day that my 

family and I were there, Food Network was on in the background 

while they were preparing “Alaskan King Crab”, some side dishes, 

and listening to some island music. Need a safe, secure place to 

store your boat, give Key West Boat Storage a call and let them 

spoil you! They can be contacted at 502-639-1277. 

South Fork Furniture is a magnificent 

store offering authentic handcrafted 

Amish furniture. The store is nestled 

in a quaint valley of South Fork - a 

Mennonite community settled in 

1975. Sipke and his wife, Fay, 

Hiemstra moved from the hustle 

and bustle of just outside of Atlanta, 

GA several years ago. They felt that 

God was directing their family to a simpler life. Both had thought 

about Kentucky and after prayerful consideration, landed in the 

beautiful Casey County region where they bought a furniture 

store. They now have a very large selection of furniture, home 

accessories, baskets, candles and Howard Miller Clocks to furnish 

your home, vacation cabin, or houseboat. If you can’t find 

what you are looking for, it’s no problem. They can handcraft 

custom furniture to your liking. One of my favorite pieces was 

a dual maple and walnut bedroom ensemble in a contemporary 

style, built with the fine craftsmanship that is expected in Amish 

furniture. Their slogan is “… Today’s quality furniture becomes 

tomorrow’s family heirloom…”, so you know they take great 

care with their work. The drawers were engineered to pull out 

completely and lock-in place for ease of use. It reminds me a lot 

of my cousin Frank. Using his ingenuity and craftsmanship, he 

builds “umweltfreundlich” (environmentally friendly) furniture in 

southern Germany, in our multigenerational family trade which 

he has helped carry on after my Uncle Werner passed some years 

ago. The Hiemstra family takes pride in offering quality furniture 

and pleasure in helping each visitor find their perfect piece, or 

bedroom or dining room furnishings to finish off their vacation 

home, houseboat, or family home. They have a wide variety of 


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dining and bedroom furniture in many styles from farmhouse, 

traditional, and country to contemporary. There are matching 

buffets, armoires, end tables, hutches, desks, and some really 

neat TV stands with built-in DVD and video cabinets. They 

also have some gorgeous handcrafted baskets that will rival any 

Longenberger basket for less. These baskets are handmade by the 

Gingerich family and are all one-of-a-kind masterpieces signed 

by the individual family member that created it. Another of my 

favorite items is their handcrafted wooden lazy Susan that is made 

out of different woods and sizes. They would make a great gift for 

any occasion. I plan to present one to my Mom, Gisela, as a 70 th 

birthday present. They also have children’s furniture and toys, and 

precision Howard Miller clocks with cases handcrafted in the US 

with German movements. Stop by and visit Sipke and Fay and let 

them assist you in finding the furniture you desire. Make sure to 

say “Dag” to Sipke and Fay and tell them that “Annie” sent you. 

Visit them online at www.SouthForkFurniture.com or give them a 

call today at 606-706-7722. Happy Shopping! 

Sunny Valley Country Store & Bakery 

is a delightful country store tucked 

away in the friendly Mennonite 

community in Casey County. The 

Hoover family, patriarch Merv and 

son Paul and family, take great 

pleasure in serving each client and 

offer a wonderful selection of bulk 

foods, Bickford flavored oils, honeys, 

jams and jellies, cereals, grains, candies, clothing, homemade 

sorghum, homemade breads, and cheeses. This is a perfect place 

to come and have a sandwich, pick up some items for your picnic 

lunch (organic cheeses, eggs and meats), or stock your kitchen 

with fresh, conveniently packed spices, herbs, flavored oils, and 

so much more. I have traveled the world, but have never seen the 

selection of honeys, oils, or herbs and spices that Sunny Valley 

Country Store & Bakery offers. The store is very neat, tidy, bright, 

and cheery. They offer at least a dozen flavored syrups and honeys 

- from alfalfa blossom to orange blossom. The country store is 

bustling with activity. It’s easy to tell that this is a great place to 

stock up on bulk foods, cereals and grains. Come see why folks 

from all over the region come to Sunny Valley Country Store & 

Bakery and the South Fork Community to spend the day, slow 

down, relax, and stock up on these great items needed for the 

kitchen. Give them a call at 606-787-5946. 

Misty Mountain Sales is a wonderful 

variety store which is also run by the 

Hoover family. This store carries 

fabrics, sewing notions, dry goods, 

cookery, clothing, handcrafted 

quilts, and farm supply goods. It is 

a favorite among area quilters. The 

hand sewn quilts are proudly hung 

in the store and showcase the many 

talents and family designs handed down for many generations. The 

wide assortment of fabrics and accessories are a quilter’s dream. 

Misty Mountain Sales is conveniently located in the South Fork 

Community and is open Monday through Saturday (closed on 

Sundays). They can be reached at 606-787-0404. 

Hillside Greenhouses & Nursery, LLC is a premier greenhouse 

in southeastern Kentucky offering a wide, wide variety of plants, 

produce, and fresh fruits. They have one of the most extensive 

assortments of peppers, herbs, and tomatoes that I have ever seen; 

delighting many customers from near and far - over 80 different 

tomato varieties and some of the coolest peppers this side of 

the Mississippi! During my visit they had in stock peppers such 

as super chili peppers, Tabasco, sweet Havana peppers, and 

pimento just to name a few. They also carry what is probably 

the broadest selection of herbs in the region, including anise, 

stevia, roman chamomile, patchouli, lemon verbena, curry, and 

so many more. This is a gardener’s 

paradise! Merv Hoover’s son Paul 

loves the greenhouse and takes great 

pride in offering the best produce, 

plant variety, and fruits in the state of 

Kentucky. He enjoys serving people. 

They sell wholesale and retail 

from their facilities. The colors are 

abundant and the selection is great 

during the spring, summer and fall months. Much of the produce 

and plants available are grown locally by the Hoover family or 

outsourced through quality farmers throughout the region. They 

also offer seed, farm fertilizers, farm supplies, wind chimes, bird 

houses, and a multitude of plants in several greenhouses to choose 

from. If you are looking for healthy, flowering hanging baskets, 

this is the place. It is also a great place to go if you are looking 

for some vegetables or herbs to compliment your current garden. 

Come on down and see why Hillside Greenhouse is one of the 

best kept secrets in the region. Spend a day, have a sandwich, 

and learn from the Hoover family and others about their gardening 

secrets and how to grow these special varieties. They have a wide 

selection of watermelons, musk melons, and berries during the 

harvest season. They look forward to seeing you soon. Stop by 

and enjoy the serene atmosphere and the friendly people of the 

South Fork Community. Call them at 606-787-4509. Enjoy your 

visit! 

Casey County Produce Auction is where you 

want to be on any Monday, Wednesday, or 

Friday throughout the year. If you are a home 

canner or put up food for the winter by another 

method, you won’t want to miss this stop! The 

farmers in this and surrounding communities 

bring their fresh produce and flowers to auction 

off to the highest bidder for a fair price. The 

energy at these auctions is infectious. Everyone 

has a great time and feels like they are getting 

a great bargain in the best produce, flowers, 

and other sundries. Merv Hoover started out 

as a farmer in this beautiful valley many years 

ago. Today with his son Paul and large family (11 children, all but 

2 live and work in this community and pitch in to help with the 

variety of family businesses), they have several enterprises to serve 

the community, the visitor, and the many folks traveling for miles 

to buy the best produce, flowers, plants, and merchandise. You 

can’t get any fresher than what the Casey County Produce Auction 

has to offer and they strive to be fair to everyone. Anyone can 

sell merchandise and anyone can buy. They have the tradition 

where every buyer and seller keeps their number. That way if you 

are a regular/loyal patron, you will get to know some of the other 

loyal merchants and traders - just like the Dutch traders many 

centuries ago. The Casey County Produce Auction is hopping 

during these three days and they take pride in selling to roadside 

markets, restaurants, landscapers, individuals, and to folks canning 

or making jellies and jams. In the winter months, the auction sells 

hay and farm supplies to the farmers around Casey County and 

the surrounding area. On October 16 th , come experience a new 

event - a consignment auction where anything will go, such as farm 

implements, tractors, merchandise, furniture, boats, and whatever 

you can bring down. This is sure to be a huge event at a beautiful 

time of the year when you can also experience the blanket of fall 

colors. Come enjoy the colors, smells, sounds, and sights of the 

Casey County Produce Auction and make sure to tell Paul, the 

apprentice auctioneer, “hello from Annie”. You can reach them by 

phone at 606-787-5158. Happy Sales! 



Business Directory 

MARINAS 

A = Accommodations • A* = Pet Friendly Accommodations 

AA = Apparel & Accessories • ATM = ATM Services 

B = Bait • BRV = Boat & RV Storage • BLS = Boat Lift Sales 

BP = Boat Parts & Accessories • BR = Boat Ramp 

BRe = Boat Repair • BSt = Boating Stores 

BSu = Boating Supplies • C = Camping 

CS = Camping Supplies • CAT = Catering 

CoSt = Convenience Store • D = Dining/Restaurants 

FG = Fishing Guides • FL/S = Fishing License/Supplies 

G = Gasoline Sales • H = Houseboat Rentals 

M = Marine Supplies • PA = Picnic Area 

PR = Pontoon Rentals • SD = Scuba Diving 

S = Shopping • SF = Shore Fishing 

W = Small Watercraft & Jet Ski Rentals 

BEAVER CREEK RESORT & MARINA – A*•AA•B•BLS•BP• 

BR•BRe•BSt•BSu•D•FG•FL/S•G•H•M•PR•SD•S•W 


800.844.8862 • 606.348.7280 • www.beavercreekmarina.com 

BURNSIDE MARINA – B•BSu•D•FG•FL/S•G•H•PR•S•W 



CAVE SPRINGS MARINA – AA•B•BR•BSu•CoSt•D•FG• 

FL/S•G•M•PA•PR•S•W 



CONLEY BOTTOM RESORT – A•AA•ATM•B•BRV•BLS•BP•BR• 

BSu•CS•CoSt•D•FG•FL/S•G•H•M•PR•W 

736 Hwy. 1275 N., Monticello, KY 42633 


GRIDER HILL MARINA & RESORT – A*•AA•ATM•B•BRV• 

BLS•BP•BR•BSt•BSu•C•CS•CAT•CoSt•D•FG• 

FL/S•G•H•M•PA•PR•S•SF•W 


866.387.5501 • 606.387.5501 • www.griderhillmarina.com 

INDIAN HILLS RESORT ALLIGATOR II MARINA & KOA – 

A*•B•BRV•BR•BSt•BSu•C•CS•D•FL/S•G•H•M•PA•PR•W 


877.363.9911 • 270.866.6616 


JAMESTOWN RESORT & MARINA – 

A•AA•ATM•B•BRV•BR•CoSt•D•FG•FL/S•G•H•M•PR•W 

3677 South Hwy. 92, Jamestown, KY 42629 

800.830.5131 • 270.343.5253 


LAKE CUMBERLAND STATE DOCK – 

A•AA•B•BP•BR•BSt•BSu•CoSt•D•FL/S•G•H•M•PR•S•W 


888.782.8336 • 270.343.2525 


ACCOMMODATIONS (See Also Marinas Designated A or A*) 

DALE HOLLOW GETAWAYS 

2366 N. Hwy. 127, Albany, KY 42602 

866.788.0089 • 270.459.0241 

www.dalehollowgetaways.com 


54 Wahoo Way, Nancy, KY 42544 


HORSE & BUGGY COUNTRY INN BED & BREAKFAST 

1159 South Fork Ridge Rd., Liberty, KY 42539 

606.787.6612 



800.325.1709 • 270.343.3111 

SANDY ACRES LOG CABINS 

1990 Henson Ridge, Liberty, KY 42539 

606.706.1735 • www.sandycabins.com 

SPRINGS MOTEL 


800.942.2547 • 270.866.5066 • www.springsmotelky.com 


324 Segal Wesley Ave., Liberty, KY 42539 





AGRITOURISM 



606.787.5158 


8350 W. Hwy 80, Nancy, KY 42544 




606.787.4509 

AMUSEMENT PARK 

SOMERSET FALLS FAMILY PARK 

100 Family Fun Dr. (located at S Hwy 27, light #22), 

Somerset, KY 42503 

606.451.2000 • www.somersetfalls.com 

SOMERSPLASH WATERPARK 

1030 Hwy. 2227, Somerset, KY 42503 

606.679.7946 • www.somersplash.com 

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 




AUCTIONS 


2366 N. Hwy. 127, Albany, KY 42602 

866.788.0089 • 606.387.4298 • www.davisrealtyauction.com 



800.410.5155 • 270.384.1111 • www.GoldenRuleAuction.com 




AUCTIONS-FLOWERS & PRODUCE 



606.787.5158 

BAIT 



606.561.4662 

BAKERY/DELI 



606.787.5946 

BOAT & RV STORAGE (See Also Marinas Designated BRV) 

KEY WEST BOAT STORAGE, LLC 

777 Highway 1383, Russell Springs, KY 42642 

502.639.1277 

T.A.C.K. MARINE SERVICE & STORAGE 

7498 W. Hwy. 92, Monticello, KY 42633 

606.348.5825 • www.tackmarine.com 

BOAT PARTS (See Also Marinas Designated BP) 

LOOKOUT MARINE SALES 

6590 S. Hwy. 27, Somerset, KY 42501 

606.561.5904 • www.lookoutmarine.com 




BOAT REPAIR (See Also Marinas Designated BRe) 

FINISH LINE MARINE 

131 Gosser Ridge Rd., Russell Springs, KY 42642 

270.858.4938 




MARINE ASSIST 

P.O. Box 470, Jamestown, KY 42629 

877.662.2555 • www.marineassistky.com 




BOAT SALES 

FUNTIME HOUSEBOATS 

2459 N. Hwy. 127, Russell Springs, KY 42642 

270.866.7999 • www.funtimehouseboats.com 




YourNewBoat.com 

W. Lakeshore Dr. • P.O. Box 577 

Burnside, KY 42519 

800.494.5023 • 606.875.4035 • www.YourNewBoat.com 

BOATING SUPPLIES 



606.561.4662 







BOAT TOWING & RECOVERY 

MARINE ASSIST 

P.O. Box 470, Jamestown, KY 42629 

877.662.2555 • www.marineassistky.com 

BULK FOOD/GROCERY STORES 



606.787.5946 

CAMPING (See Also Marinas Designated C) 






800.325.1709 • 270.343.3111 

CAMPING SUPPLIES (See Also Marinas Designated CS) 




CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE/TOURIST COMMISSIONS 

BURNSIDE TOURISM COMMISSION 

P.O. Box 8, Burnside, KY 42519 

800.240.2531 • 606.561.7117 • www.burnsidetourism.com 

SOMERSET-PULASKI COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 

445 S. Hwy. 27, Ste 101, Somerset, KY 42501 

606.679.7323 • www.spcchamber.com 

SOMERSET-PULASKI COUNTY TOURISM 

522 Ogden St., Somerset, KY 42501 

800.642.6287 • 606.679.6394 

www.lakecumberlandtourism.com 

TOUR SEKY 


606.677.6099 • www.tourseky.com 

WAYNE COUNTY TOURISM & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 

55 North Main St., Monticello, KY 42633 

606.348.4241 • www.heartoflakecumberland.com 

FABRICS & EMBROIDERY/HAND CRAFTED QUILTS 



606.787.0404 

FISHING LICENSE/SUPPLIES 

(See Also Marinas Designated FL/S) 






606.561.4662 


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Business Directory 

U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE – WOLF CREEK NATIONAL 

FISH HATCHERY 



FLORISTS/GREENHOUSES 



606.787.4509 

FURNITURE – INDOOR/OUTDOOR 




GATED COMMUNITIES 



270.566.1900 




GENERAL VARIETY STORES 



606.787.0404 

GIFTS/SOUVENIRS (See Shopping) 

GOLF 




HANDMADE OAK FURNITURE 



606.787.0404 

HIKING/TRAILS 



270.566.1900 


FISH HATCHERY 



HISTORICAL SITES 




HOSPITALS 

LAKE CUMBERLAND REGIONAL HOSPITAL 

305 Langdon St., Somerset, KY 42501 

606.679.7441 • www.lakecumberlandhospital.com 

WAYNE COUNTY HOSPITAL 

166 Hospital St., Monticello, KY 42633 

606.348.9393 • www.waynehospital.org 

HOUSEBOAT MANUFACTURERS 

FUNTIME HOUSEBOATS 

2459 N. Hwy. 127, Russell Springs, KY 42642 

270.866.7999 • www.funtimehouseboats.com 

HOUSEWARES 



606.787.0404 

HUNTING/HUNTING GUIDES 





324 Segal Wesley Ave., Liberty, KY 42539 


INSURANCE 

DAVIS MARINE INSURANCE 

P.O. Box 935, Albany, KY 42602 

800.977.0723 • 606.387.4297 • www.davismarineinsurance.com 

INSURANCE/FINANCIAL PLANNING 

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. 

8500 Hwy. 111, Ste. 50A, Byrdstown, TN 38549 

931.864.8688 • www.newyorklife.com 

KAYAK OUTFITTERS/RENTALS/TRIPS 



270.566.1900 

LANDSCAPING 



606.787.4509 

LONG TERM CARE INSURANCE 

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. 

8500 Hwy. 111, Ste. 50A, Byrdstown, TN 38549 

931.864.8688 • www.newyorklife.com 

MARINE SUPPLIES (See Also Marinas Designated M) 



606.561.4662 




MUSEUMS/MUSEUM TOURS 




MILL SPRINGS BATTLEFIELD VISITOR CENTER & MUSEUM 

9020 West Highway 80, Nancy, KY 42544 



FISH HATCHERY 



PONTOON RENTALS (See Also Marinas Designated PR) 




PRODUCE 



606.787.4509 

REAL ESTATE/PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT 

ACCESS REALTY 

100 Access Drive, Ste D, Monticello, KY 42633 

888.826.8028 • 606.348.0140 • www.accessrealtyky.com 


2366 N. Hwy. 127, Albany, KY 42602 

866.788.0089 • 606.387.4298 • www.davisrealtyauction.com 



270.566.1900 







LAKE AND LAND REALTY, INC. 


270.866.5333 • www.4salekyrealty.com 

RESORTS (See Also Marinas) 




RESTAURANTS/DINING (See Also Marinas Designated D) 






800.325.1709 • 270.343.3111 

MANNERS CAFÉ & SODA SHOP 

322 Monument Square, Jamestown, KY 42629 

270.343.6266 




SHOPPING/GIFTS/SOUVENIRS 

(See Also Marinas Designated S) 











8350 W. Hwy 80, Nancy, KY 42544 




606.561.4662 





FISH HATCHERY 






SPICES/HERBS 



606.787.5946 

SWIMMING POOLS 




TECHNOLOGY 

MODERN SYSTEMS, INC. 

3844 S. Hwy 27, Ste B, Somerset, KY 42501 

800.252.7664 • 606.679.4556 • www.modernsystemsinc.com 

TOURS 




MILL SPRINGS BATTLEFIELD VISITOR CENTER & MUSEUM 

9020 West Highway 80, Nancy, KY 42544 


TRAIN RIDES 




TROUT FARM/FISHING 





FISH HATCHERY 



WATER PARK 






The Rural Health Clinic 

7 Days A Week... 

WE’RE HERE FOR 

OU 

If you’re among our water-bound guests and need treatment for minor 

illness or injury, Wayne County Hospital’s Rural Health Clinic stands 

ready to serve you. You’ll find us conveniently located at 166 Hospital 

Street in Montincello, just off of West Highway 90. 

• Physicians and Nurse Practitioners available to treat all ages. 

• Open 7 days a week, evenings and weekends. 

• Appointments and walk-in patients are welcome. 

RURAL HEALTH CLINIC 

606.340.3251 

Monday - Saturday ............9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. 

Sunday................................1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 

166 Hospital Street I Monticello, KY I 606.348.9343 I Walk-Ins Welcome

Create Your Own Experience 

at Lake Cumberland State Resort Park 

Lodge Rooms & Cottages Rowena Landing Restaurant Campground 

Banquet/Meeting Space Marina w/Boat Rentals Excellent Fishing 

Indoor & Outdoor Pools Horseback Riding Miniature Golf 

Disc Golf Course Hiking Trails Tennis Courts 

Daily recreational activities led by trained recreation staff for the whole family Memorial Day 

through Labor Day. Pick up a schedule upon arrival and start making memories. 

“the nation’s finest” 

Lake Cumberland State Resort Park 

5465 State Park Road • Jamestown, KY 

1-800-325-1709 www.parks.ky.gov 

GPS coordinates: N 36.93017 W -85.04014

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yourself. 

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Redefine “vacation house” in 

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Adventure Everywhere “U” Turn. To plan your 2010 adventure visit TOURSEKY.COM or dial 877-TOURSEKY.

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