Grant County, Kentucky – Home of the Ark Encounter
Located conveniently between Lexington, Kentucky and Cincinnati, Ohio on I-75 in the rolling hills of Northern Kentucky’s southernmost county. You’ll find lakes and trails for fishing and hiking, historical sites, family fun and of course, the Ark Encounter.
There’s so much to do at the Ark Encounter. Explore the family playground, take a zip line tour, spot some exotic animals at Ararat Ridge Zoo, and much more!
The largest lake in Northern Kentucky, Williamstown Lake is a public, 330-acre recreational lake and water reservoir. It is perfect for fishing, tubing, boating, water skiing, and jet-skiing.
Travel back to the early 19th century with a visit to the William Arnold Log Cabin, showcasing pioneer era furniture, early photographs, and artifacts. Stop at Sherman Tavern, one of the last stagecoach stops left standing in Kentucky. Or visit Rice Chapel, moved to Grant County Park for preservation. The park also features an 18-hole disc golf course. And enjoy our other parks with their nature trails, tennis and basketball courts and picnic shelters.
Plan to visit Grant County for heaping helpings of hospitality and bigger than life fun
