Experts' Choice Award Kentucky Horse Park
What the experts agree on
Sprawling 1,200-acre working horse farm near Lexington blending museums, live Parade of Breeds shows, and hands-on experiences like trail rides and carriage tours—an engaging deep dive into Kentucky's equine heritage.
Fodor's "There's a Parade of Breeds, horse-drawn carriage rides, and a 45-minute trail ride around the park—suitable even for those who've never ridden before." Full review
Lonely Planet Top Choice
"This educational theme park and equestrian sports center sits on 1200 acres just north of Lexington. Horses representing 50 different breeds live in the park and participate in special live shows." Full review
Michelin Guide 3 Stars
"Twice daily in summer you can admire the Parade of Breeds, where horses of every size, shape and pedigree strut their stuff." Full review
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Don't miss the excellent introductory movie, Thou Shalt Fly Without Wings, or the displays in the International Museum of the Horse, chronicling the animal's history and evolution.
Travel + Leisure "Located on 1,200 acres of bluegrass farmland, the Kentucky Horse Park offers museums, galleries, barn tours, guided horse and pony rides, and horse-drawn carriage tours"
Condé Nast Traveler "Despite its Horse Capital of the World moniker, equines are only a small part of Lexington's appeal. (Though the Kentucky Horse Park and the Keeneland Race Course are both worth a spot on..."
