Olde Town Park

Located at 126 South Main Street

The centerpiece for the park is a 14 x 32 foot cascading fountain by local artist Zoe Strecker. Inspiration for the fountain came from the dramatic limestone gorge of the Kentucky River known as the "Palisades". There is a platform area in front of the fountain, which can be used as a stage, allowing the park to serve as the site of live entertainment.

* Since this park is a public park, anyone is allowed to be there. You are not permitted to tell people to leave. 

Rental Fee - (FREE)
with refundable Damage Deposit - $ 50.00

Youngs Park

Located at 530 Linden Avenue

The Young's Park Shelter can be rented for:

-$100 for half day rental (from the time frames of: 10:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.  OR  5:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M.)

- $175  for a full day rental (from the time frame of: 10:00 A.M. - 10.00 P.M.)

REQUIRED is a $100.00 damage deposit, which is refunded to the renter as long as there are NO damages to the building, once the
key is returned.

"The Lady That Danced Herself To Death"

The Ghost Story here begins with a young woman who checked into the Harrodsburg Springs Hotel, which stood on the park grounds in the late 1880s,
under a false name. She danced with several partners inside the Hotel's Ball Room. At the end of the night & without warning, she died in her
last partner's arms. The staff and guests held a funeral for her and, knowing her identity, they buried her on the hotel grounds.
The hotel burned down decades ago, but her grave still remains, under a marker that reads
"UNKOWN - Hallowed and Hushed be the Place of the Dead. STEP SOFTLY, BOW HEAD." Local lore says her ghostly form still appears, dancing in the moonlight.

Lions Club Park

*** Lion's Club is no longer being rented out due to maintenance/ updates. ***