Bowling Green, KY is perfectly positioned in-between Nashville and Louisville, and the destination for creating those special moments with the family you’ll cherish in-between the mix of small-town charm and big-city attractions.

Explore the eerie side of BGKY as you dive into the hometown of legendary filmmaker John Carpenter. Horror fans can visit sites that inspired the fictional character Michael Myers in the infamous Halloween film, and venture through themed haunts at Skeleton’s Lair Scream Park. For more spooky fun, join one of the many guided walking tours that reveal the haunted history and ghostly legends of downtown and nearby Western Kentucky University.

Round out the fall vacation by entering the hidden depths of the region’s caves. Venture underground to Mammoth Cave National Park, the world’s longest known cave system, or take a leisurely boat ride through Lost River Cave. Traditional fall activities for kids and vivid foliage can be found at Chaney’s Dairy Barn and Jackson’s Orchard, each offering tons of outdoor play, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, farm animals, and sweet treats.

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When winter hits, Bowling Green transforms into a festive wonderland! The Reindeer Farm is a magical destination where you can meet real reindeer, marvel at ice carving demonstrations, and kids delight in meeting their favorite holiday characters. As one of the South’s only reindeer farms, families will love soaking in the joyful atmosphere creating new traditions, taking holiday card photos and sipping hot cocoa by the fire.

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Another must-visit is Santa’s Lookout, where kids get the North Pole experience visiting Santa and his helpers. The Reindeer Farm and Santa’s Lookout together create a perfect winter escape that embodies the warmth and magic of the holiday season. Lace up your skates and zip around SOKY Ice Rink before viewing the light displays and charming shops in the historic downtown.

Plan your visit at VisitBGKY.com and discover why the moments in between are made in Bowling Green.