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Louisville Waterfront Park in Kentucky - a great vacation and travel destination

The Pier Park in Louisville Kentucky is a beautiful patch of green in a very urban. The park is located in an area where a large amount of scrap yards, sand and gravel plants, old rail beds, petroleum and asphalt terminals, and an interstate highway that makes it virtually impossible for public access to river. The Waterfront Park worked to connect the city and the river again and returned to a beautiful place where the community can gather and enjoy a beautiful space. The park offers a 12-acre meadow that slopes gently toward the river and is a great place for families get together and picnic, play or do anything else. The lawn is also a fun gathering place to watch fireworks, play football, listen to concerts, fly a kite, or just hanging out with friends sunbathing and listening to the murmur of the river by.

The Belle of Louisville steam live permanently in the dock and also have enough space for visiting boats and other vessels in and out of the area. At the festival plaza there are water connections built in fun activities and services public so it is easy for festivals, fairs, concerts, and others. There are even pools of water that descend to the river and water cannons to shoot the pools. There is a fountain in the entry called Dancing Waters is fun to go on a hot day to cool off. There is a great place for kids to play including picnic areas, hills and meadows, and even trees.

Waterfront Park has a second phase consisting of 30 acres and is currently under construction. When completed will offer residents and tourists and even bigger oasis in the middle of the concrete jungle. If you happen to be in Kentucky in the Louisville area and want a great day fun and relaxation that does not cost much, then you should definitely check out the Louisville Waterfront Park.

There is a website that contains a large information on U.S. holiday and only points of State Travel published by the State and Season, the website is called: Seasonal Vacation Spots, and can be found at:

http://www.seasonalvacationspots.com

By Robert W. Benjamin

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