Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park

"Well maintained trails. There were a variety of trees labeled and what the wood was potentially used for. The memorial building was awesome. The visitor center had so much information. It was a great site to visit."

"Never disappointed by the National Parks Service and their dedication to preserving history and nature. This site is no different. Informative and beautiful, you need to visit the early beginnings of our 16th President."

"This is a nice little place to visit in Kentucky. There's a short but very educational presentation in the visitor center. Our kids enjoyed our visit and it's close enough to mammoth cave that I highly suggest visiting the place if you're already in the area. It's very interesting knowing how Abraham Lincoln family traveled from the east to Kentucky then moving to Indiana then to Illinois. I also learned that he has a sister who died while they were still living in Kentucky."

"Wonderful National Park. Free entry for everyone. Visitor Center is nice and clean, workers were polite and helpful. Small museum inside and gift shop area. Short walking distance on paved sidewalks to see exhibits. Also trails through the woods. Highly recommend."

"20230911 The main area of this historic site is actually a lot smaller than I thought, I didn't explore the trails, which probably covered a large area of this property. I'm not sure if the Lincoln Inn is operational. The property is very well maintained. I didn't take the stairs down to the natural spring where Lincoln drank from. It's just about 10 or so stairs down and back up."