Mill Springs Battlefield National Monument
No admission feeWatch a short film on the January 1862 Union victory, then follow a 10-stop driving tour and a ravine trail across the Kentucky battlefield.

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A Kentucky state park on the north side of Lake Cumberland, offering overnight stays, campsites, boating access, angling, and disc golf.
Jamestown, KY
This public recreation area sits on the northern edge of Lake Cumberland, a few miles south of Jamestown in Russell County, Kentucky. The park covers a little over three thousand acres, while the lake that defines it is far larger. Visitors can book lodging, set up at campgrounds, use a marina, fish, and play disc golf. The lake's surface area has shrunk from its original size, according to the source.
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Watch a short film on the January 1862 Union victory, then follow a 10-stop driving tour and a ravine trail across the Kentucky battlefield.
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