Here are some wonderful things to do around Lawrenceburg, KY:

Lovers Leap Vineyards and Winery

4.8 (247 reviews)

1180 Lanes Mill Rd, Lawrenceburg, KY 40342

Scenic vineyard offering tastings of eight grape varieties in a picturesque setting.

Four Roses Distillery

A standout on the Bourbon Trail with immersive tours and tastings. A must-visit for bourbon enthusiasts. (Tripadvisor)

Wild Turkey Distillery

Another heavyweight on the Bourbon Trail, known for its engaging tours and deep history. (Tripadvisor, expedia)

Rising Sons Home Farm Winery

An intimate and delightful wine-tasting experience featuring homemade jams, cheeses, and a friendly atmosphere. A truly memorable stop. (Wanderlog, expedia)

Anderson County Community Park

Great for families and active guests—features a playground, walking trails, disc golf, and a skate park. Ideal for burning off energy or enjoying the outdoors. (Wanderlog)

Anderson County History Museum

Housed in a historic Carnegie library, this museum offers an engaging look at local history—great for those curious about Lawrenceburg’s past. (Tripadvisor)

Hidden Gems & Extras

T. B. Ripy House – A beautifully restored historic home (built in 1888) once owned by the founder behind Wild Turkey bourbon—now used for small events and tastings. (Wikipedia)

Visitor Center – Stop by for local maps, brochures, and recommendations—located downtown at 113 South Main Street. (Visit Lawrenceburg KY)

Reflecting on the past – Architectural history fans might enjoy checking out the Dowling House (Italianate/Queen Anne, built 1886) or the Rev. William Dudley Moore House, a preserved I-house dating to around 1850. (Wikipedia)

New—Skydiving at Skydive Kentucky

Ready for an adrenaline rush? Skydive Kentucky, based at Addington Field in Elizabethtown, offers tandem skydives for both first-timers and experienced jumpers—with friendly, professional instructors who make the experience unforgettable.

Skydive Kentucky Wikipedia Tripadvisor

Looking beyond Lawrenceburg? – Nearby attractions include Buffalo Trace, Woodford Reserve, and Castle & Key, or horse-country highlights like Keeneland, Kentucky Horse Park, and Old Friends Farm. (Tripadvisor, Wanderlog, expedia)

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