
A captivating replica of Stonehenge on private land, offering a unique roadside marvel and a testament to personal dedication.

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A captivating replica of Stonehenge on private land, offering a unique roadside marvel and a testament to personal dedication.
"It's literally on someone's private property. You're allowed to pull into their driveway till 5pm. It's a loop to drive in and take a picture."

Pull into the driveway for photos, but remember it's private property. Be out by 5 PM!
It's free to visit, but a donation helps maintain this amazing site.

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Munfordville, Kentucky
A meticulously crafted replica of the ancient monument, offering a unique roadside marvel.

Private Residence Driveway
Enjoy a quick, scenic drive-through to capture photos of this impressive stone circle.

Center of the Replica
Discover how the stones are thoughtfully placed to mark cardinal directions and celestial events.
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Pull into the driveway for photos, but remember it's private property. Be out by 5 PM!
It's free to visit, but a donation helps maintain this amazing site.
Great for a quick, unique roadside attraction photo stop.
Conveniently located near Mammoth Cave National Park for a combined trip.
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Pull into the driveway for photos, but remember it's private property. Be out by 5 PM!
It's free to visit, but a donation helps maintain this amazing site.
Great for a quick, unique roadside attraction photo stop.
Conveniently located near Mammoth Cave National Park for a combined trip.
Visitors consistently praise Kentucky Stonehenge as a unique and well-maintained roadside attraction, appreciating the owners' generosity in allowing public access to their private property. While it's a quick stop, its charm and the effort put into the replica leave a positive impression, with many recommending a donation to support its upkeep.
"Was an interesting site with several man made stone formation. It is on private property, which was a little weird to me. The area was peaceful. I enjoyed walking around looking at the formations. No tickets are needed, this is free to public."
Mona Adams
"Free "roadside attraction" located next to a private residence on their land. It was neat to see and very well kept and maintained. The only catch that I saw was a sign asking people not to pull in after 5pm. You are able to go down their circular driveway to get a good view of it. Well thought out and executed."
Jeff Schmidt
"It's free. They do have a donation box. We guessed it's for weed killer and lawnmower gas. 🤭
It's literally on someone's private property. You're allowed to pull into their driveway till 5pm. It's a loop to drive in and take a picture. Very well landscaped. Fun to see."
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Kentucky's Stonehenge is located at 201 Lynn Ave, Munfordville, KY 42765. It's easily accessible right off I-65 at Exit 65. The creators have made it simple to find and visit.
No, it's quite straightforward to find, especially with GPS. It's a well-known roadside attraction in the area.
No, visitors are asked not to pull in after 5 PM as it is located on private property.
It's conveniently located near Mammoth Cave National Park and other attractions in Munfordville, Kentucky.
Admission to Kentucky Stonehenge is free! Donations are accepted and greatly appreciated to help with upkeep.
No, tickets are not required. You can simply drive through the property during operating hours.
Kentucky Stonehenge is open daily from 8 AM to 5 PM.
The site is a driveway, making it accessible for most vehicles. The stones themselves are large, but viewing is from the driveway.
Drive slowly through the circular driveway to get the best angles for photos. Early morning or late afternoon light can be beautiful.
No, it's a quick stop, perfect for a short break during a road trip. Plan for about 15-30 minutes.
It's a privately built replica of the original Stonehenge, featuring stones placed to mark cardinal directions and celestial events.
Some visitors mention Bigfoot sightings in the general area, adding a layer of local folklore to the visit.
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