Boone's Cave Park, Lexington

About Boone's Cave Park

Boone's Cave Park near Lexington spans 100 acres through rolling forest of mixed hardwoods. Forty-six acres are designated a Natural Heritage Site, hosting wildflowers typically found only in the Appalachian Mountains. Visitors hike on trails through secluded woodland or ride the bike trail. Fishing and disc golf are available, along with a canoe and kayak access trail to the river. The playground suits younger children, while picnic tables and rentable picnic shelters accommodate groups. Two primitive camping sites with a combined twelve camping pads offer overnight stays, with a semi-primitive option located near restrooms. Hikers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a mountain-like experience without traveling to higher elevations find varied terrain and natural forest habitat. The park operates seasonally with published hours that vary by season.