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Experience a taste of the simple life at this hidden-gem destination in Kentucky

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children play inside Shaker Village's historic Inn

Whether you come for a day or luxuriate in their hospitality for the weekend, Shaker Village is a testament to how good the simple life can be. (BBC News agrees.)

Photo by Magnus Lindqvist

3,000 acres of rolling hills, natural beauty, and soul-nourishing activities await at Shaker Village in Harrodsburg, KY. Even Knox News agrees: It’s worth the road trip.

During your visit:

  • Explore the sprawling organic farm, hiking trails + exhibitions in historic Shaker buildings.
  • Savor seed-to-table meals with food grown on-site.
  • Unwind in one of 72 historic suites, rooms, or cottages.

Pro tip: Plan your trip around one of their many upcoming events: Spirit Strolls, horse-drawn wagon rides, Music on the Lawn, + painting and blacksmithing demonstrations. See what you’ve been missing.

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