What else is there to do in Williamstown Kentucky?


What else is there to do in Williamstown Kentucky?

Williamstown, Kentucky
  • 1- Visit The Ark Encounter. ...
  • 2- Get Outdoors In General Butler State Resort Park. ...
  • 3- See The Animals In Ararat Ridge Zoo. ...
  • 4- Enjoy The Scenery At Lake Williamstown. ...
  • 5- Discover History At William Arnold Log Home. ...
  • 6- Shop For Unique Gifts In Williamsburg Vendors Mall.


Do I need more time at Creation Museum or Ark Encounter?

You could do the Ark in about 4-5 hours without doing their petting zoo and other outdoor things. The Creation Museum definitely takes a day--again, lots to do outside and crowds can slow things down. I would recommend two days.


What is the best day of the week to visit the Ark Encounter?

The Ark Encounter like many attractions is more busy during the weekends. If possible visit during the weekdays. But if you cannot weekends are fine. We visited on Memorial Day weekend 2023 and although it was busy in some areas the crowds were able to spread out to the many attractions.


What do I need to know before going to the Ark Encounter?

Tips For Visiting The Ark Encounter
  • Plan A Visit During Off-Peak Times. Try to visit the Ark Encounter during off-peak times. ...
  • Visit The Ark Encounter Website. ...
  • Plan For A 4- To 6-Hour Visit. ...
  • Purchase Tickets In Advance. ...
  • Wear Comfortable Shoes And Clothes. ...
  • Beat The Crowd. ...
  • Download A Map. ...
  • Bring A Camera.


What town is the Ark Encounter closest to?

Ark Encounter is situated in the beautiful Williamstown, Kentucky, halfway between Cincinnati and Lexington on I-75.


Why is the Ark Encounter closed?

The Ark Encounter and Creation Museum have been closed for nearly three months because of the pandemic. It says the closing has had an economic impact to local hotels, restaurants and small businesses. For more on the two attractions, visit CreationMuseum.org and ArkEncounter.org. Copyright 2020 WDRB Media.


How long does it take to go thru the Ark Encounter?

The Ark Encounter opens at 9:00 am and closes between 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm, depending on the season. The duration of your visit will largely depend on your level of interest and the amount of time you want to spend exploring the exhibits. On average, visitors spend around 3-4 hours at the Ark Encounter.


Is the Ark Encounter a lot of walking?

As you enter the Ark, you can feel the presence of the Holy Spirit, or at least, I did. Much walking and you walk on ramps or they do have elevators. The Ark itself is 510 ft long, 85 ft wide, and 51 ft high. You go on a self-guided tour, so you can go at your own pace.


Is Creation Museum worth it?

We visited for nine hours, time well spent. Interesting and Worth the Trip! The museum is very interesting and thought provoking. It is a good reminder of the basic truths of the Bible.


Is the zoo at the Ark Encounter free?

The zoo, Children's Zoo, kangaroo walkabout, and animal shows are included with Ark Encounter admission. Camel rides and camel encounters have an additional cost.


What other attractions are near the Ark Encounter in Kentucky?

The top attractions to visit in Williamstown are:
  • Ark Encounter.
  • William Arnold Log House.
  • Frank Webb Memorial Park.
  • Stage Right Theatre Company.
  • Patriots Landing Kentucky.


Is one day enough for the Ark Encounter?

If you're planning a visit, here's what you need to know: these places are truly thought-provoking and incredibly well-done. You can tackle both in a day if you're up for it, but I recommend planning for at least two days to fully immerse yourself.


How many days does it take to see the Ark in Kentucky?

Plan For A 4- To 6-Hour Visit Plan to spend at least a half-day at the Ark Encounter. There is much to see and do with various galleries and exhibits, plus an outdoor area. You don't want to rush through and miss things. We visited for an entire day.


Is the Ark Encounter air conditioned?

The Ark and all buildings are air conditioned, but outdoor attractions are, surprisingly, outdoors.