Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing — Attraction in Louisville

I love going here. The caretaker is wonderful. He is always willing to help out if need be. The place is beautiful. He does a great job of taking care of the grounds and buildings.

In the Spring and Summer months, local groups grow vegetable gardens. It's fun to see the different things they choose to plant. Everyone is very respectful of one another's area.

The flower gardens are beautiful when in bloom. The aesetetic lighting really sets them off. It is great to see such a well-kept property.

The outside pavillion has a fireplace. It's great in the cooler months to just hang out around there. There are picnic tables or other arrangements available upon request. My son and his fiance' are thinking about this venue for their reception. It would be beautiful.

The Riverside, Farnsley Moreman Landing is a hot spot for Pokemon-ing. There are a few gyms and several Pokestops. You can spend hours just getting through all of the options. This is my favorite Pokemon location in this part of Louisville.

The only negative comment I have is because of the lack of sufficient handicap parking in regards to the building locations. They need to rethink the parking situation and plan for exceptions if the...

Farnsley-Moreman landing is a great place to go with kids. It is a place we probably never would have discovered if it weren't for the Mayor's cultural pass, and now we have been back just about every year. We all love to tour the house and learn what life was like for the owners and THEIR children. Several times we have been there when the archaeologists were digging and they encourage the kids to dig for artifacts as well. This was a favorite activity for my kids! I enjoy strolling through their gardens and eating lunch at the picnic tables. The view of the river is truly inspiring. I know they have other events here throughout the year and I believe you can have your wedding and/or reception here too. I saw inside the gift shop/visitor's area that they have workshops for people wanting to learn gardening. Check their website...

When I am in the area, I really enjoy coming to visit the park property and the grounds to enjoy seeing the river as well as the natural vistas. While visiting last weekend, a worker briskly walked past my guest and I without even acknowledging or welcoming us. We were reading the historical interpretive signage. I looked over at her to ask a question, but she practically ran over to the house to make sure it was locked up. It didn't even enter in my mind to try to enter the property. As a member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation as well as the Bluegrass Trust for Historic Preservation, I have nothing but respect and admiration for historic properties. It was very disheartening to not be welcomed onto the site and be treated with suspicion...