Embark on a delightful journey where the aroma of artisan cheese fills the air, and RV camping elevates to an unforgettable experience. Tucked away in a serene spot that marries the joy of exploration with the pleasures of culinary discovery, this unique destination invites RV enthusiasts to revel in the beauty of nature while indulging in the finest cheese and gift baskets the region has to offer. As you park your home-on-wheels in this picturesque setting, prepare to be welcomed by sprawling landscapes and the gentle hum of the countryside. This host location isn't just about providing a spot to rest; it's an invitation to partake in the fascinating world of cheesemaking. With exclusive creamery tours available, guests have the rare opportunity to see the art and science behind crafting the perfect cheese a journey that's as educational as it is sensory. Whether you're a connoisseur or simply curious, the selection of artisanal cheeses available will tantalize your taste buds and perhaps inspire your next culinary adventure. Explore the on-site shop where beautifully curated gift baskets await, brimming with local delights and perfect for sharing the love of cheese with friends and family or as a cherished memento of your travels. This experience isn't just about the pleasures of the palate; it's a chance to connect with the land and the passionate people who nurture it. Ideal for those seeking a blend of outdoor adventure and gastronomic delight, this host location offers a unique twist on RV camping, making it a must-visit for travelers seeking to combine their love for the open road with the allure of artisanal craftsmanship.

If you are coming from Glasgow and have a large camper or RV I HIGHLY suggest taking 31E out here instead of 249. 249 is very curvy in spots and much more narrow than 31E. Both will get you here but from other guests I have heard they would have preferred to take the easier route with large vehicles. If driving Northeast on US 31E, turn right onto Hwy. 87 (directly across from Barren River State Resort Park). Turn left if driving South from Glasgow. In 7 miles, turn left onto Hwy. 921. In approximately 1 ½ miles there will be a brick house and a navy blue front building (that navy front building is our house if you need anything). The address for there is 3149 Thomerson Park Road, Austin, KY 42123. Turn right into the drive before you get to the black barn – right after the red fire hydrant. You can park anywhere on that property. Most people like to drive down past the pavilion and greenhouse. It’s a big enough space to turn around and overlooks beautiful countryside. Coming from this direction you will be arriving where you park before you see the actual cheese shop. With large motor homes that are hard to turn around it is best if you visit the shop on your way out driving left out of the parking area. If you take Hwy. 249 from Glasgow, continue for 12 miles and turn right onto Hwy. 921. The farm and Kenny’s Farmhouse Cheese is 2 miles down on the left. If you stop at the farm first, don’t pull into the driveway as the turn to get out is difficult for larger vehicles. Please park across the road onto the flat grassy area. From the farm to where you will park, continue driving down Hwy 921. You will drive over a small bridge then begin to go uphill. At the top of the house there will be a white house and a black barn on the left. Turn left into the drive after the black barn before you see a red fire hydrant. There is a gravel drive with a chicken coop on the left, keep going past the greenhouse and pavilion. Past that is an open area. It’s a big enough space to turn around and overlooks beautiful countryside, feel free to park back there wherever you are comfortable to level out. Our store hours at the cheese shop are: Friday – Saturday: 10am – 3pm Sunday-Thursday: Closed to the public but can arrange a visit by appointment usually. The milking barn and dairy operation is open anytime so feel free to come up and visit when is convenient for you!