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September 2024 by Brad Simmons
We have Cummins Ferry RV Park + Campground right up the road - and we ALWAYS recommend all our guests come to Shaker Village - it is amazing. Always elegant, classy, and spotless. The craft show was wonderful too - but Shaker Village is a Kentucky Gem.
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September 2024 by Sue Mentzer
Unique place full of history. Was great to visit but accommodations are not handicap accessible. Stairs and raised bed made it difficult even for healthy older persons.
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September 2024 by Debra Laman
We had a lot of fun seeing and learning at Shaker Village.
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September 2024 by Wendy Canzoneri
We did not have rooms we just stayed for the day and walked around saw the animals The Gardens and how the Shakers used to live
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August 2024 by Richard Van Hook
Walkability: Can walk to all buildings, but the "main campus" itself is fairly large. The out buildings are around a mile away both to the east and the west.
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August 2024 by Neil Macali
A must see if you are in Kentucky. There were many buildings that were beautiful and informative. The are also some farm animals. We actually changed our plans to spend the night so we would have more time. The room was very large and well appointed. We ate at the restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The food and service were amazing.
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August 2024 by Felisha Foster-Reynolds
Kids had a great time, wonderful atmosphere
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August 2024 by Kim Davis
Really enjoyed the craft fair. Grounds were really well maintained. Staff was friendly. We did not stay overnight.
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August 2024 by Maryann Scott
We just drove through. Interesting buildings, fences, livestock, grounds are beautiful.
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August 2024 by Lorna Hardin
Interesting, fun kids playground.
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August 2024 by Kelley
Building smelled like mold as soon as we walked in. We waited hours for a clean room that smelled like urine and the tub was filthy with hair from the previous guest. Very disappointed!
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August 2024 by John G
Had the best breakfast. Toured many of the historic buildings and saw a stunning watercolor exhibit.
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August 2024 by John Lineberger
Largest historical landmark in the state of Kentucky. Staff was very gracious and knowledgeable about the Shakers and their culture. I recommend going on to their website to get more information, as this review will be paltry in comparison to the vast information they can provide. This is what you might call a living museum. Tours are encompassing of many of their buildings. There is a restaurant on site. Do make reservations. There are vast grounds to hike. This is a photographer's dream. Content around every corner.
Walkability: You will need to have some well-fitting shoes in the willing to walk some distance for the tours.
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August 2024 by Tadd Sipes
So peaceful. My favorite part was hearing people talking and laughing around the fire at night. Also, hearing the chicken coop sounds in the morning.
Walkability: Small campus, so you can walk everywhere.
Food & drinks: Dinner at the Trustees Table was delish.
Noteworthy details: This is a great place to learn about the Shakers, but they have also made it a wonderful place to be apart from the history.
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August 2024 by Calle Piercy
we absolutely adore shaker village! they host amazing events and they have the best set up for families with kiddos! highly recommend visiting!
