Get ready for an exciting year!
In 2017, the non-profit 501(c)(3) Friends of Taylorsville State Park was formed to support and promote our Park. Since that time, a lot has happened!
At membership meetings, we asked for ideas from you to improve the Park. You told us that you want better horse and hiking trails, safer launch areas at the boat ramp, pollinator gardens, and more.
With two grants and counting, we’re set to make some major improvements and are asking you to be an active part of the transformation.
The first impression of a Park is important. Friends of Taylorsville Lake State Park has adopted 2 miles of KY 248, just outside of the Park entrance. Our first cleanup day is Saturday March 24. Sign up, then come out and help pick up trash along the road.
We’ll also have many opportunities for volunteers during the Trail Work and Ramp Cleanup days. Dates of events to-date are listed below.
Many exciting events are coming to the Park, including the Paddle Battle and Catfish Clash. Volunteer to help and have a great time doing it!
Your input is invaluable to FTLSP. Please contact us with your questions, suggestions or comments.
Your donations are needed and greatly appreciated!
Your time is priceless. There are a lot of ways to help. Let us know when you’re available and what you want to help with!
On behalf of the Board of FTLSP, thanks to those who have already participated, joined and/or donated. We are truly amazed at the positive response we have received and appreciate your continued support of Friends of Taylorsville Lake State Park.
Scot Heath, President
In 2017, the non-profit 501(c)(3) Friends of Taylorsville State Park was formed to support and promote our Park. Since that time, a lot has happened!
At membership meetings, we asked for ideas from you to improve the Park. You told us that you want better horse and hiking trails, safer launch areas at the boat ramp, pollinator gardens, and more.
With two grants and counting, we’re set to make some major improvements and are asking you to be an active part of the transformation.
The first impression of a Park is important. Friends of Taylorsville Lake State Park has adopted 2 miles of KY 248, just outside of the Park entrance. Our first cleanup day is Saturday March 24. Sign up, then come out and help pick up trash along the road.
We’ll also have many opportunities for volunteers during the Trail Work and Ramp Cleanup days. Dates of events to-date are listed below.
Many exciting events are coming to the Park, including the Paddle Battle and Catfish Clash. Volunteer to help and have a great time doing it!
Your input is invaluable to FTLSP. Please contact us with your questions, suggestions or comments.
Your donations are needed and greatly appreciated!
Your time is priceless. There are a lot of ways to help. Let us know when you’re available and what you want to help with!
On behalf of the Board of FTLSP, thanks to those who have already participated, joined and/or donated. We are truly amazed at the positive response we have received and appreciate your continued support of Friends of Taylorsville Lake State Park.
Scot Heath, President
