Hiking is a great way to strengthen your connection with nature, calm your mind, and strengthen your body. Fortunately, there are many hiking trails and walking paths in the Richmond, KY area that can satisfy the itch to hike. If you want to exercise outdoors, read on to discover some of the best trails and paths in the area. 1. White Hall State Historic Site Loop Our favorite hiking trail in the area is the 2-mile loop trail at White Hall State Historic Site at 500 White Hall Shrine Rd. This stroller-friendly trail only features an elevation gain of 95 feet, so it's a great trail to walk down if you're not looking for an intense workout. Due to the long straightaways on this asphalt trail, it is also ideal if you want to teach your kids how to ride a bike. 2. Fort Boonesborough Campground Loop Trail We also recommend the 0.9-mile Fort Boonesborough Campground loop trail at Fort Boonesborough State Park at 4375 Boonesboro Rd. This fun, easy trail is great for birders, and you can take beautiful pictures of the fort, creek, and birds, including Carolina wrens. Other birds you can expect to see here include: Ruby-throated hummingbirds Dark-eyed juncos Sandhill cranes Chimney swifts Pileated woodpeckers Red-tailed hawks Vultures If you want to tour the fort, you should keep in mind that it is not open to the public on Mondays or Tuesdays, and it will close for the year on October 29. If you want to walk your dog down this loop trail, you also should keep in mind that the fort is not pet-friendly. This state park is also popular among anglers. On the Kentucky River, you can catch catfish, bass, and bluegill. 3. Camp Catalpa Walking Loop The Camp Catalpa walking loop is also worth checking out. Camp Catalpa is located at 2200 Catalpa Loop Road, and it features a two-mile loop trail. Once you're done with your walk, there are plenty of other outdoor activities you can enjoy at this camp. For instance, it is a great place for picnicking. If you want to have a large family get-together, you can rent a shelter with a grill and four or eight picnic tables. There is also an 18-hole disc golf course. There are many fun trails you can hike along in the Richmond area if you have a reliable set of wheels. If you don't, now is the best time to get yourself into a new vehicle. Contact us today at Gates Honda to schedule a test drive for a 2023 Honda Accord if you are in the market for a more reliable car.

When the skies are blue and the sun is shining, nothing beats a family day out. Richmond, KY has several fun outdoor activities that are only a short drive away. Here are a few of our favorite spots to take the family on a warm, sunny day. Fort Boonesborough State Park Fort Boonesborough State Park is the home of a frontier fort, founded in 1775 by Daniel Boone after the crossing of the Kentucky River. The fort itself has been painstakingly recreated, and is now a working fort, giving insight into the lives of the pioneers who lived there 250 years ago. The cabins are fully furnished, and you can watch the potter and the blacksmith at work here. There are plenty of things to do in the surrounding parkland, with opportunities for fishing, camping, boating, and hiking. We enjoyed the miniature golf course here, and there is a nice swimming pool complete with changing area near the fort. The gift shop has an excellent selection of souvenirs made by the craftsmen working at the fort. Fort Boonesborough is located at 4375 Boonesborough Road. Paradise Cove Aquatic Center Paradise Cove Aquatic Center is a fun-packed water park that's perfect for families. For older children and adults, there is a normal swimming pool with diving boards and swimming lanes where you can go to practice your strokes. The large central pool is the highlight of Paradise Cove, containing a shallow area for smaller children, and several rides and attractions. The two 40-foot water slides are very popular, and the whirlpool and family slide also attract many swimmers. We liked the kid's play area, featuring water sprays, a dumping bucket, and a climbing net. There are some nice food stalls and bathrooms here, and everything is very reasonably priced. Paradise Cove can be found at 239 West Main Street. Lower Howard's Creek Nature and Heritage Preserve The Nature and Heritage Preserve was founded in 2000 in order to protect the rare and endangered plants inside. It is situated inside a limestone gorge, and features some plants and wildlife of outstanding natural beauty. It's a great place to go for a family walk - if you decide to walk the full length of the trail, it's approximately 1.5 miles each way. The river and the stone walls of the creek are surrounded by forest, and it's easy to feel at one with nature here. Some animals that you may encounter in the creek include river otters, deer, and beavers. If you have time, we would recommend you take the guided tour, which explains the history of the settlers and pioneers who lived nearby. The preserve is at 1945 Athens Boonesboro Rd. For a perfect trip outdoors, you'll need the perfect SUV. The 2023 Honda CR-V SUV is the ultimate family vehicle, with a rugged design and a spacious interior suited to every outdoor trip. Visit Gates Honda today for a test drive.

Everything feels new once winter is over, which makes springtime the perfect season to try out new things. If you're looking for fresh and memorable reasons to get out and about in Richmond, KY, check out our list of spring activities in the area. 1. Ride the Rails With Kentucky Railway Museum If you're yearning for some brisk spring breezes and scenic views of the Kentucky countryside, be sure to book one of the many tours at the Kentucky Railway Museum. As well as viewing an extensive collection of railway memorabilia at the site at 136 South Main Street, you'll also have the chance to take a nostalgic ride along the L&N Historic Lebanon Branch. Children will love a Day Out With Thomas on June 10, or you could relive the days of railroad dining on May 13 or June 3. And locomotive cab rides are available on June 3 and 24 for anyone age 13 or over. Check out the schedule and book online for an exciting way to make this springtime special. 2. Spray and Play With the Richmond Fire Department If you'd like to make this spring memorable for the kids, the Richmond firefighters are here to help. From mid-June, they'll be visiting various Richmond parks and using their hoses so that children can cool down and play in the spray. The first event will be held on June 14 at 2pm in Irvine-McDowell Park at 345 Lancaster Avenue, but there are plenty of other visits scheduled too. 3. Re-Live the Past at Fort Boonesborough It's a great time of year to learn something new, and the living history events at Fort Boonesborough are immersive, enlightening, and bring the past to life. Check out the Spring Trade Days on May 6 and 7 to find out more about life during the French-Indian Wars, including lead-ball casting, tomahawk throwing or period music. Or the Gathering of Descendants on June 24 is a great opportunity to find out about family history and pioneer life. Fort Boonesborough is located at 4375 Boonesborough Road, and opens Wednesday to Saturday from 9 to 5. 4. Paddle Out on the Bluegrass River Run If you're hoping to explore the wilds this spring, the Bluegrass River Run on June 3 will give you a duck's-eye view. Starting at the beach in Boonesborough State Park, you'll be able to paddle up past the 60-feet cliffs of the palisades on the 6-mile Float Trip before celebrating in the festival zone near Proud Mary BBQ. Register for the event online and bring your own kayak, canoe, or paddle-board for the experience, or hire one at the site. However you choose to make this springtime different, be sure to check out what Richmond has to offer. And while you're out looking for something new, don't forget to visit us at Gates Honda to check out our latest inventory.

The old and historic town of Richmond, KY is a peaceful, family-oriented place with fantastic farmer's markets, state parks, cultural sights, and coffee shops. Whether you're a local or just passing through, take a moment to rest your feet at one of the following fine coffee houses. You're sure to have a memorable visit and a very tasty cup of brew. Purdy's Coffee Co. At Purdy's, they consider coffee a craft, and you can tell when you experience the high quality of their beverages. This very attractive, peaceful coffee house has pleasant music, ample comfortable sofa seating, and upbeat, friendly, knowledgeable staff who can guide you through their long list of coffees and teas. Some popular choices include the Pumpkin Spice Latte, the Beekeeper, and their nutty caramel Brazilian decafs. You'll find Purdy's at 444 Big Hill Avenue. It's a lovely place to hang out with friends or to bring your family. They have a child-friendly area with board games and drawing materials. Pay a visit in your new 2023 Honda Civic EX: the parking outside is so plentiful that you won't even need to use your advanced park assist features. Recline for a while with your freshly brewed coffee, then buy a bag of their exceptional Purdy's House Blend beans to roast at home later on. Golden Leaves You'll find this hidden gem of a coffee shop inside the Richmond Mall at 830 Eastern Bypass. While you're shopping, be sure to visit Golden Leaves for a delicious beverage in a soothing atmosphere. The stylish bare brick and woody decor, leather-bound seats, bookshelves packed with paperbacks, and chilled-out music make it a very relaxing place in which to rest your legs. They also have a display of tasteful merchandise to take home with you, including candles, scented soaps, and various other aromatherapy treats, all handmade in-house. The coffee options are great, but tea lovers especially will adore this place, with its varied assortment of black, green, herbal, and other types of teas. The courteous, skillful servers will also be happy to customize your drink in any way you like. Bespoke Bakery and Café If you have a sweet tooth that really needs sating, bring it along to this charming, cheerful bakery and coffee joint combined. It's one of the town's favorite places for baked goodies, specializing in cakes of all kinds. They have a nice seating area and serve great coffee if you'd like to sit and enjoy your brew and sweet snack in comfort. The turtle cheesecake, tiramisu, and pistachio raspberry cupcakes are all highly recommended treats to try. They also create custom cakes for any occasion, tailored to your detailed instructions. You'll find Bespoke Bakery and Cafe also inside Richmond Mall at 830 Eastern Bypass. We hope you enjoy a wonderful coffee and bite to eat at one of these great establishments. Once you're finished, visit Gates Honda. We've been providing the drivers of Kentucky with excellent vehicles and service for a hundred years and intend to keep doing so for another century and more. Image courtesy of Pexels

There's nothing better than pizza, and if you're looking for the best pizza in Richmond, KY, look no further. Hop in your Honda Accord and zoom on over to try one of these popular local spots. Mad Mushroom The Mad Mushroom is located at 626 University Shopping Plaza. During most of the week, they are open from 10 AM until midnight. On Friday they stay open until 2 AM, and on Saturday and Sunday, they don't open until 11 AM. They close at 2 AM on Saturday and at midnight on Sunday. Once you try their amazing pizzas, we don't think you'll ever go back to the chain places. We highly recommend their premium pizzas, like The Steve, which is their special white sauce covered in pepperoni, ham, sausage, tomatoes, onions, banana, peppers, and mozzarella cheese. The cheese sticks are great, and you'll also love the grinders. LaRosa's Pizza You will find this spot at 2216 Lantern Ridge Dr., and they are open from 10:30 AM until 10 PM every day of the week. They are inside the Richmond Centre, and this is a spot for great Italian-style pizza. We really enjoy the Buddy Deluxe, which is pepperoni, capocolla ham, spicy sausage, and banana peppers with their special pizza sauce. You can also make your own calzones here from a variety of delicious toppings and stuffing choices, including eight types of meats, multiple types of cheeses, and 10 types of vegetables and fruit. Apollo Pizza & Beer Emporium This is the spot you want to go to if you love great pizza and like to wash it down with fantastic local beer. You'll find them at 228 S. 2nd St., and if you do enjoy some of the fantastic brews here, please do so responsibly in moderation, and never drink and drive. They are open daily from 11 AM until 10 PM. On Friday and Saturday nights, they stay open until 11 PM. If you are really hungry, order The Charles. You can choose any 10 toppings you want on this pizza, and they don't recommend that you choose the thin crust for it, either! We particularly enjoy the Four Cheese of the Apocalypse, which is a blend of provolone, mozzarella, gorgonzola, and smoked muenster cheeses. The Po Po 5-0 is stacked with ham and bacon, and the Green Hippie is amazing. That's chicken, feta cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, and green olives with a delicious pesto sauce. Keep your Honda in great shape to visit all these pizza spots and more. Take it to Gates Honda for the best service in Kentucky! Image courtesy of Pexels

If you're in need of an outdoor adventure, look no further than one of the many beautiful state parks in the Richmond, KY, area! From hiking to boating, these three are sure to keep you busy with your family and friends all summer long. Fort Boonesborough State Park One of the state's biggest tourist attractions, Fort Boonesborough State Park is located along the Kentucky River and features more than 100 acres of beautiful green space. There are more than 20 miles of trails and pathways throughout the park, including a two-mile trail that starts at the fort site and heads toward the river. This path takes hikers through areas with trees and wildlife, including osprey nests. Fort Boonesborough was built by Daniel Boone in 1775 as a fortified settlement for pioneers moving into Kentucky. Today, you can explore the fort site or take part in other activities like fishing or hiking. Natural Bridge State Resort Park Natural Bridge State Resort Park is located in the heart of the Daniel Boone National Forest, just a few miles from Richmond. The park is home to Natural Bridge, which is one of only three natural rock arches in the world and one of the most popular attractions in Kentucky. In addition to Natural Bridge, there are many other areas to explore within the park, including hiking trails and picnic areas. The lodge at Natural Bridge State Resort Park features a restaurant and lounge where guests can enjoy meals with an incredible view overlooking Natural Bridge. There are also several cabins available if you'd like to stay overnight at this beautiful state park. Old Fort Harrod State Park The oldest state park in Kentucky, Old Fort Harrod State Park, is a great place to take the family to learn about Kentucky's past. The park has many interesting historical sites and activities to enjoy. There are several trails throughout the park that lead hikers through beautiful forests, along the river, and past old cabins and other historical sites. The park offers campground facilities for both tents and RVs, cabin rentals, picnic shelters, playgrounds, and much more. The park also hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including Easter egg hunts and Christmas parties for children, as well as outdoor concerts during the summer months. An adventurer like you needs a car that can handle the busy Richmond roads. Whether you are headed to one of the locations above, taking the kids to school, or even running your weekly errands, you need a car that can withstand. With the lane keep assist of the Honda Accord Sport, you can safely navigate the local Richmond area. Stop by Gates Honda to help you find the perfect car for your lifestyle. Image courtesy of Pexels

No matter where you find yourself, burgers are easily one of the best comfort foods for a long day. If you happen to be traveling through Richmond, KY, you're in for a treat, however, as they have some of the absolute best burgers you can get your hands on. This list will break down all the spots that you need to try. 1. Winkler's Stockyard Restaurant This joint is pretty quaint on the outside, and it might even be hard to spot at first glance, but you'll be surprised to find that this hole-in-the-wall restaurant is peddling some amazing burgers. You can easily pick up a couple without breaking the bank, plus they have sides like their cheese sticks that are just as cheap. If that wasn't enough to draw you in, they specialize in southern cooking, allowing you to order everything from some fresh tenderloin to a rib eye sandwich. There aren't many burger restaurants where you can pick up some macaroni just like mom used to make, so this is perfect for the days when you find yourself craving some home cooking. 2. Better Burgers Sometimes restaurants decide to serve burgers that are heartbreakingly small, but you'll never have to worry about that at Better Burgers. Their burgers are stacked high with their thick and juicy patties before being topped with everything from the classics like tomato and lettuce to some nice caramelized onions. If you're wanting to finish your meal with a bang, the peach cobbler is a great way to satiate your sweet tooth. Served with a hefty scoop of vanilla ice cream, it'll cool you down and fill you up at the same time. When you want just a little more out of your purchases, the gas mileage of the Honda Accord is great for those long trips with friends and family. 3. Jackson's Restaurant A good burger needs good toppings, and at Jackson's Restaurant, you can expect hand-battered onion rings the size of your fist if that suits your fancy. Their fries are also a hit, as they come in a crinkle style and are always freshly cooked with a light hit of salt. They also don't skimp out on the bacon here, and you can expect thick slabs of bacon to top your burger. They even have homemade potato chips here in case you find yourself craving a little bit more crunch with your meal. Burgers can come served in plenty of different forms, so it's important to know who does it best before you decide to make your purchase. If you're wanting to try it all, you'll need something reliable to make the drive. Come visit Gates Honda to find a car that'll help you cruise the roads comfortably.

Let's face it; as much as you would love to spend every hour of every day out turning heads in your sleek and modern 2022 Honda Civic Sport, sometimes you just have to give the car (and yourself) a break and spend the night in. That doesn't mean that you have to reserve yourself to slaving over the hot stove for dinner, however; there are many restaurants around Richmond, KY that offer delivery. Here are a few of our favorite options for delivery food in the area: Tsing Tao Restaurant Offering traditional Chinese cuisine at reasonable prices and specializing in take-out and delivery, Tsing Tao Restaurant is one of the most popular delivery spots in Richmond. Guests love their sweet and sour chicken and pork fried rice, and be sure to accompany whatever entrée you choose with at least one of their delicious egg rolls. Tsing Tao accepts delivery and take-out orders over the phone, so make sure you grab a take-out menu the next time you're in the area to make ordering your meal as easy as possible for both you and the restaurant. Thai Smile When you'd like to order Asian cuisine but aren't quite in the mood for Chinese, Thai Smile is a great alternative. A locally owned and operated chain that also has a location in Frankfort, Thai Smiles offer authentic Thai food with fast and friendly service. Some of the most popular dishes include the pad Thai, Bangkok combo, and red curry. Conveniently, Thai Smile offers online ordering for take-out directly from their website, or you can order for delivery via the DoorDash app. Tokyo Express Hibachi and Sushi Yet another option for Asian cuisine in Richmond is Tokyo Express Hibachi and Sushi, which, as the name suggests, is a Japanese restaurant that specializes in sushi, hibachi, and poke bowls. Some of their specialty sushi rolls include the Firecracker Roll, the Pink Lady Roll, and the Tiger Roll. Guests also love their chicken and steak hibachi and crab rangoon. Tokyo Express Hibachi and Sushi is open daily for dine-in or take-out, and you can order their fresh sushi directly to your door any time with your smartphone via the GrubHub app. Mad Mushroom Located adjacent to the campus of Eastern Kentucky University, the Mad Mushroom is one of the few pizza places in Richmond that isn't part of a large corporate chain. With just five locations in college towns in Kentucky and Indiana, Mad Mushroom is known for serving students made-from-scratch pizzas and sides at affordable prices. Some of their unique pizza offerings are the chicken alfredo, Tripperoni, and Italian sausage mushroom pizzas. The Mad Mushroom offers delivery ordering directly from their website, making it easy to place your order without having to wait on hold or talk over a loud kitchen in the background. As you can tell, there are many local establishments and eateries in Richmond from which you can have delicious food of all kinds delivered directly to your door. After you place tonight's order, make sure that you visit Gates Honda's website to schedule a routine service appointment so that you can ensure that your vehicle stays in perfect running condition!

They say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and for residents in Richmond, KY, this adage could not ring more true. It's no surprise that a wave of breakfast places have sprung up over the past several years, much to the delight of hungry customers in the area. Here's a list of our places where you can count on a great breakfast to start your day. Josie's Open from Monday to Saturday, Josie's is a go-to breakfast spot with an overwhelming number of delicious A.M. dishes to get your morning and early afternoon started right. Ingredients in every menu item are top-shelf and locally sourced, delivering a mouthful of wholesome flavors to satisfy your hunger. We also loved seeing healthy options like egg-white omelets and organic granola on their menu. Early bird gets the worm here so show up early to beat the line of hungry patrons. OBC Kitchen OBC (Old Bourbon County) Kitchen is a favorite among Richmond residents for its first-class meals and service. It's owned by the Bluegrass Hospitality Group which has made a name for itself by opening other award-winning restaurants such as Malone's, Aqua Sushi, and others. But OBC proudly stands on its own two feet with incredible flavor combinations in dishes like their shrimp and grits and crab cake benedict. The restaurant's signature dish Bacon in a Glass is also a huge hit. Carson's You'll be hard-pressed to single out a dish on Carson's menu as “your favorite” simply because everything they make is incredibly delish. Located in downtown Lexington, Carson's has become a go-to for hungry patrons who appreciate a great breakfast meal at a great price. We recommend their Sweet Chicken and Waffles dish which could easily feed two people but tastes so good you won't want to share it. Be sure to bring an appetite because Carson's isn't shy on flavor and portions. Winchells Restaurant This iconic restaurant opened its doors over 25 years ago and has been owned and operated by the same family since day one. The ingredients are fresh and locally sourced with flavor combinations that can only be described as exquisite - even for breakfast! Our go-home favorite was the Sausage Pepper Jack Omelet with Blue & White Pancakes. Believe us when we tell you, few places on the planet do breakfast like Winchells. Ramsey's Diner Another staple for breakfast lovers near Kentucky, Ramsey's Diner has been a local hit for over three decades and has even earned the title of  “Best Restaurant Under $10!” by a local newspaper several years in a row. Fresh ingredients and a lot of TLC in the cooking process equals mouthwatering dishes with heaving portion sizes. Eggs, sausages, bacon, hash browns, and more! You'll find it here at Ramsey's Diner. Visit one or visit them all, but just be sure to check them out in the comfort and dependability of a high-quality Honda vehicle. Stop by Gates Honda today for all of your automotive needs!

Located in the eastern part of the state and about 100 miles from Louisville, the city of Richmond, KY is close to numerous lakes and artificial reservoirs where local anglers can spend some quality time with friends and catch some great specimens of the local species. If you are looking for the best fishing spots in the area, these are some nearby destinations you should definitely check out. Pack your gear, grab some snacks, and hit the road! 1. Cave Run Lake Covering a little over 8,000 acres of territory, Cave Run Lake is an artificial reservoir built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers between 1965 and 1973. Home to healthy populations of crappie, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, muskellunge, and white bass, this lake offers plenty of opportunities for local anglers and visitors from all over the state. Fed primarily by the Licking River, Cave Run Lake is also a popular spot for water activities including swimming, boating, canoeing, and kayaking. Some of the best fishing areas along the shores of Cave Run Lake are located within the premises of Daniel Boone National Forest. Getting here from downtown Richmond takes about an hour and a half by car, driving 75 miles northeast along route I-64. Although Cave Run Lake is a popular day trip destination, visitors can also stay overnight at the fully equipped campsites and RV parking spots of the national forest. 2. Lake Cumberland Located about 85 miles southwest of downtown Richmond, Lake Cumberland is also an excellent spot for anglers of all experience levels. Covering an area of over 65,000 acres, this artificial reservoir was constructed primarily for flood control and hydroelectric power production. Since it opened its doors to the public for recreational purposes, it has become a major tourist attraction in the region, welcoming visitors from all over Kentucky and Tennessee. Getting from Richmond to the designated fishing areas along the shores of Lake Cumberland takes about an hour and 40 minutes by car, driving along route I-75. Some of the fish species you can find in the lake include striped bass, rainbow trout, sauger, brown trout, walleye, and lake trout. Besides fishing, Lake Cumberland and the surrounding areas also provide excellent opportunities for boating, picnicking, hiking, birdwatching, wildlife photography, and camping. 3. Laurel River Lake Covering a surface area of 5,600 acres, Laurel River Lake is another artificial reservoir built in the late 1970s by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Home to large populations of largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, spotted bass, channel catfish, white crappie, black crappie, and rainbow trout, this lake offers excellent fishing opportunities for visitors from all over Kentucky and neighboring states. Driving here from Richmond takes about an hour and 15 minutes, heading south along route I-75. Are you ready for your next fishing adventure? Before you check out these fantastic spots, stop by Gates Honda! Our team of expert and friendly sales agents will help you find a vehicle that suits your needs, as well as a flexible and convenient financing plan.

Looking for a camping location to enjoy yourself and relax? The area around Richmond, KY., has great campgrounds suiting a range of different guests. 1. Oh! Kentucky RV Park For those looking for a stunning natural place with creature comforts to park their RV, we recommend heading to Oh! Kentucky RV Park. There are sites aplenty, either under shady trees or in the gorgeous sunlight with hookups. This site is much more than a place to sleep. There's an outdoor swimming pool, free wifi throughout, laundry room, bathhouses, small convenient store, dump station, and even RV hardware! 2. Fort Boonesborough State Park We adore this historically informative site that teaches campers about the 1775 Fort Boonesborough settlement. The campground offers riverside camping, hookups, restrooms, an activities building, wifi, water stations, and a small grocery store. On-site are reconstructed log cabins, which are bought to life by actors demonstrating traditional crafts to visitors. This is a beautiful birdwatching spot for red-tailed hawks, too! 3. Walnut Meadow RV Park This is an affordable spot that you can park large and small RVs alike, with access to convenient facilities. Onsite, there's a laundry room so that you can stay for as long as you want, bathhouses, and wifi. The site is super close to local shops, restaurants, and the 75 highway, keeping you comfortable while you vacation. If you love golf, Walnut Meadow RV Park is a short drive away from Berea Golf Club, which has a classic course and gym facilities! 4. Home Grown Hideaways For a unique outdoor campsite, we recommend staying at Home Grown Hideaways, where you can even make childhood dreams come true by sleeping in a treehouse! There are two different treetop options for you to choose from. 5. Turkeyfoot Campground In Jackson County, this wooded campsite is beside War Fort Creek in London Granger District. Not suitable for large vehicles, this land is ideal for campers who love hiking as there are trails right outside the tent porch here. We advise that only more experienced wilderness campers stay here as there's no running water, electricity, or dump station. However, visitors are indeed one with nature here. 6. Kentucky Horse Park If you love horses, we advise packing up your tent and popping into the Kentucky Horse Park, home to horses and The International Museum of the Horse. This museum is a whopping 60,000 square feet celebrating and displaying the unique relationship between horses and humans. There are 260 campsites to choose from here, offering electricity and water. You can book horseriding sessions, trail rides for kids, and see parading horses shows. Whether you're looking to immerse yourself in history, enter the wild, fish, horse ride, or swing in a hammock, the area around Richmond has you covered. Visit us here at Gates Honda to get a new vehicle to go on adventures.

1. Orange Richmond Orange Richmond is a popular frozen yogurt eatery in Richmond. They serve a variety of froyo flavors, including orange cream and chocolate truffle chips. They even offer non-dairy options for those with dietary restrictions. Their traditional flavor selections of fresh fruit toppings such as strawberries or pineapple chunks allow guests to customize their frozen yogurt experience. The service is customer-friendly and complimented with a fun décor. 2. Urge Cupcakery This joint is an iced treats paradise with a variety of flavors that will satisfy every craving. Their standard flavor offerings include vanilla, chocolate chip cookie, peanut butter cup, and s'mores. However, the popular flavors are strawberry cheesecake, birthday cake, turtle pecan praline, and crunch fudge brownie. With so many options available, you cannot go wrong here because everything tastes fantastic. You can also get their frozen cream sliders that are perfect for a snack while out shopping. The décor is very inviting and feels homely for guests who would like to enjoy their treats in the joint. 3. Cosmic Oasis Cosmic Oasis is a locally owned and operated frozen treat shop that offers desserts such as sundaes, banana splits, and frozen yogurt. In addition, they serve gourmet waffle cones made from scratch onsite daily. Be sure to try one or two of their unique iced treats options like banana splits, Butterfinger crunch, or red velvet cake batter. Dairy-free options like chocolate sorbet for those lactose intolerant customers are also available. The welcoming atmosphere combined with friendly, service-oriented staff makes this place one of the best to enjoy frozen treats. 4. Culver's Culver's has many options for frozen treats, including shakes, banana split, frozen cream cakes, and pies. Their unique flavor offerings include peppermint bark crunch Shake and blackberry cobbler shake available. Iced treats are hand-scooped daily by their professional staff to ensure only the highest quality ingredients go into every dish. Culver's has several rich offerings on its menu, including refreshing salads, savory soups, tempting appetizers, as well as delicious sandwiches. The eatery also provides gluten-free options for those who have allergies or dietary restrictions 5. Mad Scoops Mad Scoops is a popular frozen dessert restaurant that offers many flavors such as vanilla, salted caramel fudge, and blueberry lemon sorbet. Moreover, they serve classic treats like chocolate-covered strawberry cheesecake with swirls of real strawberry puree. They also serve cookie monster that has cookie dough pieces, Oreos, and graham crackers. Richmond has many options for ices and frozen yogurt. Head out to one of these places to enjoy a sweet treat in this hot weather. After satisfying your demanding palate, visit us at Gates Honda to see our entire lineup of new and used Hondas and find one that best fits you.