Visit the Bardstown-Nelson County Veterans Memorial Park
A Place of Honor,
Reflection, and Community
The Bardstown-Nelson County Veterans Memorial Park is a tribute to the courageous men and women who served our nation. With over 5,000 veterans honored, this park offers a serene and meaningful experience for visitors of all ages.

Address
Bardstown-Nelson County Veterans Park PO Box 234, Bardstown, KY 40004
Hours
Open daily from sunrise to sunset
Accessibility
Wheelchair-friendly pathways and seating areas
Contact
(502) 507-3386
Explore the Monuments
Monuments of Honor and Remembrance
Visit the park to explore beautifully crafted monuments that commemorate the heroes of every war and branch of service. Each monument tells a story, engraved with the names of Nelson County veterans. On-site QR codes provide deeper insights, allowing visitors to connect with the history in real-time.
The Walkway of Honor
This pathway, lined with engraved bricks, celebrates veterans, active military, and loved ones. Each brick is a personal tribute, creating a lasting legacy in the park.
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Veterans Database
Discover the stories of the heroes honored in the park through our Veterans Database. Search for service history, personal profiles, and family contributions to learn more about the sacrifices made by Nelson County’s veterans.
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Educational Tours
Perfect for schools, families, and groups looking to learn about military history and the sacrifices of our veterans.
Community Events
The park hosts gatherings and ceremonies throughout the year, bringing the community together to honor our heroes.
A Space to Reflectand Remember
Whether you’re visiting to pay respects, learn about local history, or enjoy a peaceful moment, the Veterans Park is a space for reflection, gratitude, and connection.
How to Donate
Get Involved
Sponsor a Brick
Leave a permanent mark on the Walkway of Honor.
Donate
Help us maintain and expand this beautiful memorial.
Share a Story
Contribute personal stories of your loved ones who served.