Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing

I took my little friend on a cultural pass. It was very interesting, the grounds are very pretty. We will go back and visit when we have more time. I would recommend this to parents taking children.

I love this place. It's a great place to escape everyday life. From the museum itself, which is amazing, to the back porch rocking chair sitting, the river veiw, they have pavilions and restrooms that are always clean, beautiful flowers located in the front of the building, walking paths and my personal favorite, a stairway that leads directly to the water. They also have family events such as trunk or treat, pioneers day, and other small community events to encourage the community to visit. It's great watching the sunset while my kids enjoy walking the banks and playing on the sand. During our last trip there, the stairs were completely emerged from all the rainfall. Yet, still very beautiful and peaceful.

Great place to uncover some History!

Dock was closed, judging by the overgrowth it’s been that way a while. Stairs were seeped in mud, must have been some major flooding. I wouldn’t expect it to open back up. Maybe next year if metro can spare the tax dollars. The rest of this place is fine, under construction and noisy from the tools. Some dinky gardens, although it is the end of the season. Couldn’t find much in the way of trails around the banks. Didn’t take the tour. Generous 3 stars.

Surprisingly interesting place! Very well maintained and restored. I had no idea what to expect, but found the tour very engaging. Worth a drive!

I loved my first time visit here yesterday! So, so beautiful! Peaceful ! Sunset is lovely ! Wonderful historic garden and trails !

There's a lot here. There's a community garden, a picnic shelter a rental hall, an abandoned boat dock, where Spirit of Jefferson was supposed to dock, but rarely did, and walking/bike path on top of the floodwall which connects it to other nearby historic buildings. There's the restored main house, and the separate kitchen building. There's a what I guess is a demonstration "kitchen garden" showcasing heritage plants close to the house. There's a couple of spots where archaeological digs have been going on. And then there's the river view which is pretty nice. It's a nice place to walk around, enjoy nature, and maybe take tour of the house.

If you're wanting to go on the west side of the Louisville loop to ride your bike, walk or run, this is a perfect spot to park your car to access it.