Mineral Mound State Park

About Mineral Mound State Park

Historically, this peaceful spot on the shores of Lake Barkley is associated with the author F. Scott Fitzgerald. The property was once the site of one of Fitzgerald's most famous and influential literary works, The Great Gatsby.

Mineral Mound State Park is located on the shores of Lake Barkley and is one of the most beautiful and beautiful state parks in Kentucky. This peaceful and inviting park features a beautiful lake with picturesque views of the Mineral Mounds and the Great Gatsby. It is not difficult to imagine the park as the perfect place for a summer holiday or even a weekend for the family.

Mineral Mound State Park was founded in 1991 and has some interesting literary connections. The park's estate once belonged to William Willis Machen, one of the most famous writers in Kentucky history and author of "The Great Gatsby." Machens had a great influence on the creation of the mineral hills and the park itself, and he has an interesting historical connection to the famous writer and writer.

F Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald epitomised the Roaring Twenties with their uninhibited lifestyle.

Although it was written over eighty years ago, it is still popular and is considered one of the most popular novels of all time in the United States and the world.

Enjoy a picnic, enjoy the pier, launch a sport fishing boat or enjoy a picnic at the picnic area at Mineral Mountain State Park, just a short walk from the park entrance. No Kentucky fishing license is required, but you can start at any time of the day or night on the pier.