Grant County Parks and Recreation

Grant County Park is located on US 25 in Crittenden, Kentucky. The park sits nicely on 40 acres of the Lloyd Estate. Currently, there are eight shelters, one amphitheater, two outdoor basketball courts, one baseball/softball field, two tee ball fields, recreational trails, two playgrounds, and plenty of green space.
The park is also home to the Lloyd Welfare House est. 1929, First African American Church of Grant County, and the Rosenwald Schoolhouse.
The Grant County Park is the largest county park and is home to many recreational events. Park address 144 S. Main Street, Crittenden, Kentucky 41030

Jonesville Park is located behind the Macedonia Baptist Church in Jonesville. It sits on a small lot but has many amendities to offer. There is a one shelter, a walking trail, playground, and a basketball court. Macedonia Baptist Church donated the land to the county to build the park. 

 Mt. Zion park is located on Elliston Mt. Zion Road between the Rural Fire Department and the Country Store in Mt. Zion. The rural park is available for all residents and visitors to enjoy. The amenities include a shelter, a slide, four bay swing, a buck-a-boo, and a spring pod. This park is the perfect place to bring a picnic lunch and enjoy the afternoon! 

Mullins Fields are located on Barnes Road in Williamstown, Kentucky. The facility has two shelters, two lighted baseball/softball fields and restrooms. The facility is used regularly and is home to Grant County Youth Baseball, Grant County Girls Fast-Pitch Softball and Adult Co-ed Softball.