Cabin Fever II is located in Hodgenville, Kentucky on Highway 210 North. It is just a few miles outside of Hodgenville - the birthplace and boyhood homes of Abraham Lincoln.

There is plenty to do in the heartland of Kentucky. Hodgenville hosts the Lincoln Jamboree with Joel Ray Sprowels. Nearby is the quaint little town of Glendale, home of the Whistle Stop and Depot restaurants. There are plenty of antique shops to visit before or after your dining experience. Historic Bardstown features the home of Stephen Foster as well as the Makers Mark Distillery among several other bourbon distilleries. Other nearby attractions include: Mammoth Cave in Cave City, Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Patton Museum and Gold Vault at Fort Knox,  and the Schmidt Coca-Cola Memorabilia Museum in Elizabethtown. All of which are within about an hour or less drive of your stay.

The private cabin consists of a great room with a den, a queen bed, a kitchen, full bath and a private bedroom. The cabin is wheel chair accessible.

Our other guest area features two large bedrooms, a living room and a full bath. No smoking please. These accommodations are not wheel chair accessible.

Directions:
Take Highway 61 North (Lincoln Parkway) out of Elizabethtown. Turn Left on Commerce Parkway. Go to end of Commerce Parkway and turn left on to Highway 210. We are the seventh house on the right.