Kart Kountry Family Entertainment Center

I absolutely love this place! We always come here when we visit Shepherdsville. Between the arcade, batting cages, and the go carts on the longest track in the world, you will have plenty of fun and will be back. Come support your local business!

Longest Go Kart track in the world!
1.5 miles of fun.
Nice arcade and mini golf as well.
Fun little family outing here last night.

I just visited this place on Friday 6−12−15. I loved it here! We played mini golf, it was $ 5 a person. They were fun courses, in good shape too. Afterwords we went go karting. That was $ 6 a person and the track was really long IMO. The arcade was huge but didn’t play any games. They also had bumper water boats but we didn’t go on that either. I would recommend this place to anyone, adults and kids.

Great staff and a lot of fun in the arcade. There has been a pretty large number of games added since we went last year at this time. Hopefully they’ll add Star Wars Battle Pod before we go again. Mini golf was really nice and we’ll maintained too.

I spent an afternoon eating overpriced candy whilst watching Sexy Beast & The Spawn try to run each other off the track with ridiculous glee and determination.
They had a great time. I got nauseous.

Longest go kart track in the US. No more to be said but with the put put and arcade it really is a fun family afternoon, especially all the way out in little ol Shepherdsville!

If your looking for something different to give a child for their birthday or holiday Kart Kountry offers gift cards and from experience it puts a HUGE SMILE on a kids face! Highly recommend it!

We LOVE coming here for the Karts. Our 3 ½ year old absolutely loves riding them. The staff always seem to be friendly and nice.

This place is great!!! Super Fun, lots to do. We had gift cards, used them for the Go-Karts…super fun!!! It can get a little crazy on Friday nights and Saturday’s…but it a really cool place so you can see why. We normally go during the week and you never have to wait in any lines!!!

Great put-​put & arcade, but the track is my favorite! I love riding the thunderbolts because you’re on the same track as the slower karts, so there’s always somebody to pass! I love going there after a hard days work. Instant pick me up!

Went there this past weekend around 6pm. Plenty of people but crowd wasn’t so bad that I had to really wait for tickets, driving the Karts, arcades, or miniature golf. The reason I’m giving this place 3 stars instead of 2 is because of how much fun I had driving the Karts. It was my first time driving GoKarts and for some reason there was a bit of anxiety as I walked over to the Kart and buckled up. I guess I wasn’t sure how fast I should leave the starting lanes and just wasn’t sure what to expect from this Kart. Once I left the starting lane though– wow– I felt like I was some sort of Formula 1 Driver! How exhilarating and what a rush. Normally on everything else, I let kids have an advantage but once I started seeing these younger kids passing me up as I still tried to grasp a feel of driving the Kart on the sharp turns, I finally pushed it and had that «I’m gonna beat you» as started trying to pass everyone– adults and kids (while still being safe and not trying to run anyone off the road of course). I drove the double seater and the higher priced ($ 1 more dollar) Thunderbolt. I honestly didn’t feel much speed difference and the $ 5 a pop for driving any Kart is already a bit high– it doesn’t allow anyone to spend the day driving Karts. So on to the arcades we went… this is why this place would’ve gotten 2 or 3 stars. I don’t mind the great games of the Arcade era– several decades ago but I didn’t see many people playing them anyway. The problem I had in here was that a lot of those older games worked whereas a lot of those «newer» games were «out of order». The basketball shot arcade type game even was a waste because the balls wouldnt’ come down– they had put balls way too big to come down the little slide. Really? Didn’t spend much more time in the arcade section after that. I did do the batting cages– that was fun. 6 different cages with all different speeds. I like how it was a bit father out in the lot than everything else… meant that less people could see how bad I did when the somewhat slow 45MPH ball came towards me! I expected to do better than that but I guess it’s been a while since I’ve really played baseball (I know– that’s just my excuse– lol) 12 pitches for $ 1– not bad. Miniature golf– course was pretty fun and though there was a lot of people on this one course– it moved by fast which goes to show you that the course really isn’t that difficult. Kids and adults will have fun playing this. The fun of the Karts (they have kiddie Karts by the way), miniature golf, and the batting cages save this place. The prices (many people were complaining of them), the out of order arcade games, and the lack of good food drop the star rating though.

The track is huge. Lots of fun. The carts have good pick up even with a three hundred pounder behind the wheel.

Lots of fun things to do here. Ride go-​carts, put-​put golf, water bumper boats, batting cages, and arcade. The prices were reasonable and the atmosphere was fun. It wasn’t too crowded when we went which meant no long lines.

With a 1.5 mile course and fairly speedy gokarts to blaze around in, you’re not going to find a much better gokart experience. Staff is also fairly forgiving of behaviors that would get you asked to leave other tracks (while there’s signs everywhere saying «no bumping» the do allow the kinds of normal, incidental contact that will happen on tracks where multiple riders are racing at a time.
Inside is like a timewarp. They’ve got a crap-​ton of video games — most of them from the 80s (the heyday of arcade video games). And, unlike many of the mall arcades that want to charge you $ 1 or more to play a game of Ms. Pacman, their older games charge the same price you’d have paid in the 80s (a quarter a game).
Staff is basically friendly and low-​key. My only complaint would be the price of the racing: $ 6/​lap. If I could buy laps in bulk (you can for the slower cars but not for the fastest cars), I’d probably spend an entire day there.

The volcano putt-​putt is now open and a fun time. They also have thundercars, which supposedly go faster than the basic carts. We stuck with the basics and had a good time. Didn’t do the bumper boats this time. I tried to get Mister to try the batting cage, but he said next time. Still a good way to spend some time with your buddy.