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About H. H. Lovett Park
H. H. Lovett Park is a treasured municipal park in Benton, Kentucky, offering a versatile outdoor space for community events, sports, and recreation. Formerly Benton City Park, it was renamed in 1979 to honor Judge H. H. Lovett. The park sits behind the city pool and baseball field and features a football field surrounded by bleachers, a 9-hole disc golf course opened in 2017, and the Joe Creason Center. Whether you’re planning a local gathering, a sports event, or a family outing, you’ll find practical details below to help you secure your plans in this historic space.
Parking is available on-site, with parking notes near the first tee area for the disc golf course. Benton is served by OATS Transit, so scheduling rides into town is convenient if you’re coming from nearby cities. For overnight stays, consider nearby accommodations like Quality Inn & Suites Benton and Benton Inn, as well as other options in the Kentucky Lake region. When you’re ready to attend an event, we’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-fuss ticket purchasing and trusted local guidance.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 16th Street, Benton, KY 42025, USA.
- Venue type: Municipal city park (formerly Benton City Park); renamed H.H. Lovett Park in 1979 to honor Judge H.H. Lovett.
- Facilities: Football field with surrounding bleachers, 9-hole disc golf course, and the Joe Creason Center (park sits behind the city pool and baseball field).
- Seating/capacity: No official seating chart or published capacity; park uses bleachers around the football field and may accommodate various community events.
- Parking: On-site parking exists; disc golf page notes parking near the first tee area.
- Transit: Benton is served by OATS Transit; travelers can schedule rides into Benton.
- Nearby hotels: Quality Inn & Suites Benton (173 Carroll Road, Benton, KY 42025); Benton Inn (806 Main St, Benton, KY 42025); additional lodging options in the Kentucky Lake region nearby.
- Notable events hosted: Park renamed in 1979; Kentucky Historical Marker dedicated in 2013; park used for local events (e.g., Tater Day-related activities; alcohol events approved in 2025). The park also hosts a 9-hole disc golf course opened in 2017.