Elkton, KY is a small and rural town located in Todd County. It is known for its friendly atmosphere and strong sense of community. There are a variety of activities to do in Elkton, such as visiting the local historic sites, visiting the nearby lakes and rivers for fishing, or taking a horseback riding tour through the surrounding countryside. The people of Elkton are proud of their heritage and culture and go out of their way to make sure visitors have a pleasant experience. Reviews by residents and visitors alike show that Elkton is an ideal place to visit for those seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you’re looking to relax surrounded by nature or explore the area’s history, Elkton has something for everyone!
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Elkton - 5/28/2009
I agree that Elkton is a great place to raise your children. I lived there many years and 2 of my children were born there, we moved about 2 years ago and my babies still miss it but the jobs were disappearing and we really had no other choice. I will ALWAYS have fond memories of Elkton and how close the community
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Great place to live and raise a family - 5/28/2006
Elkton is a small town twenty minutes east of Hopkinsville, KY, twenty minutes northeast of Clarksville, TN, 45 minutes west of Bowling Green, KY, and one hour northwest of Nashville, TN. It is an easy 25 minute drive from Fort Campbell, KY. It is a small town of 2000 people, the county seat of Todd County, a small rural agricultural county in southwestern Kentucky. It has a Menonite community of several hundred families, which makes the area unique.
Housing is very affordable and the cost of living is lower than Nashville and surrounding cities. Right in the middle of town is the Elk Fork Country Club, where you can have a family membership for $500 per year, with unlimited golf and swimming.
The schools are good and safe. Soldiers from Fort Campbell are moving to Elkton to get out of the Montgomery and Christian County school systems. There is also a nice park in town that offers Spring and Fall Soccer programs, as well as baseball and softball.
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