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About Burlington, KY

Burlington, Kentucky is located in Boone County and is a quaint little town that has a rural feeling many miss in this modern world. Florence Mall is located nearby and is two-stories tall. The mall features 125 shops and brings many visitors from around the area to visit this area. Burlington has a local YMCA and several parks and pools that provide recreation for everyone in and on the outskirts of the community. The Turfway Racetrack is the perfect place to visit if you want to make a quick bet. Traditional brick family homes with wonderful grounds and farm houses make up the neighborhoods in Burlington.

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