We love this camp ground. It's a hidden gem off of 127 in Frankfort. Just minutes from the capital…read morebuilding and Buffalo Trace Distillery. It's nestled back into nature and right on the Kentucky River of course. We are full timers and have been living here for 4 months and we are going to be sad to leave. The campground is filled with everything you need. There's an awesome common room with tables a fridge stove TV/Cable also A WiFi Cafe (just ask for password) and laundry room. So many things all there for your use. There's also an awesome men's and womens restroom that they just redid the floors in and are now painting! Two showers each is very convenient. If you want a fire pit by your camper just ask! Most people here have their own. You may not be parked on the river. But it's just. Short walk and benches are available for enjoying the views. It's a very short walk to the water from anywhere in the camp. Most of the campers here are share holders and only come for the weekends so during the week it's very quite and relaxing. Many weekends there have been live bands and so many other fun activities going on! Every is usually friendly and polite. Don't forget to wave at your neighbors! Charles, Rus, and another gentleman (sorry I forgot your name) do an amazing job to accommodate you during your stay and work hard to make the campground what it is. Don't forget the office where you'll check in and such has items available for sale from sweets to t shirts.

Accidentally came upon this campground after we had some major truck issues. Angie, the manager and…read moreeveryone we came in contact with were super nice and helpful during our unplanned stay. Campsites were close, but still had ample room to socialize. Grounds were well maintained. Nice, quiet, and peaceful location for a quick stay or extended trip. Would definitely return. Most impressed with all the staff and campers that made us feel like family. Since we were without a truck for 6 days, we were offered rides, food or anything we needed. One long term camper, Chuck offered us his truck for the day! In traveling, you don't always look at the physical amenities a place has to offer, but the personal connection that the "camping family" provides. Thanks Angie, Russ, Chuck, Kelly, Bryan and all. While our truck was delivered back to us, the kitchen slide broke (on our new camper) . Sadly, our long awaited trip to Maine was cancelled as we had to return home. Still waiting for repairs.

This campground was such a hidden gem…read more We got there about 9P and the lady that manages the pool actually offered to open up the pool and turn on the water for the slides (which were amazing) for our boys! This was the highlight of their week! Tim was helpful too since this was our first time renting an RV. Such a wonderful evening! We will be back!!!

We camped here for 3 nights while visiting the Creation Museum. It's a very nice park, loads of…read morelarge trees on the river. The owners are super nice and helpful. Wish we could've stayed longer.

Nice state campground. I was not happy with the boat…read morelaunch.... litter all over really people you can't throw your trash away!! Keep your state beautiful!

We absolutely loved our brief stay in this campground and the small towns around us. We were only…read morehere as a stopover as we head east and then north to Central Ohio for a few weeks. The sites are huge offering a fair amount of privacy when enjoying your space and mostly level. Trails are fabulous but marked less than we are used to and with obvious horse traffic (we didn't see any) we aren't accustomed to but still a beautiful view around every turn. Our T-Mobile hotspot worked great giving the added boost we needed to do any work or surfing. We will be sure to stay here again as an option for visiting distilleries on the Bourbon trail!

The only thing I see this has going for it is if you bring a boat, it's in a lake. Not a very good…read morecampground. For $40/nt there are no sewer hookups, sites are not level and roads to campsites are horrible. The night we stayed the water main got broken while digging new trench for electric. I would not go out of my way for an overnight to come here!!

My husband and I were visiting Buffalo Trace Distillery and wanted to camp for the night. We felt…read morevery lucky Guist Creek had a campsite open last minute on Memorial Day weekend! We were only there 1 night so we didn't explore much or check out everything the Marina had to offer. Our tent-friendly campsite was nice, though and everyone I interacted with in the office was friendly. There was a small band playing live music in the campground pavilion the night we were there. I don't know if this was because it was a holiday weekend, but it was a great surprise. The sites are pretty close together and there's not a ton of privacy, but this was a great find for us as we were passing through.

I've been coming to Jefferson Memorial Forest since childhood. As a teenager I loved the trails at…read morePaul Yost. As an adult I have visited Tom Wallace a few times for fishing. This park in particular has had some amazing improvements. The water is much clearer now you can actually see the fish. They've added a new playground, big rocks along the lake, a couple swinging benches, and more. The walk around the lake is quick and easy.

Red Trail was well-maintained. Even so, I directed my eyes to the ground in front of me for much of…read morethe 5-mile walk. A misstep on one of the trail's narrow hill sections could easily lead to a bad fall. Most amazing for me was the total lack of wildlife. I live in a Louisville suburb of 1/4 and 1/2 acre lots. Squirrels and birds abound, including hawks. We see deer regularly and occasionally see a fox or a coyote. On this Red Trail hike I rarely heard a bird (didn't see any). No squirrels, no nothing. Why? Is all of Jefferson Forest so devoid of creature life?

Dark and remote, tricky roads, sewage, garbage, resident campers, golf cart traffic and poor…read moreplanning/managing. The nice thing about this campground is that it's remote and very far from interstate noise. It is dark at night to allow good stargazing. We saw the Milky Way through 7X binoculars and heard a huge pack of coyotes howling not far away. Tricky roads: The road is just wide enough for a camper and an almost 180° turn coming from the Worthville direction. I had to back up onto the main road to get a wider swing with our 40' Solitude so the tires wouldn't drop off the side. There is no sign at the main road to let you know there is a campground on the one lane road you're taking your huge camper down with possibility there may not be place to turn around if not. Couldn't verify with a satellite image as there was no cell service. Luckily someone came by and we asked and found out it really was back there. Then the one lane bridge is barely wide enough for a camper. May have had about 4" on each side of our Solitude to the guard rails. Then another sharp turn just before the campground. Sewage: The full hook-up at our site was horrible. I don't know if the plumbing didn't have enough fall or just backed up. Luckily I dumped our gray water a few days in, noticed it stop draining and backing up the hose so I dumped the night before so it could settle and not have to wait when trying to leave. Although when I did unhook when leaving, the sewer did back up into our site causing a very unhealthy and unsanitary condition as there was no plug to cap off the sewer. I noticed at a site nearby that the hookup there was broken off. Trash: There is no trash pickup at the sites. When I asked I was told there were dumpsters back in the resident area but there was a gate operated by a code or pass that we didn't have and we could drive it back there. They would let us in but this seemed ridiculous to me. I asked if we left and the office wasn't open to let us in we'd have to leave it at the site and she said "well then I guess we'd have to pick it up". Residents: There are people living here so if that bothers you, now you know. Golf car traffic: Golf carts are running almost non-stop here so your vehicle will be covered in dust by the time you leave. Bring something to at least wash your windows prior to leaving. Difficulty factor increased navigating tricky roads with low visibility through dust. Many of the golf cart drivers have the steering wheel in one hand and a beer in the other even while taking their kids trick or treating through the campground in October. Poor management: It appears that management changes often here. Not sure if it keeps getting sold or just managers changing. All of the above except the roads themselves could be solved if the manager of the facility would want to make it better. We won't go back though regardless.

Nice Indiana State Park…read more HUGE lake. Nice and clean campgrounds; well-groomed grounds. Not big on hiking trails but not bad. It's more about the watersports, fishing, and perhaps hunting. There are two campgrounds, one primitive/tents and the other for mostly RVs and trailers, with a few spots for tents. Everything was clean, given it was a holiday weekend. There is no store or restaurant close by, so bring EVERYTHING YOU NEED, including fuel-- as their marina wasn't pumping when we stayed there (not that we needed it). When it's not a holiday weekend, it's reasonably quiet, but expect a lot of boat traffic noise and loud music on the holidays-- we tried both a holiday and a non-holiday adventure. The signage to the park gates from the county roads stinks, but inside the park, it's not too bad. Get the downloadable map from the IN DNR before you go. Cell service is spotty, and thank heavens!

Pretty large lake and campground. It's an electric hookup only area with random water spigots for…read morewater fill. Most of the sites are flat and shaded, some are open to the sun. A few clean and spacious bath houses conveniently located. Two dump stations. One is oddly placed as your coming in, but it does give campers 2 options instead of one. There is an amphitheater and they do random movie nights. There's a beach area with a snack shack. Decent sand for a fun day out with the kids. Playground is in the first loop to the right.

Nice clean rv park. There is a little pond - I don't know if fishing is allowed, but I didn't see…read moreany signs saying you can't. They have activities for the kids. It looks like a nice place to stay. Location is off US-I-75 at Cherry Bloosom exit in Georgetown KY. You need to go down a skinny road for about 1/2 mile, but it's straight and easy. The front entrance and driveways are good and wide.

Nice clean camp ground. Spots are VERY close together…read more Limited privacy and LOTS of rules. all the bathrooms, laundry are key codes. You are fined $25 for setting a trash bag out front. If you are a bonfire, late night kind of camper. Go elsewhere, this one is quiet by 10pm.

Love it had a blast and really enjoy the scenery. Very cool place to camp at and take familyread more

Perfect half day trip from Cincinnati for our family with a four year old obsessed with Ice Age…read moremammals. There are fossils in the small museum and a life sized diorama in the back outside. Take a short 0.2 mile walk through the woods to see a herd of bison. The trail is paved though from there the trails are more loose gravel. Can accommodate a wheelchair to the bison viewing. Friendly staff in the museum who can help guide you regarding trails. Good place to bird watch. Ample parking esp for trailers and big trucks. There is an outdoor playground and picnic tables too.

Nice natural area to walk around it! It is larger and more secluded than the average local option…read more Unfortunately dogs aren't allowed.

Neat little stop. The walk is mostly paved and flat which I think is a plus for some. The blue hole…read moreis neat and the spring boils up which a neat little phenomenon. There is a pond with fish, turtles and frogs. Informative signs along the path tell the history of the park as well.