We frequently park our teardrop here for weekends climbing and hiking in the gorge. This is a…read morespecial spot that offers peaceful seclusion, chill vibes, friendly owners and easy access to nature for a great price. There are small trails throughout the property that are perfect for morning walks and the lake is beautiful. We have made friends that we continue to cross paths with--it feels like summer camp for grownups.

RV sites Camp grounds…read moreCabins The restaurant opens according to the seasons, we visited late April (had the entire area to ourselves) restaurant opens only weekends. Trails around Lago and are not marked but clearly visible. They are very easy trails. Kayaks are available. Lifejackets are available. Propane grills were available on the cabin porches. Just make sure when you check before you get there that you have a full propane tank. Firewood is for sale or you can buy it at the nearby groceries or gas stations on your way in. Speaking of groceries and there's an IGA and Save A Lot within 20 minutes, gas stations, liquor, stores, Family Dollar and there's a downtown Berryville with shops. Farmers markets are seasonal. Check-in is super simple. They will email you a code to get into the door. You don't have to stop by and or check in with the office. We never met the owners. We met personnel on the campground. There's also docks that you can go sit at, gazebo, picnic tables. The actual cabin had towels, hand soap in the bathroom, dish soap, basic pots and pan utensils knives but if you want anything special, I highly recommend you packing it. Definitely want your seasonings food. There's a microwave. There's a coffee pot that uses filters for the 12 cup coffee maker. WiFi Cable tv Fire pit Two chairs on the porch great views There's plenty of sleep space with blankets sheets pillows, comfy couches small shower. We went to Wild Fork Stables to horse back riding. 30 mins away. At least 45 mins from Natural Bridges. There's a grocery gift shop 10 mins from Lago Bear Creek

Amazing experience. Great clean campground. Great location. I can't express enough of how…read moreappreciative I was that this was such a clean campground. Spacious sites and friendly staff.

My large family and I stayed here for 3 days/2 nights and we had the entire campgrounds to…read moreourselves. The owners were the most welcoming and sweetest family ever! We had a private large area by the river where my family swam in every day, there were porta-potties if you needed them (not luxury in any way but we weren't really looking for luxury toilets when we originally brought a "poop bucket" haha!) and they sold firewood on site for dirt cheap if you needed it. In the middle, there was a large open field perfect for stargazing and shooting our bow/arrows (we were alone out there). It was the perfect camping experience with a family. Only downside for me (because I'm a scardy cat) was the drive in from the road. Right smack in the middle of the mountains!

I was not originally planning to go here, but always leave a spot in travels to just "randomly…read moreramble" somewhere, and this was it! The old fort site has a marina and some signage, but it was brutal hot, so I wandered up to the Kentucky River Museum and stumbled right into a fascinating tour! The guide's family has operated the lock (Lock 10 to be specific) since practically conception, so he had stories, pictures, letters, journals, and a deep connection to the home and site. Awesome tour! This tour is included with your purchase of a fort ticket, so I headed over there to get mine and wander around the replica fort complete with cabins, crows, period demonstrations, and a video about the one and only Daniel Boone! You know, that guy, pretty famous in these parts....

It's a great place to stop on a road trip to stretch your legs and enjoy some fresh air. We did not…read morestop at the campground but did walk around the fort. The buildings and history are very interesting!

Had the best time! The trails were very kid friendly and the waterfall was beautiful!read more

Very good place to camp and have events. Spacious, clean and all around very well kept.read more

This RV park has absolutely nothing going on except total quiet, a beautiful river with good…read morefishing, friendly townsfolk, a cool old-school apothecary across the street and tons of charm. The hookups were good and no one was around. Enjoy this before it gets discovered.

From the owner: We offer 30amp or 50amp spots with city water and sewer hookups. Spots also have fire rings and…read moregrills. Pitch a tent in the shade of the riverbank. Camping area located next to the Beattyville City Park & Playground. There are water trails mapped for South Fork and North Fork Rivers which merge together to form the birthplace of the Kentucky River. Free Parking and Launching of personal boats next door to the campground. There is also a Volleyball court next door and an outfitter for renting canoes and kayaks. They will also shuttle you upstream so you can paddle back down to your camping spot or car. The RV park is walking distance to downtown Beattyville shops, restaurants, and Main Street events. Walking distance to the local IGA where you can get all your groceries and fresh produce and deli meats. Reserve your full hookup spot at the IGA or by calling (606) 464-2707.

Stay far away! We booked through Campspot and got screwed over. We picked a site next to our…read morefriends so we could be next to each other and we paid a lock fee for our spots. After we drove over 3 hours to get there they said we couldn't have the sites we booked and paid for and the extremely rude homeless looking man tried to put us in a flooded site no where near where they tried to put our friends. I ended up having to call the owner and get a refund. We then had to find somewhere else to camp at the last minute. I will never go to this place again! The staff was so rude and nasty. The campground also did not match the pictures we saw on campspot. Beware!!!!!

This was an overnight camping stop on our way from Western North Carolina to Cincinnati Ohio. The…read morecampground rate was reasonable because we used one of our campground memberships. The pull-through full hook up site was very convenient. The bathrooms were clean. The grass needed a good trimming. All in all, sufficient for a one night stay.

This is a city run campground and boat dock, located near Renfro Valley. You pass this small,…read morebeautiful lake when you're driving down I 75 South. I really believe that this is my dad's favorite camp ground. I'll say, that it's because he's never had to use the God awful bathroom or bathhouse. We've only camped here when he had his RV. I thought that it was no longer existent because I attempted to find it online, but couldn't find any info. So here's to trying to put them on the map. It was several years back, but we stayed the weekend at the campground, after a flood or a week of hard rain. So the grass was really high, but I remember that they explained that to us before we set up. We were some of the only people there at the campground. Apparently those days are over and the campground stays booked. The place that we last went to check-in is now a restaurant and a there's a new check-in building. We stopped in this past weekend and inquired. The new rates of the campground is $25 per night. We also rented a boat. The beauty and tranquility of the lake made the experience memorable. My dad always mentions it when we discuss places to consider camping or renting a boat. The rates for the boats are currently $75 for a half day and $125 for a full day. Some of the cheapest rate for boat rental that I've ever witnessed. It's close enough to Lexington that you don't have to camp. I recommend that you just rent a boat.

I recently was here for the day. The lake is fine and is a pretty lake.The bathrooms are a…read moredifferent story.I have never seen anything this dirty ever.It was disgusting.It didn't look like it had been cleaned in a very long time.It looked like something out of a horror movie.There were several RVs there so I guess most of these people didn't have to use the bathrooms there.The toilets were filthy and the shower was equally as dirty.Very dirty.My advice is to stay far away from the bathrooms.

This is one of my favorite state parks for a day or two of hiking. Very nice trails, some are…read morefairly rugged. I've been here several times, sometimes for just a day, and a few times camping nearby. You can take the sky lift up to the natural bridge, or you can hike up. There is a short trail (1/3 of a mile) that leads to a nice overlook where you can view the natural bridge from a distance. There are birds and wildlife to observe. And it is nice to visit in different seasons. There are good restaurants and touristy places to shop in the area too.

Well everything cause I did it ! Haha this is a self paced and self guided hike. It can be what…read moreyou make of it but the beauty is untouchable out of your control. A mix of hardwood, pine wooded and lots of sandstone /limestone rocks ! Tons of song birds and insects and forest creatures. Truly amazing day hike.

Camped here on a Saturday night recently -- I'd rented a cabin in the Gorge and backpacked here…read moreseveral times, but never car-camped. I think I was a little afraid that the campground would be similar to Miguel's -- lots of party-time people and little privacy. However, our small group was pleasantly surprised that many of the sites had their own sense of "place." While few of the sites are completely secluded, they at least have plenty of trees around them to give you a tiny bit of privacy. We got a double-pad site since we had two tents, and this was more than enough room. The pads are very generously sized, so if you have one of those ginormous 8-person tents that are bigger than a Manhattan studio apartment, you should have no issue setting it up. Each site comes with a picnic table (ours had 2 but not sure if that was because it was a double?) and a fire pit. You can purchase wood and ice at the campsite host. There are also some short but fun trails that lead off from Koomer Ridge, and I think at least one connects to the Rough Trail, which is a very long trail going through the Gorge that also lives up to its name. The only downside is you can hear the traffic from the road fairly easy, but giving how close the campground is to the main road, this isn't really surprising. I just figure it's part of the territory with car camping as opposed to backpacking.

We moved camp here after one night at another not-so-great place, and then decided to stay an…read moreadditional night because we were having too much fun. Wonderful, spacious sites and nice clean facilities - what more do you really need? The campground is conveniently located near the highway and for short drives to the surrounding area for hiking, sightseeing and whatnot. There is access to at least one cliff trail at several points around the campground, and you're never too far from a pit toilet. But if those aren't your idea of a nice place to do your business, the actual restroom and shower facilities are amazingly clean. My only complaint is that the frogs don't know what "quiet time" means.

Stayed at Wildcat offroad park in one of their mobile homes ! Inside place very dirty . As we…read morefirst walked in the floor it didn't look like it had been mopped and cleaned in months. Floors very dusty with foot prints throughout . As I was the first to go into shower I saw a long hair on the wall of shower. Rodent droppings under sink and in small flipping cabinet at sink usually store sponges ! They charge $70.00 to your bill for a cleaning fee when you check out but I think they just pocket it! I would probably find other lodgings nearby and not stay here again .

This place is great! Today was quite dusty, compared to a day in the mud! But so much fun…read more Campground onsite for tents, campers or you can rent a cabin. The office staff is full of info and very friendly! The trails are nicely laid out. Plenty of easy or hard you can choose. We were here from 2p-1am. Night driving was awesome! Great crowd of people, a good mix of young, old, and families out riding. Bikes, ATVs, jeeps, razors, and saw a tracker. Some trails were closed or blocked off - i would assume due to danger? But there were so many you didnt miss one or two. Nice views from the wildcat dome. An old train tunnel, a lost boat, jurassic park trail... so much more.