A great campground with Very spacious sites. The lake was beautiful for paddle boarding and the…read moregrounds were clean and facilities plenty. Highly recommended.

Five stars because it's paradise for our family when we can't go to the beach or otherwise choose a…read morestaycation. We've had so many great memories here over the years. The campground is normally well manicured, a genuine camping experience with the amenities of a bath house and certain sites having electric and water. The only thing I could dock stars for (but figure it's part of camping anyway), would be the bath house. The sheer amount of spiders and large insects lingering around at all hours is insane, especially when showering or dropping the deuce, as 8 legs come hauling ass your way! The campground has become increasingly packed on weekends with many of the sites being booked months in advance. That's fine by us. Our schedule allows us to be off while the majority of the workforce is hard at it. We absolutely love being at the campground through the week, especially while school is in session. This allows us to sometimes be the only campers in the area and the waters of Nolin lake to be like glass. The campsites vary in length and layout as well as some that offer electric and water. They all have a picnic table, lantern hook and a fire ring with grill top. Just bring a tent and some chairs, don't forget the graham crackers, chocolate and the marshmallows and make memories that you and your family will cherish forever. You will see plenty of deer and wild turkey in the area throughout the year. Many of the sites have lakefront footage as well, allowing you or loved ones to wet a line and maybe catch dinner for the evening. Hope your family enjoys your stay as much as mine, Happy Camping!

I absolutely fell in love with this campground. The minute that we pulled up to the checkin…read morebooth/building, we met Darlene and Rick, the super nice camp hosts. Somehow we were missing our water hose and Rick offered to loan us his to fill up our tank AND he offered to pick one up at WalMart that night (we gave him money, of course). If you follow my camping adventures, you know that I'm not usually fond of camp hosts. Seriously, I've run into a few doozies in my days. We arrived on a Saturday in May and the RV sites with hookups were full, but we scored a spacious primitive site big enough for our RV AND truck. The primitive sites are was somewhat wooded and private, but the spots on both sides of us were empty, which gave an illusion that it was somewhat private. We loved this campground and the lake so much, we stayed an extra night and all day the next day, Monday. Our neighbor said that the hosts are lenient on weekdays unless someone has the site booked, they don't mind if we check out later. This time, on Sunday, people were checking out and there were plenty of sites available with water and electric hookups. We had a phenomenal site this time, #51 but #52 was better. Also, the campground favorite is apparently #60, but I wouldn't recommend it due to the location being in the path of the boats and trucks using the ramp. Both 51 and 52 were paved black top, which made the rain aftermath not that bad either. THE LAKE!!! I fell in love with Rough River Lake. That's right, move over Nolin River Lake, this holds my title this year. I did hate that you can't swim near the dock... or anywhere around the campground. There's plenty of spots that would be accessible, but there are signs specifically posted 'NO SWIMMING'. The state park is pretty close by though and there is a beach there, if you must get your swim on. Otherwise, fishing is the water activity going on at this campground. There isn't hardly anything close, so come stocked up. The state park lodge has a restaurant and there is a restaurant called 'The Dam', but I wouldn't recommend either one. Robby's Quick Stop about five miles away with basic items in addition to fishing bait. It's about a two hour drive from Lexington, well worth every minutes worth of commute.

What a gem, been meaning to write a review and just came across their map so nows a great time. My…read moreson and myself spent the night here this past summer, we where beat as we checked in ( many miles behind us ) and Beth told me to make sure everything was accurate but as I stated we where Beat. She made a ten dollar mistake but I didn't catch it, but Eldon did and about 6:00AM the next morning there he was as we where tearing down and getting ready to leave, he handed me a $10,00 dollar bill. That says a lot especially to this working class dad trying to show his son bits this great country. This campground was clean. This campground was quiet. This campground was a great experience. Thanks so much Beth and Eldon.

Nice park. Kind people who run it. We stop over for a night when passing through. No complaints. We…read moredon't need the restrooms, so, no comment on that.

Brier Creek is now for yearly rentals only. We have our camper here and also store our boat here…read more It's family oriented and is our happy place for most weekends during camping months. They no longer rent boats.

We did not stay at the campground, but we rented the boats. We had such a great time with our…read morefamily & friends. We rented the double decker & a pontoon. Both we so clean. Jeannine & her husband were so accommodating & helpful. The campground looked amazing and it had an awesome play set for the kids.

This was the worst camp ground ever. You had to pay for shower and the quarter machine was broken…read moreso you could not get any. Then the camp store is like never open so you can't buy anything. Then the water is even worse and you not get any. Horrible

Great campground - Clean, serene and tucked away…read more I do wish they had more plug ins / water - but hey you go out to be out Minutes from mammoth cave - GO HERE take the "down to the river" tour or the "hospital tour" We did .... I forget - the "most popular" one which was good - you stop just short of reaching the river and turn upward.... :-( Oh yeah - do not - repeat do not try to book your tour he day of - go the day before The day before had everything open - couldn't decide so we came back in the morning and nothing was open - we got lucky when the lady said - can you leave right now ? We just had a cancellation.. Let me know when you go - meet you there

I booked and paid for a cabin stay at the resort over 2 months in advance. It was confirmed but two…read moreweeks before my stay they called and cancelled my reservation. The said "something came up" and offered no alternative accommodations or other compensation. I can't say how good or bad the place was because I didn't get to stay there, nor will I ever.

What a gem! Our cabin overlooked the lake and was so incredibly quiet. Two bedrooms (4 beds),…read morescreened in porch, stove, microwave, full fridge/freezer,picnic table and fire ring. There's a nature path that runs along the lake, straight up to the lodge where there is a restaurant and gift shop. Mini golf and disc golf, but you need to bring your own supplies due to Covid. Cute little beach that's shallow, basketball courts and marina, too. We totally stumbled upon it accidentally but it was the perfect weekend getaway. Wifi in cabins but very little serviced elsewhere.

We had 3 RVs and 1 cabin for 4. Quiet location with lovely views. Be prepared with your long rig…read moreto hang a VERY sharp right. It's a surprise entrance that is not visible coming around a curve. If you see the unused bumper boat pool on the left, you need to be prepared to turn right. Cabins are very nice. Very clean with most amenities. Fridge, TV, microwave. No stove but a hot plate and outdoor grill make up for it. Bring your slow cookers or instant pot if you want to heat something as if on a stove. Ventilation in cabins requires that the wall between main living and bedrooms is open at the top making it hard to watch TV after others go to bed. Nice deck with lovely view. The RV sites are all very long with rock pads. Some of the pads are high and may require an extra step to get in and out of your RV. Bring an extra tank hose extension and electric cord extension if you don't want to be hanging off in the driving lane. Having extra long hoses will improve leveling front to back and get you out of the neighbor's sewer pad on the narrower middle spaces. The owner is onsite and very nice. Not rigid about site assignments. We pulled up to office and called the number on the door for our site assignment and were told to pull into any available space. There is no laundry or bath house so plan to use the full hookup for everything . Would stay again if in the area. Not for tent campers or rigs with no grey/black hook up.

Got a spot same day on 4th of July weekend. Small campground with just a few spots atop a mountain…read morewith great views. Close to Mammoth caves and other caves. Wonderful host as well. Full hookup and fire pit. Road up to it is steep so be prepared.

The cutest couple runs this place and they are so sweet. It has very affordable options and that…read moreincludes camping and cabins! I stayed in a cabin and it was delightful! It had a fridge, microwave, a tv, shower,etc. it was very cool to stay in a historic place. These cabins were built 100 years ago!

We stayed in our 5th wheel camper. Small campground but nice folks. Camping spot was level & full…read morehook up right where we needed it. It doesn't have a dog run but close to Mammoth Cave NP.