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Land of the Arches Campground
This campground is a climbers' paradise. It is 7 miles south of Red River Gorge, an area that offers over 3,500 bolted rock climbing routes. If you're interested in continuing your climbing escapade, you can also visit Pendergrass-Murry Recreational and Preserve Muir Valley, two more outstanding climbing destinations. While visiting Land of The Arches, you'll have the opportunity to visit nearby Daniel Boone National Park and Natural Bridge State Park for hiking, fishing and wildlife watching.
The campground has 99 sites with up to 51 guests per site. It is a large piece of land and is great for boy scouts. There is also a "hangar" which has a foosball table, ping pong, air hockey and free wifi.
Price
$8.00
Access
Drive In
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Alcohol Allowed
Drinking Water
Electric Hookups
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Reservable
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Land of the Arches Campground
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Kentucky
2 Reviews of Land of the Arches Campground
No Frills Climbers Mecca Campground
Land of the Arches is popular among climbers and boy scout troups. The hanger is an excellent place for hanging out and meeting new people. Ping pong and pickleball courts keep everyone entertained. Good wifi is provided within the hangar.
LOTA is close to a lot of hiking trails and climbing. We did an 8-mile kayak down the Red River. Tons to do outdoors in this area of the Red River Gorge.
Buy groceries before getting to this campground. The nearest grocery store is a SAVE-A-LOT, 20 minutes away.
Hookup was 30 amp. No water hookup but water is available onsite for your freshwater tank. Dump site also provided.
Bathrooms are in the hanger and clean and well lit at night.
PLACES TO GO NEARBY:
Miguel's (For pizza and for the people watching)
Red River Rockhouse (awesome locally sourced food)
Daniel Boone Coffee House
KRAG (has food and beer inside. Killer quesadilla)
Great car camping
This is in the heart of the Red River Gorge and super close to Muir Valley. Great climbing campground that is fairly affordable ($8 per person per night). The only thing is they don't allow dogs, except at the annual Rocktoberfest festival.
