Best Glamping near Leitchfield, KY

Recent Glamping Reviews near Leitchfield, Kentucky

398 Reviews of 21 Leitchfield Campgrounds

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  Jill R.

  Ranger

  

  Jul. 18, 2016

  Louisville South KOA

  Dirty Derby

  WE went to this KOA during the kentucky derby weekend, so of course you can expect it to be packed, we made reservations months ahead. When we got there is was not only packed, but there was no one enforcing the quiet hours, and it seemed like the cleaning staff could not keep up. There were loud people all through the night, and trash was overflowing everywhere. I'm not sure what it's like during other weeks of the year, but during the kentucky derby week it is a hot mess.

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  Jim C.

  Traveler

  

  Jun. 3, 2018

  Otter Creek Park Campground

  Great Public Camp Site

  Very popular campsite for the surrounding area. Otter Creek runs through the Outdoor recreation area. Lots of hiking, biking and horse trails. Great opportunities for fishing also abound.

  It is an older campsite with the facilities in need of an upgrade, but serviceable. Used to be owned by the city of Louisville Parks and Recreation, then set dormant and unused for several years before the State of Kentucky took over.

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  Shelly S.

  Legend

  

  May. 1, 2020

  The Narrows

  Fishing

  The Narrows

  The Narrows at Barren River Resort Park , Kentucky is a nice, well maintained campground. If you are a fisher person this is a campground for you. Within walking distance of the Marina, nice shaded sites and room to spread out. A cool feature in the sites is a fish cleaning table as well as fire ring and picnic table. Another nice feature is the campground is off the main road to the marina. Unfortunately there aren’t any hiking trails , however bike riding in the campground is an option and there’s an interesting sunken basketball court.

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  Daniel S.

  Legend

  

  Nov. 1, 2017

  Mammoth Cave Campground — Mammoth Cave National Park

  Mammoth caves rules

  This campground is a walking distance to the visitors center. It's a well established campground and geared towards folks visiting mammoth caves. You will find a clean campground as well clean facilities. The sites are relatively close but plenty of space for familiy party's.

  Theres many activities to be had here but obviously mammoth cave is what it's all about. After driving past mammoth caves for years we finally decided to stop camp and explore. It was worth every penny. The cave, although geared to tourist is still rediculous. Apparently one of the biggest cave systems in the word. You will enjoy your time here. It's crazy to think your in Kentucky when you in there...we'll except for the accents.

  Cheers!

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  Beth F.

  Traveler

  

  Apr. 11, 2021

  Nolin Lake State Park Campground

  Star gazers delight

  One of my absolute favorite spots to camp!! We had a blast this past September. A lovely time to camp and still warm enough to swim at their sandy beach. We enjoyed fishing and caught a variety of fish like catfish, bluegill and bass. The bath houses are well maintained and quite clean. Super nice playground which the kids fully enjoyed! Extremely helpful park staff and plenty of firewood and extras available to purchase. Before we arrived it flooded and our site was under water but they were kind enough to move our site back and accommodate our reservation. The sky was so clear and bright. Almost zero light pollution allowed us to see many constellations, the milk way, falling stars and the brightest, most breath taking view of the night sky. This lakeside getaway is one that will keep us coming back!! If you've never been to Kentucky...this will keep you coming back to the Bluegrass to camp for years to come!

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  Robert P.

  Traveler

  

  Sep. 21, 2022

  Horine Reservation Camping at Jefferson County Memorial Forest

  $15/night; Jefferson Memorial Forest Family Campgrounds

  Having lived 62 years in Kentucky, less than twenty minutes from the Jeff. Forest, leaving to explore USA, then returning to my home state allows me a unique point of view. The seclusion here and the closeness to nature is a grand slam! Due to fall, the sites seem much closer than they are due to the thinning foliage. Friendly neighbors, standard picnic table/fire pit/port-a-potties/potable water. Roomy campsite and room for my son to visit in his car with my van parked inside the campsite. Lots of trees for hammocking. Lots of downed wood for easy collecting, lots of trails ranging from 1.5 to 13.0 miles through gorgeous mixed forest of old and new growth deciduous and coniferous hardwoods.

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  Cynthia K.

  Legend

  

  May. 19, 2023

  Horse Cave KOA

  Very nice campground

      We stayed at this KOA many years ago on our way home. I again needed an overnight stop on our way home & booked here again. WOW! things have changed.

   We got a fabulous patio site that was twice the size of our camper. It had a gorgeous view of the Kentucky hills. Full hook up.

  The sites all looked very nice. They had teepees, covered wagons & a couple of treehouses. A nice area for tents as well.

  The pond is catch & release. 

  The pool wasn't open yet.

   The bathrooms were outstanding! Recently remodeled? Clean as well.

  They had a nice camp store I really didn't get to explore. 

  So many activities for kids.

   The worst thing I can say about it is there is highway noise from I-65, but really I feel we've had worse.

   Looks like a nice base camp for the surrounding area.

   Thanks office ladies for the Derby pie!

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  Bethany W.

  Guide

  

  Oct. 11, 2020

  Horse Cave KOA

  Great bath house, some nice sites

  They have recently built a new bath house and it’s awesome. It has rooms that each have a toilet, sink and shower. Total privacy! Nice and clean as well. Big points for this amenity.

  We had a new site, 6, totally paved and great view of the conestoga wagons and pastures. Came with a movable fire pit and nice picnic table. I think it’s the best site.

  Our main issue was the dump station, horrible layout. What takes us maybe 10 minutes took over 25. Plan ahead or decide to dump elsewhere.

  The area around the KOA is a bit suspect. You can see an adult store, pass a confederate store on the way into the KOA and have business that are abandoned . While the KOA cannot prevent these things it’s worth noting for travelers. The KoA is a 4 star, if I factored in the area it would be a 3.

  Easy trip down to Mammoth Cave. Very close to Hidden River and Kentucky Down Under.

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  Shelly S.

  Legend

  

  Jun. 1, 2018

  Mammoth Cave Campground — Mammoth Cave National Park

  Not just for bat lovers

  I went to Mammoth Cave National Park the first time as a child with my family in the 70’s. I took my children to Mammoth in the 90’s. And I have lived within 45 minutes of Mammoth for the last 10 years. The only time during the last 10 years I was not at the Park at least monthly was during my deployment and when the government shutdown in 2013.

  In all that time I have visited the cave maybe 10 times. Spelunking was the most exhilarating visit. Make sure you check out the tour offerings online https://www.nps.gov/maca/planyourvisit/gocavetours.htm well before your visit and reserve a place. If you wait until your visit you will probably have a hard time getting past the cathedral.

  All the other visits were spent enjoying all the other things there are to do at Mammoth.

  First and foremost is the camping. Mammoth has a campground adjacent to the Visitors Center which is basic except for two sites. There are reservable as well as walk up sites. A store, showerhouse, laundry and post office are co-located at the front of the campground and there are toilet facilities in the campground. I used the access points in the campground to hike some of the trails and walk to the visitors center.

  An aspect that I have just recently started exploring are the several dispersed camp sites throughout the park. These are free but you must check in at the Lodge before hiking to them. A good , waterproof map is key.

  In addition at Maple Springs on the far side of the Green River Ferry ( yes, there is a cool little two car ferry) is the Maple Springs horse and group site camping area. Nice basic, shaded area with trailheads in the area.

  Now that you have found your home for your stay what to do?

  Kayaking/watercraft, fishing: several companies work the Green River. If you brought your own craft they will usually meet you at the Green River Ferry parking area and transport you up river for a nominal fee. Check ahead at least a day so they are tracking you and can coordinate.

  Hiking, Trail Running, dirtbiking, , horse, Geocaching: My favorite trail run is from the main picnic area to the ferry, with several connectors. Just technical enough to keep you on your toes, definitely not a mountain but the hills and valleys give you good work out.

  The Maple Springs Trailhead is the major access point for all things backpacking and horse back riding. It even has a handicap accessible horse “loading” area which is wheelchairs friendly.

  If your going to geocache pre-save your coordinates and instructions cause there is no signal in the park. If you visit the restaurant at the lodge they have WiFi but it’s slloooowwwww. When we stay over I always try to do my site surfing first thing in the morning.

  If you are dirt biking check your trails, some are limited access.

  On our most recent visit we explored the new construction on the ferry trailhead. Pictures included.

  Not Mammoth related or affiliated but a few things you may want to try while in the area:

  http://www.kentuckywine.com/cave-valley-winery-at-park-mammoth-resort/

  Guns and wine, can’t get much more Kentucky then that!

  https://dinosaurworld.com/kentucky/

  Dogs allowed ;)

  http://kentuckydownunder.com/

  Educational and fun, who knew!

  http://mammothcave-adventures.com/

  You will drop some green here but it is a lot of fun!

  And there’s more ;) Happy Camping

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  Shelly S.

  Legend

  

  Jun. 9, 2018

  Nolin Lake State Park Campground

  Yaking on the Nolin

  Ranger Review of Boost Oxygen at Nolin River State Park

  Campground Review: Nolin River SP is one of our area favorites. Near Brownsville, Ky and a little off the beaten path. But definitely worth a visit or two.

  This is not a huge State Park but it sits on Nolin River Lake and offers plenty of water sports to keep you entertained. The campgrounds were crowded when we visited.

  The RV campground sits behind a gated entry and has sites that have direct lake access. Very clean and well maintained, not a lot of shade or privacy though. The primitive/basic area is crowded. The sites are walk in and placed pretty close together under cedar trees. There is a fresh water point and the beach is a short distance away. There are some sites on a small hill lakeside that give an excellent view and have picnic tables.

  Obviously the main attraction is the lake, there is a lot of traffic on the lake. I kayak so at times it can be a little stressful when your wondering if that speedboat flying at you over the water sees you. I stayed close to the shoreline and did not attempt to cross the main thoroughfare. There are inlets that are less busy , you will usually see fishermen in those areas and travel is safer.

  In addition to the water Kentucky Mountain Bike Assiciation(KYMBA) has built a very nice trail system in the woods. I’ve never hiked the longest loop but the two shorter ones are challenging and fun to hike. Mountain bikers would find them very technical.

  On this visit we saw a new privately owned campground being built in front of the park entrance. It will be opening this season , graveled RV sites and a smal basic area for tents.

  Product Review: As a Dyrt Ranger I had the opportunity to use and review Boost Oxygen https://www.boostoxygen.com/ last summer. I recently received the smaller version of Boost Oxygen to take with me adventuring. Boost comes in three sizes and the one I reviewed is the mid-size version.

  I took Boost along with me on a vigorous hike in humid weather. It was more beneficial due to the humidity then the level of excercise.

  Pro: smaller size fit in one of my hydration packs front pockets

  Pro: easy to use

  Con: filling up those land fills

  Pro: it does make recovery faster

  Con: for amateur athletes/ sports enthusiasts not really sure it’s cost effective

  In conclusion if you are an extreme, high altitudes, low drag kinda adventurer this would be a worthwhile investment into your performance. For me, I can just as easily sit down and take a break, I’m in no hurry;)

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  Erin H.

  Ranger

  

  Jun. 9, 2017

  Mammoth Cave Campground — Mammoth Cave National Park

  Ranger Review: CRKT Birler Axe at Mammoth Cave Campground, KY

  Never a Dull Moment at Mammoth!

  Campground/Park Review:

  We first entered the park via the "secret" entrance, byway of a narrow road at the very north of the park, in which we had to take a single car automated ferry across the green river, which was enjoyed by all, and we appreciated avoiding the main entrance besieged by spring break campers!

  The Campground itself's best feature is its proximity to the main park attractions. It's a few minute walk to the visitor's center, from which you can catch daily tours of all types ranging from themed cave tours to botony forest walks and guided history walks. Our normally restless kids were so taken by the 2 hr cave tour that they remained in near total silence and awe as we tunneled through this slow moving guided cave walk. You've got to make a reservation for tours - be warned, they fill up quickly. I recommend making a reservation at least a week before in the busy season (March-Sept), although up to a couple days before, you can usually get in, albeit not at your ideal time, most likely. Adjoining the campground is a more than adequate camp store, with all the common items and a few groceries you may need while there. Across a short walkway from the visitors center is also 2 restaurants, if roasting dogs on the fire isn't you thing, one cafe style with an ice cream shop, and another more formal table service in the historical Lodge.

  We went in April, one of the area's wetter months, and found the campsites to be well maintained, drained and free from debris. While no one enjoys wet camping, the great thing about this park is that the main attraction is always the same comforatable temp and weather year round - and you can spend a dry several hours while you avoid the rain spurts outside. The camping was quiet although crowded for spring break, sites were averagely spread apart (those near the front and the store had a bit more room) and included hook ups for campers. There's even a place to park your horse if horsecamping is something that interests you, very Kentucky, indeed. Bath houses are average but well maintained as all the park is.

  Product Review:

  Being a Dyrt Ranger, I sometimes have the chance to try out new products on our adventures. This time I was able to test out the Birler Axe by #CRTK.

  As anyone who's ever had to camp in moist conditions will tell you, it's no fun having to cut through a damp piece of kindling or wood. While we could purchase dry firewood at the campground, we had to chop our own kindling, which we found dry on the inside and wet on the bark...the Birler cut threw it like butter.

  It's compact size was easy to pack, and while I'd guess it weighs in at about just over a pound, and wouldn't be ideal for most backpackers, it was perfect for some average campsite wear. The quality was high, and it split a log like no body's business. There's enough heft behind it to make chopping easy, yet a short enough handle to maneuver. Balance was great. A leather sheath is sold separately, and while the axe comes with a rubber blade guard, is highly recommend a sheath for it as it's extremely sharp, unlike our old axe which had a hard time cutting through a carrot. We were the envy of the campground.

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  Shelly S.

  Legend

  

  Jun. 14, 2018

  Cave Creek - Rough River Lake

  Busy, busy, busy

  Cave Creek Recreation Area at Rough River Lake is an exciting drive in. The road is twisty and skinny. I’m not pulling a boat and would be concerned about passing in the curves. I was pulling a little 10ft trailer and almost got taken out by a dump truck. One of those hold your breath and dive for the shoulder area. 

  The campground is split into two areas. Basic at the top of the hill to the left. It was empty, possibly because it has no direct access to the lake? It is a nice shaded area, very open, spread throughout a small hilly area. Some of the sites are very short , as in compact car would be a tight fit. There is a disc golf course in the area so if your in one of the sites near it you might want to keep your head down ;)

  The RV section was close to full, I would reserve ahead and good chance that this is one of those campgrounds that is booked for the season. Laid out across and down the hillside to the lake and boatramp. The sites are in a tiered configuration with big rocks. Even the sites on the lake don’t have direct lake access. People had tied their watercraft near the fishing pier which is on a strip of grass adjacent the boatramp. No swimming “area” here, though I noticed an inlet near the fishing pier that people probably swim in. There is a line of basic campsites between the boatramp road and the inlet. The “facilities” are co-located between the two campgrounds at the back of the overflow parking area. There is a small pit toilet near the top of the hill. I preferred the sites in the back curve. No privacy but your not surrounded in those sites.

  The boatramp is very busy, lined up two deep. Make sure you back as close to the side your on because someone will be attempting to back in beside you. The people were in a very big hurry to get to their recreation.

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  Shelly S.

  Legend

  

  Jun. 25, 2018

  Cave Creek - Rough River Lake

  High stress camping

  Cave Creek Campground at Rough River Lake is off a single and a half country road. If your pulling a trailer or RV take your time, curvy road.

  The basic sites are at the top of the hill to the left. When we visited it was completely empty. It is a nice shaded area, very open, spread throughout a small hilly area. No direct lake access from here. Some of the sites are very short for parking but have plenty of grass room. There is a disc golf course in the area.

  The RV section was almost full, reserve ahead if you want anything close to the water and it’s a good chance that this is one of those campgrounds that is booked for the season. Laid out across and down the hillside, the sites are in a tiered configuration with big rocks. No direct lake access. There were watercraft tied near the fishing pier which is on a strip of grass adjacent the boatramp. No swimming “area” there is an inlet near the fishing pier that people probably swim in. There are a few basic campsites between the boatramp road and the inlet. The “facilities” are co-located between the two campgrounds at the back of the overflow parking area. There is a small pit toilet near the top of the hill. We picked a site in the back curve(picked as in only ones left open. Not much privacy but you have the woods at your back.

  A very busy boatramp. Make sure you back as close to one side as possible. Someone will be attempting to back in beside you. People were in a very big hurry, make sure your craft is ready to go in the water before you get in line unless you want to hear about it. I’m of two opinions on this. I understand to not block the ramp for an extended period of time but on the same token not everyone is as apt as others at backing and unloading/loading. Stay calm and enjoy yourself!

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  Benjamin W.

  Guide

  

  Jun. 16, 2019

  Cave Creek - Rough River Lake

  Very kid friendly!

  This camp site was very clean. There were very well maintened playgrounds for the children and lake activities were endless.   There are very decent pontoon rates at the marina.

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  Deborah C.

  Ranger

  

  Oct. 19, 2020

  Cave Creek - Rough River Lake

  Best host ever. October 2020

  I found this campground looking for a spot near mammoth cave National park. It’s about an hour away but just beautiful. The hosts were so nice, they called us before checking in to make sure we knew how to get there and to suggest a different site. They had a massive firewood bundle for $5.00! Our batteries to our air mattresses pump had died and they had extra. The bathrooms were clean, nice hot showers.

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  William C.

  Traveler

  

  May. 15, 2021

  Cave Creek - Rough River Lake

  Fun small adventure!

  Cave creek is conveniently close to the water. Setting up was fast easy and convenient. I did feel cramped with the tightly squeezed camp sites but other than that my friends and family really enjoyed themselves!

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  Aakansha J.

  Guide

  

  Jun. 14, 2021

  Cave Creek - Rough River Lake

  Good for a pit stop

  On a road trip and stopped for the night here. The place was good for stopping on the way, but probably not one I would like to stay a few days at. There were tons of bees and daddy long legs all over the campground and the sites were a little small. Still a decent place though! Just know that in June, it’s hot as heck and 100% humidity here.

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  Staci R.

  Legend

  

  Oct. 12, 2021

  Nolin Lake State Park Campground

  Premium camping in Central location

  We rolled in with our caravan of 8 campers after dark! The campground check in was super fast, and every site is very well taken care of! Nicely packed tiny, pea sized gravel, FLAT, and easy to back into with plenty of room for camper & outdoor living space. Ice & firewood were a bit pricey, but firewood purchased outside parkway cheaper & too green to burn... There were several activities for family, trails are well kept, beach, fishing, boating.

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  Kristin H.

  Traveler

  

  Nov. 5, 2021

  Nolin Lake State Park Campground

  Tent Camping Paradise

  We camped at site P27, which is in the RV section of the campground, but off to the side and pretty private. Great little spot and had our own piece of shoreline. No electricity or water here but equipped with a picnic table, fire ring, and lantern post. Had to back truck up as best we could and walk a little trail to the site and unload. Had to park by basketball court when done unloading, so keep in mind your vehicle won't be within site. There is a group site off in the distance and they were pretty loud but still a good distance off so it was tolerable. Daughter caught her first fish here. Loved waking up to the fog over the lake. Bath house wasn't as clean as I recall from previous trips but it wasn't anything to get worked up about. Lots of places are short staffed these days so I can't fault them too badly. Nolin is on of our favorite campgrounds!

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  Lindsey S.

  Traveler

  

  Dec. 24, 2021

  Nolin Lake State Park Campground

  New favorite campground!

  This place is so beautiful. Very well kept by friendly park rangers. The bathhouse was nice and clean and just a small walk from the site we stayed at. We had the entire campground to ourselves (probably because it’s so close to Christmas) so it was so quiet and peaceful. Our site was on the cliffs edge overlooking the water, with a small path leading down to the water. We got a one day fishing license so we could try to catch dinner and ended up catching a 19in catfish. The water was low enough for us to enjoy a small waterfall and a runoff stream up river. Overall, this is definitely a place we’d like to visit again. Maybe when the water is up higher next time!

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  Kimberly P.

  Traveler

  

  Apr. 25, 2021

  Nolin Lake State Park Campground

  Loved this place and we will definitely be back.

  The camp host are incredibly helpful. We had a few issues with our camper and they did everything to help us trouble shoot it. The area is beautiful, my kids had a blast playing with other kids and running around. Super clean, well laid out, great showers. Lots of families and dogs.

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  Ella L.

  Guide

  

  Mar. 24, 2023

  Nolin Lake State Park Campground

  One fantastic tent site in a well maintained RV site! A favorite.

  My husband and I, along with our dog Frank, found site P27 using Google Maps Satellite view and saw that it was juuuuust far enough away from the RVs to feel like we were camping in the woods. 

  The site itself doesn't allow you to have a vehicle at site and the short wooded trail to the site does get incredibly muddy when it rains heavily. However, your vehicle is close enough but you can't see it easily due to the wooded area between the site and the rest of the campground/parking lots. I felt that aspect made this site all the better. HOWEVER, you will be carrying your firewood into the site if you buy it at the campsite store so keep that in mind depending on your physical abilities. P27 wouldn't be very convenient for strollers and definitely not wheelchair friendly unfortunately. 

  The site itself is mostly rock and gravel as you look towards the lake with the rear portion of the site turning to the wooded area. There is decent enough shade for your tent and a friends tent if you're using 1 to 4 person set ups... but the tents will be CLOSE. 

  There isn't a great hammock set up option at this site. We had two with us and could only hang one, the trees were fairly young and on the edge of a small drop off to the rocky beach. That was a decent spot to hang a hammock but a double with adults would be detrimental to the trees perhaps. 

  There is a picnic bench that is staked to the rock with a chain so you have limited options of moving that closer to the fire pit or further away. Table was in great shape. 

  The bath house was super nice but a bit of a walk from this site. Toddlers wouldn't be stoked on it more than likely. 

  We visited Halloween weekend and there was a huge thunderstorm for the majority of the two nights we spent here. The site got incredibly muddy by the fire pit, like... boots sticking in the mud wet Ky clay. 

  All that aside, we will be camping here. The RV section was packed and they had trick or treating for the kids but we couldn't hear any of it from this site. Waking up in the morning to the fog on the lake was super beautiful. Watching people fish from their boats Sunday morning and walking the shoreline looking for cool rocks... it's a great campsite. It's an awesome tent site and everyone that worked at the campground was great. A young man came to check on us because of the thunderstorm as well. 

  *tent stakes work just fine at this site. It's not just a rock outcropping.

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  Whistle P.

  Guide

  

  Mar. 31, 2023

  Nolin Lake State Park Campground

  Tranquil, relaxing place

  Our site was huge, with enough space for our RV, truck, dog fence and fire area. The gravel pad was recently maintained. The bathrooms were cleaned regularly. The showers were hot and free! Washer/dryers on-site for $1.5 a load. The hike to the waterfall was muddy and there were downed trees from a recent storm - but the park was working on it.
  We loved that hiking in Mammoth Cave National park was only 15 min away!

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  Beth H.

  Guide

  

  Sep. 8, 2020

  Nolin Lake State Park Campground

  Nice spacious sites

  Very clean, large, private sites. All of the sites have their own space. They are very well laid out. Small campground and easy for the kids to bike and play. The beach was closed for high water, but it looked like a nice area. Only a couple of minor complaints... people drive way too fast on the roads, quiet time not enforced or observed and no gate or anything to regulate traffic. We were at site 8, close to the front, and people were driving in and out all the time and it made me very worrisome with the kids. We also had a group next to us that were still “hanging out” at 2am. We didn’t complain about it, but nothing else seemed to be enforced aside for not parking on the grass. We aren’t complaining campers, but 2am is pushing the limits a little bit in my opinion. I also am giving some grace bc the whole place was full for the holiday weekend. We will go back, I just hope the speed limit will start to be enforced a little More and people are more considerate of the kiddos playing.

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  Nancy B.

  Ranger

  

  Sep. 9, 2020

  Nolin Lake State Park Campground

  Love this place

  This is our second time here and we love it as much as the first. Will probably be a yearly visit for us. We love all the sites, it’s quiet, near the lake, everyone is friendly. Really nothing bad to say at all(except for all the ticks....spray up)!!!

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  Micheal S.

  Traveler

  

  Apr. 11, 2024

  Nolin Lake State Park Campground

  Good access to the Mamoth Cave area

  We rolled in on the day of our stay with no reservations. Sites with no reservation cards are open for one night. There were 2 open when we arrived around 8 pm. After hours, it's an honor system using the envelopes at the entrance. The sites are level with water and electricity. There are lake sites available. Our site was in the open area. This was an overnight stay for us on our way home. The dump station is at the entrance. Bath house was very clean and well maintained.

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  Lauren M.

  Scout

  

  Jul. 23, 2020

  Nolin Lake State Park Campground

  Tenting area is a bit close, but still quiet

  We camped in tent site 15, which is the far back corner of a large rectangular tenting area. Each site had a table and fire ring, and shared water and trash were located in several central locations. Some sites are between two parking areas (sites 7-9, I think), and some sites are along the lake shore. While most people rate the lake shore sites highly, I think you'd get a lot of headlights flashing at you as they're right along the parking lane. We really liked the back corner for privacy, and relative proximity to the bathrooms (located in what looks like an office). Showers, firewood, ice, playground, and laundry are in the trailer campsite nearby. 

  One caveat is that, if fully booked with weekenders, I can imagine this place getting a bit noisy at night. It's also pretty hot, though very well shaded, in July.