Best Equestrian Camping near Williamsburg, KY

Equestrian Camping Reviews near Williamsburg, KY

109 Reviews of 15 Williamsburg Campgrounds

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  Shelly S.

  Legend

  Oct. 10, 2016

  Bear Creek Horse Camp — Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area

  Very horse oriented :)

  Stayed here in April, very quiet! Off to itself. Totally set up for the horse crowd with plenty of horse room :) there is a day use parking and unloading area and direct access to the horse trails. Very open and well maintained. Make sure you have the horse power for the hills going out. I had to back down the gravel hill and get a second run to make it up!

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  Dan N.

  Ranger

  Aug. 31, 2016

  Bear Creek Horse Camp — Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area

  Great area for horse trips

  We stayed here even though we didn’t have horses, but those with horses have priority. According to the others at the campground, there are a lot of horse camps and facilities in this area, if you do have horses this is an excellent area to explore. Good hiking trails too. Campground was clean and barely smelled like a farm despite being filled with horses.

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  Carroll M.

  Traveler

  Aug. 4, 2018

  Great Meadows Campground

  Wonderful, peaceful

  No electric..but that could have changed, haven't been in a while. Great for kayaking, fishing, wading, hiking, sightseeing(areas close by to check out), also there are some swimming holes..just have to find them. can camp right by the creek and across the road is a few more spots. Get there early, because it is primitive, just to get a spot. Also, close by is a horse camp...actually a left turn prior to great meadows. Have fun.there is water and an enclosed bathroom. No showers

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  Shelly S.

  Legend

  Nov. 12, 2020

  Daniel Boone National Forest Little Lick Horse Camp

  Listen for banjos

  You will drive and drive and drive...and drive on the gravel road. However the road is good and the signage will get you there! Follow the little tent signs to Little Lick Horse Camp in the woods of Daniel Boone NF. The Nathan McClure trailhead is in the campground so there will be other traffic coming in. There are a few good size sites, with picnic table, fire ring and not much else. This is primitive, to include no toilet so bring your bucket or whatever you use.....remember Leave No Trace ;) Dark and starry skies, quiet and woodsy....try not to think about any scary wood based movies. Horses, llamas, trail bikes and dogs would be perfect for this campground. The sites are big enough for more then one tent or hammock. There are several other nice/challenging trails nearby and the Rattlesnake Motorcycle route in the area.

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  Hailey S.

  Traveler

  Oct. 12, 2021

  Bear Creek Horse Camp — Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area

  Nice, quiet campground.

  Each campground had a place for horses, the campground was clean, easy to drive, easy to set up, and the bath house was very clean. Awesome trails to hike with beautiful scenery.

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  Janet H.

  Scout

  Jul. 19, 2019

  Clayton Geneva Memorial Campground

  It is a very quiet and peaceful camping. The campsite are beautiful and the

  They have horse sites to bring your horses .and you can camp right with your bourses.They also have RV sites and tent camping. You can fish in the river and go tubing and Canoeing in the river. They even have Primitive camping. They are right on the river.  The owners are really nice. It’s a very peaceful campground where you can connect with your soul.

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  Thomas W.

  Guide

  Apr. 8, 2021

  Bandy Creek Campground — Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area

  Remote camp

  This is a large campground with excellent facilities.   Big South Fork is located in a very remote area of TN and KY.  Miles of Great hiking, biking, horse and motorized trails.  There is plenty to see and all of it is beautiful.   One of my favorite sites is the Twin Arches, worth the hike.

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  Mickey L.

  Guide

  Jul. 6, 2019

  Bear Creek Horse Camp — Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area

  Great place to try and find

  Don’t have a horse but everyone was friendly and we enjoyed our stay. Very quiet getaway

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  Shelly S.

  Legend

  Sep. 19, 2022

  Bandy Creek Campground — Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area

  It was a dark and stormy night…..

  Bandy Creek CG Sep 16-18 Site D19

    We have camped at Bandy Creek Campground in Big South Fork National River and Recreation several times, seasons and for several reasons in addition to camping. 
   It is central to several possibilities to include hiking, fishing, biking, kayaking, horseback riding, climbing , etc. and the history of the area is very interesting.
   This trip we came for the Story Telling. A full day of entertainment by several orators to finish with spooky tales in the evening. 
  We stayed at D19, our first time in the D loop. Over the years they have upgraded the sites with bear/critter food lockers and there are several bear/critter safe trash collection sites. 
  D19 is in a dead end loop so little to no vehicles drive through . The bathhouse is a bit of a walk, the buildings are newer and well maintained. I’ve never gotten the creepy vibe (lol)while using them . There is a trash receptacle right in front of the site. 
  

  Two cons are the main road to the area is right behind this site, though it gives you easy access to the road/visitor center area. And E loop, group camping is in the woods directly across. So it can be a little noisy if occupied. (There were screaming children all afternoon…) WiFi is available at the visitor center otherwise I had a steady one bar while in the campground. There is a swimming pool, volleyball court and playground right by A loop which is primitive camping and there are several trailheads in that area also. So A loop would be a perfect base camp setup if you don’t need power. As I said the visitor center is right across the road and a horse stable behind that . There is a horseback trailhead right across from A loop with a hiking and bike trailhead too.

  Pickett CCC Memorial State Park is nearby by Jamestown, Tn and Oneida, Tn is about 30 minutes to the East. Both have fuel, grocery , etc. Charit Creek Lodge is an original homestead that can be hiked to from several start points. They offer a unique experience in the woods, overnight accommodations and meals by reservation. You can visit if your hiking/riding through but I don’t know if they still offer any walk in food/beverage.

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