Enjoy the beauty of nature in one of the 31 campgrounds operated by Kentucky State Parks . Whatever your interests, our campgrounds have the facilities to meet your needs. From primitive camping to full service RV camping; the Kentucky State Parks welcome you, your family, and friends to experience the natural beauty that Kentucky has to offer.

In addition to traditional camping and RVing, Kentucky State Parks also offer four equestrian campgrounds for horse enthusiasts. Also, for our guests who would like to experience camping for the first time, we offer camper cabins at Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Park and fully equipped camping units at Columbus-Belmont State Park.

Barren River Lake
Big Bone Lick
Blue Licks Battlefield - Open beginning April 1.
Carr Creek
Carter Caves - Equestrian Sites: Open Year Round.
Columbus-Belmont - Open Year Round (No Water) .
Cumberland Falls
Dale Hollow Lake
Fort Boonesborough - Open Year Round. Restrooms and water fill-up available all year. Four pull-throughs open year-round.
General Burnside
General Butler - Open Year Round.
Grayson Lake
Green River Lake - Open until January 1.
Greenbo Lake
Jenny Wiley
John James Audubon
Kenlake
Kentucky Dam Village 
Kentucky Horse Park
Kincaid Lake
Lake Barkley 
Lake Cumberland
Lake Malone
Levi Jackson - Open Year Round.
My Old Kentucky Home
Natural Bridge
Nolin Lake
Paintsville Lake - Open year-round.
Pennyrile Forest - Equestrian Sites: Open Year Round.
Rough River Dam
Taylorsville Lake
Yatesville Lake

Campground Regulations

Please note that the Kentucky Department of Parks permits the use of non-licensed vehicles in campgrounds, including golf carts, only by those individuals with a disability. This policy will be enforced for the safety of all guests.

Campground Regulations
View Firewood Policy
Kentucky State Parks Online Confirmation Policy
View Rates

Reservations call also be made by calling 1-888-4KYPARK.

Reservation Call Center Hours:

Non-Peak
November 1 through March 31
9 a.m. – 8 p.m. Monday – Friday
9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Saturday - Sunday

Peak
April 1 through October 31st
9 a.m. – 10 p.m. Monday – Friday
9 a.m. – 9 p.m. Saturday – Sunday

Campground Reservations Q & A

How do you reserve a spot?
Access the online reservation application and pick your favorite spot and dates, and reserve the site with a credit card.

What is your best advice to campers new to the system?
Act fast. The most sought after dates and sites are sure to be reserved quickly.

How far in advance can I reserve my spot?
You can reserve a campsite up to a year in advance. Reservations will not be accepted within 48 hours of arrival.

For how long can I make a reservation?
You can reserve a site for up to 14 days. Longer stays require a park manager’s approval.

What if I decide to go camping at the last minute?
A phone call to the state park will let you know what campsites are still available for that night.

What if I can’t keep my reservation?
A cancellation fee will be assessed. The fee is $10 with 15 days or more notice. If the notice is shorter than that, the first night’s fee also will be charged.