97% (1.8K) • 135 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Carlisle
3 Doors Farm
1. 3 Doors Farm
36mi from Carlisle · 1 site · Tent, RV
2 acres of grassland 8 acres of trees and trails connects to the national forest. It’s a great place to get away. It has a really nice fifth wheel camper on the land. It has a round cabin with a single bed that you can adventure to. It is 12 miles from Nada Tunnel at the Red River Gorge area. It is 12 minutes from Broke leg falls. Bring a tent and camp.
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from
$40
/ night
Queenlake Resort
2. Queenlake Resort
35mi from Carlisle · 1 site · Tent, RV
Enjoy the genuine experience of living on a Kentucky Horse Farm. Queenslake B&B combines the rustic charm of a country residence with the privacy, luxury, and comforts of a 5-star multi-million dollar resort.
Queenslake is located on Kentucky’s famous bourbon trail. Enjoy bicycling, hiking, and your favorite equine activities on Queenslake property. Fish on our 40-acre private lake, or take a short drive to Elkhorn Creek.
We are located in Georgetown/Scott County about 10 minutes from both Georgetown and Midway to enjoy wonderful restaurants and shops, and just 12 minutes for the Kentucky Horse Park and Keeneland Race Track.
Electrical hookup
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$80
/ night
Hilltop Highlands RV
3. Hilltop Highlands RV
37mi from Carlisle · 1 site · RV
A beautiful cattle farm filled with Highland cattle, which are unusual for the Kentucky area. This breed is very social and loves human interaction—ours will even take treats right out of your hand.
We also have Black Angus cattle and sell USDA prime Angus beef cuts. While you're here, be sure to check out our little farm store—everything Highland cow–related!
from
$35
/ night
97% (1.8K) • 135 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Carlisle
3 Doors Farm
1. 3 Doors Farm
36mi from Carlisle · 1 site · Tent, RV
2 acres of grassland 8 acres of trees and trails connects to the national forest. It’s a great place to get away. It has a really nice fifth wheel camper on the land. It has a round cabin with a single bed that you can adventure to. It is 12 miles from Nada Tunnel at the Red River Gorge area. It is 12 minutes from Broke leg falls. Bring a tent and camp.
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from
$40
/ night
Queenlake Resort
2. Queenlake Resort
35mi from Carlisle · 1 site · Tent, RV
Enjoy the genuine experience of living on a Kentucky Horse Farm. Queenslake B&B combines the rustic charm of a country residence with the privacy, luxury, and comforts of a 5-star multi-million dollar resort.
Queenslake is located on Kentucky’s famous bourbon trail. Enjoy bicycling, hiking, and your favorite equine activities on Queenslake property. Fish on our 40-acre private lake, or take a short drive to Elkhorn Creek.
We are located in Georgetown/Scott County about 10 minutes from both Georgetown and Midway to enjoy wonderful restaurants and shops, and just 12 minutes for the Kentucky Horse Park and Keeneland Race Track.
Electrical hookup
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$80
/ night
Hilltop Highlands RV
3. Hilltop Highlands RV
37mi from Carlisle · 1 site · RV
A beautiful cattle farm filled with Highland cattle, which are unusual for the Kentucky area. This breed is very social and loves human interaction—ours will even take treats right out of your hand.
We also have Black Angus cattle and sell USDA prime Angus beef cuts. While you're here, be sure to check out our little farm store—everything Highland cow–related!
from
$35
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
E
Ed
September 2025
21 ft travel trailer
I picked west lake 1 spot and pulled a 20’ camper right in for a lake side camp. The sunrise view over the horse barn was phenomenal and being on the west side of the lake we were shaded while setting by the water in the evening. It was very hot when we were there so this would be very important to me if I were camping here. It is a beautiful very peaceful place to camp and everyone there from the owner to the workers were very respectful and helpful. Within 20 minutes of some great food and shopping in Georgetown and don’t miss out on the burgers at Cariss’s old country grocery. It’s a bit of a drive but much worth it. All in all I rank this camp sight an 8 with the only drawback being no electric and no generator use. Other than that it was perfect.
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