Georgetown

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Fort Boonesborough Campground

Fort Boonesborough Campground is well, worth the drive for 1700’s-style family fun

Campground in Fort Boonesborough State Park (27mi)

Blue Licks Battlefield Campground

You’ve always wanted to camp on a battlefield and now you can

Campground in Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park (33mi)

Kincaid Lake Campground

Camping isn’t a last resort here, where grassy sites and conveniences are nearby, and nature-fun and mini-golf lies only a few steps away

Campground in Kincaid Lake State Park (37mi)

Taylorsville Lake Campground

Taylorsville Lake Campground is off the main road, which makes it ultra cozy and quiet for campers and Kentuckian adventurers alike

Campground in Taylorsville Lake State Park (41mi)

General Butler Campground

If you like old-school charm, you’ve got to check out the General Butler Lodge at the General Butler State Resort Park

Campground in General Butler State Resort Park (45mi)

Big Bone Lick Campground

Just like the prehistoric giants that used to inhabit this area, Big Bone Lick’s campground offers ample space to camp

Campground in Big Bone Lick State Historic Site (47mi)

Enjoy lakes, natural bridges, and woodlands when camping near Georgetown.

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Farm and Forest

Due to the sharp entrance from the road to the driveway, we CANNOT accept rigs over 34' long.  We cannot accept 5th wheels (due to height) because of some lower hanging tree branches along the driveway.  WE DO NOT ACCEPT LONG TERM STAYS! 

This land has previously been a tobacco farm, a hay farm, and is now home to a few beef cattle. We have blazed trails through the woods for hiking, created campsites with fire rings, farmed hay, and grown various vegetables for self-consumption. We love the proximity of the farm to town, yet the seclusion we feel when we are on the farm.  

Campsite with fire ring, accessed by car or short hike. Can accommodate up to four tents, and hammocks.

Campsite at creekside, accessed by a short hike. Can accommodate up to 2 tents.

The natural spring and creek beginning. Accessed by hiking trail.

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Handyland

Handyland is tucked away in the rolling hills and valleys of Northern Kentucky. We're conveniently located near the Ark Encounter, the Kentucky Speedway and of course the Bourbon Trail. If you're looking for a perfect getaway...bring your camper / rv or simply a tent and unwind with the surrounding beauty.

Fire pit creek side

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A quaint creek side retreat with a fire pit! Enjoy views and sounds of the creek from your campsite. Expect to see families of turkeys, deer, turtles, many beautiful birds and more! Chill out or walk along the creek Along our driveway as we work to grow our organic farm homestead.

** please note we have a few site  options for camping which we are happy to tell you more about! Large RVs and campers are welcome but will likely want to stay in the area before our bridge (we are happy to send pictures). Long campers and RVs that are low to the ground may scrape / bottom out going across the bridge.

WARNING: The driveway leading to the campsite is a long, steep, gravel driveway with a concrete bridge at the bottom. The bridge also has fairly steep embankments on both sides (entering and exiting) with a turn heading into the site. A 4WD vehicle will be necessary for anyone pulling an RV as we have had at least one guest get stuck halfway up the hill when exiting with a two-wheeled truck with a V8 engine pulling a small RV. 

In addition, you will likely need a brake-control system installed for coming down the hill. Front-wheel drive vehicles with high clearance should be satisfactory to cross the bridge and exit the steep hill as long as you are not pulling an RV. 

Please don't hesitate to reach out with specific questions! We operate on a first come first serve basis and promise to get back to you asap!

Turtleback Ridge

Turtleback Ridge is a collectively owned farmstead perched on one of the fine ridges of Robertson County Kentucky. With 100+ acres of woods, plus fields and gardens to explore there is plenty of intrigue for those interested in a relaxing retreat into nature. Home of Turtleback Ridge brewery that brews a wide variety of ales and ciders emphasizing the local terroir through the use of local fruits and foraged ingredients. The taproom of the brewery operates Fridays: 5-10 pm; Saturdays: noon-10 pm; Sundays: noon - 6pm . We close seasonally in early December and reopen in early March. 

A Notch Above-RV Riverside Campsite

If you enjoy camping right on the banks of a major river (Ohio), this may be the place for you! Relax on the riverside with a campfire and one of the best river views on the entire Ohio River! You can even throw in a fishing line if you want!

Queenslake - Classic KY Horse Farm

A long time ago, in a land far away, there lived a beautiful princess who dreamed of a spacious and beautiful farm.  She fancied horses running playfully in the pastures; plenty of goats, geese, chickens, dogs, and cats roaming freely. She saw herself sitting beside a large lake under a willow tree, sipping tea or lemonade every afternoon just before her nap.

Then one day, a prince came along and said, "As You Wish."

Queenslake is a 140 acre working horse farm with a 40 acre fishing lake with three barns and 30 horse pastures.  Trails are located around the lake and through the forest for hiking, jogging, biking, ATV, horses.  Great scenery.  Awesome sunrises/sunsets.

Summers in the south get stupid hot. So I jumped in the lake. And I don't regret it.

Hidden Lake Farm

 Small family run private farm. A few primitive camp sites back by the lake. We do have a bathroom with shower at the barn by the entrance for use by guests. A portajon back by the lake. please message if you have any questions. We took a little break but are back. 

Tons of places to set up tents, but I hid from the July sun in a little grove of trees.

A little obsessed with these ghosty trees in the lake. Super neat.

Pretty gentle road back to the campsite. Only a couple rough spots, but most vehicles could make it!

There were a couple of squirrels around that legitimately threw things at me from the trees... but they were cute so I let it slide.

Quick path to the water right outside my tent.

Sisters hiking out to look at the deer and turkey

This is the longing look you get when you forget your fishing poles.

Pictured is our beloved Red Bud Meadow, where we had our first picnic as brand new homesteaders with two small boys, and where over last 35 years so many memories have been created, like the one seen here, a cowboy campout we did for our boys & their friends. 

Camping Along the Old Bison Trail

Peaceful Secluded Campsites are what you want.  Several beautiful settings will be what you get and much much more.

Our campsites lie along the Old Buffalo Trace, the name given by early pioneers to the massive trail left by centuries of migrating bison that traveled right through this property.

Making their way between salt and mineral licks along the Ohio and Kentucky Rivers, these herds were part of the plentiful wild game which was the reason so many local native tribes referred to old "Cain-tuk-ee" as their "Happy Hunting Ground".

Our 7 campsites are constructed on "The Old Coates Homestead" where we make our home in the original 1858 Homestead house which we recently restored and where we make our delicious  gourmet foods.  (learn more here: www.steepleviewfarmstore.com)

We have sites to fit everyone's needs.  Five sites are accessible by vehicle.  Two are "walk in" only.  

The vehicle accessible sites range from sites for one tent, pop up or van campers, to our featured site "Thistledown Gathering Place" which a large group size setting great for scouting trips, church groups, multi-family camping and parties of up to 16 people.

Each site has a fire ring, fire wood is available for purchase,  we offer clean and well maintained portable toilets, municipal drinking water, hiking trails, and lots and lots of wildlife to help you commune with the absolute beauty of this peaceful farm named Steepleview Farm (learn more here: www.steepleviewfarm.com).

But camping isn't the only reason to choose Steepleview Farm.  It becomes base camp for so many people looking to take in the amazing itinerary of activities so close by.  Here are just a few:

The Ark Encounter

The Creation Museum

Historic Old Frankfort (state capitol) with historic home and capitol tours

Historic Madison Indiana, a river captains town of magnificent homes and a quaint little town for strolling, or the Madison Regatta or the BBQ festival

Big Bone Lick State Park, massive prehistoric dinosaur dig

Buffalo Trace Distillery

Neeley Family Distillery

Belterra Casino

Clifty Falls State Park

Old Frankfort Cemetery, burial site of Daniel and Rebecca Boone

and so much more....

And don't forget, the history of this place makes your stay that much more than just a night in a campground.  You will be sleeping among the spirits of history, the native Americans who hunted this land, the earliest pioneers who mapped it for the expansion west, the early 1800's homesteaders who cleared and worked the land with teams of horses, the centuries of tobacco farmers who shipped their goods to market on the many rivers and streams that surround you.

We work very hard to make this THE best camping destination you will find anywhere.  And, upcoming.........Pioneer Log Cabins.  We have recently acquired a collection of log cabins for a true to life, historic reenactment staycation.  

We are fortunate that one of the cabins was the frontier church known as "Shilo Baptist Church" from 1830-1840.  The pastor of this church baptized Abraham Lincoln's father and is credited with having changed his attitudes toward ending slavery.

Our hiking trails and nature trails bring you lots of knowledge, peace, shade, cool breezes and you can bring your horse (no motorized recreational vehicles) oh and lots of wildlife viewing.

Here are a few of our featured campsites:

 

REDBUD MEADOW: Our first campsite used by hundreds of people over the years.

 A secluded lawn in the midst of redbud trees, easy to drive to and from with a pile of firewood and a metal fire ring.

 The premier site on our property.

 

THE BAPTISMAL POND: As history goes the pond in front of this site was used in the 1800's for baptisms for the church visible from everywhere on the farm, thus our name.

This is a tent site, easy to drive into and out of, fires permitted in season.

THISTLEDOWN GATHERING PLACE: This is a very large meadow, surrounded by trees with the capacity for large groups, many tents and gatherings of lots of people.

Very level, easy in and out with vehicles. Fires permitted in season.

WHITETAIL SANCTUARY: Every night for decades a herd of whitetail deer graze in this pastoral setting.

Drive in and out, fires in season.

Suitable for a family sized tent.

THE PENNINSULA:

 This camping spot is WALK IN ONLY.

You can drive to the trailhead on grass and walk the path to the campsite (about 200 yards).

 One of two remote sites.

It sits in the woods, on the bank of a wet weather creek which flows around two sides of the campsite.

Fires permitted in season.
TOTEM TREES: This site is WALK IN ONLY.

 A short hike down the hill from the grass parking area and you have a small spot for a tent, in the woods, surrounded by trees and a lot of standing dead ash which appear as if you are in the presence of totem poles.

NO OPEN FIRES.  MUST USE BACKPACKER STOVE AND FLAMELESS LIGHTING. 

SPOTTED FAWN HIDEAWAY: This totally secluded walk in campsite is suitable for a small tent only AND PERFECT FOR HAMMOCK CAMPING.

NO FIRES as the site benefits from the shade and protection of overhanging cedar trees and the ground is covered in cedar needles.  NO OPEN FIRES.  MUST USE BACKPACKER STOVE AND FLAMELESS LIGHTING.  

SO WHAT'S OUR STORY?

https://steepleviewfarm.com/our-history

So many great people, so many great stories and so many opportunities to share the blessings of our little piece of heaven with you.

We hope to see you here.

This is an expanded view of the Hipcamp Tent and Popup Camping area with details.

Our nature trail is dotted with informational signs and inspirational quotes.

Mornings and evenings at Steepleview Farm offer magical moments like these.

HAYMARK FARMSTAYS Private RV Sites

Haymark Farm is a 285-acre farm in Ewing, KY, where alfalfa hay is produced.  The farm has picturesque ridges and hills at one of the highest elevations in the area, allowing spectacular sunrise and sunset views. Three different branches of Buchanan creek begin on the farm and run together on the back of the property.  There are also two small ponds and several barns (including one for your horses) on the property. 

We have three private RV sites (please see individual listings): 

           RUFUS RIDGE RV BARN

           WALTER'S BARNYARD RV SITE

           CLYDE'S PRIDE RV SITE

You are welcome to explore our farm! Take a hike; fish (bring your own pole and supplies); or relax around the campfire (we'll supply the wood). We generally have cattle in our pastures; and we also want you to meet our small, friendly farm animals! We hope you enjoy your time here at Haymark Farm, where Mark's great-grandfather Rufus began farming more than a hundred years ago.  

*Call us if you are bringing horses (up to 6) for details and pricing. We have also hosted donkeys, mules, goats...whatcha got? (We sell award-winning hay.)

*We are one mile from Handi-mart grocery/gas in Ewing, and 10 miles to Flemingsburg, with restaurants.  Don't miss the famous covered bridges, especially Goddard Bridge, and the Dinner Bell Amish store in Flemingsburg. We are 8 miles to Blue Licks State Park, 15 miles to historic Old Washington (have breakfast at Lil Jumbo's and shop at Local 68); 20 miles to charming Maysville on the Ohio River (good eats and important history); and 50 miles to Lexington (with The Kentucky Horse Park nearby).

Haymark Farmstays: WALTER'S BARNYARD RV SITE


Terrapin Hill Farm

The land that is now Terrapin Hill Farm has been a gathering place over the ages, and we have continued the tradition with music festivals, yoga retreats, weddings, and other celebrations. We believe that getting out in Nature... by camping, hiking, gazing at a campfire or at starry skies... is not only beneficial but necessary to our mental health. That's why we want to share our little slice of heaven with others.

Little Slice of Heaven <3

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I live on 5.5 acres.  It's peaceful and quiet and I love it here.  I've stayed at other hip camps and simply decided that I would love to share my little slice of heaven with others passing through my area.&nbsp; Notes: there is a wee bit of road noise, I live on a dead end road, there are 10 acres between my 5 acres&nbsp;and the Blue Grass Parkway.&nbsp; I find it peaceful here and can easily ignore it but I'm mentioning it so your not surprised by it&nbsp; ;)&nbsp; The Neighbors dog may come visit while you are here but is very nice and leaves if you tell him to  :)

You are welcome to hang a hammock in a small section of woods, by a small pond, or even on my covered porch.

You are welcome to pitch a tent anywhere you like.

You are welcome to park an RV or vehicle in the drive.&nbsp; The drive is about 250ft long, you would need to back in in order to hook up to the 50 amp plug.

RV's can use the 50 amp plug (30 amp will need an adapter.  I have one you can use if you don't own one of your own) and hose for water. 

I have an outdoor shower and a camping toilet.

I am ...

- one hour from Lexington, Louisville, Elizabethtown, and Frankfort.- 1 mile from a mini mart with Gas, Ice, Pizza, Chicken Wings, Sandwiches, ect.- 6 miles from Dollar General and A pizza Restaurant - 15 ish miles from Wal-mart and other chain stores and restaurants

I'm a great travel guide so feel free to tell me what your in town for or things you like to do.  I will happily make you up a list of things to do and see and places to eat.

Keenland, Churchill Downs, The Bourbon Tour (Jim Beam, Makers Mark, Heaven Hill, and many others) are within an hour of here.  Also within an hour are 2 great bike paths, wonderful hiking and kayaking.  As well as Great Shopping and Restaurants.  Anything your heart desires.

Using GPS Directions i would suggest avoiding Tunnel Mill Rd and Murphy Lane if towing a camper or driving an RV.

Starlight Hollow Farms

Small Farm located just 3 miles outside of Lagrange, KY and 18 miles outside of Louisville, KY but it feels like you are deep in the countryside.  There are tons of things to be excited about here at Starlight....there are horses, and a mini-pig to snuggle with.  There are chickens and ducks to watch do .....chicken and duck things.  There is a little pond that is stocked full of fish to catch (and then throw back).  Rolling hills, with beautiful vistas, or old timey barns and cabins.  If you are the adventurous type, you can pitch tent with the horses and let them wander around you all night!  If you want a more mundane and easy type of experience there are several places to throw up your tent or hammocks with access to power, and water...it’s all up to you!

Hones Pointe Campground

Hones Pointe was established in 1988. It was built by four insurance agents to elude our sales managers so we could enjoy a unique natural setting. Over the years, we have planted many different varieties of trees and perennials to observe. Also evidence exists of this area being an Indian camp long ago as suggested by arrowheads and an old handmade rock wall.

Primitive camping where you can pick your own scenic spot. We will furnish picnic table, fire ring, garbage can, and charcoal grill during your campout.

Welcome!

Furnace mountain primitive camping

60+ acres of woods, trails and 2 small ponds for catch and release. Car accessible sites or hike in. You pick a spot and set up wherever you like. There is a porta potty on the property and we have camping toilets if you need one. Just let us know ahead.  No water or electricity is available on the property. There will be signs of some suggested camping spots we have used in the past also. Atv’s, dirt bikes welcome! Please take out what you bring in! Feel free to contact me for directions. GPS may not take you directly to Tiny Jones road, but it’s the 1st right after Knowlton church. There will be a sign on the road that says Tilting Rock Trail to the left. Follow the drive about a mile into the property and pick a spot where you like!

This is the back of the property next to what we call Tilting rock. Flat spots throughout and a pond close by. Since this is in the back of the property, the road to get here can get pretty muddy in rainy weather. Four wheel drive is recommended. Or you may park and hike in if wanted. 

Still Waters Campground

Whether you seek quiet contemplation by the lakeshore, invigorating hikes through lush forests, or tranquil moments under the starlit sky, Still Waters Campground offers an idyllic retreat for nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike. Surrender to the rhythm of nature and find your inner peace at Still Waters Campground.

Frankfort, Kentucky, the charming capital city, is a treasure trove of history, culture, and natural beauty. Nestled along the banks of the Kentucky River, Frankfort is home to an array of attractions that appeal to visitors of all ages and interests.

Whether you’re a history buff, a nature enthusiast, or simply looking to explore a quintessentially American small town, Frankfort, Kentucky, offers something for everyone. Come and discover the hidden gems of this picturesque capital city.


Camp Kokovoko

Kokovoko is a breeding farm specializing in Swedish Gotland Ponies and Lincoln Longwool sheep, both rare breeds. We're a sustainable family farm, and love the idea of sharing the land with people who aren't as fortunate as we are to live here! You’re welcome to book a tour. 

Once the land of native Americans, Daniel Boone, then tobacco and cattle farms, now it's yours to explore and enjoy. Come visit, bring your bicycle and binoculars.

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Season nearly over! Last date 11/15. Pitch your tent and enjoy a campfire on a gorgeous north central Kentucky farm just 5 miles off I-75 halfway between Lexington You'll have 150 acres to romp on, explore nature, run the dog, go for a rural bike ride, or just sit back and enjoy the gorgeous sky and relax.

Fields and pond, woods, hills and creeks teeming with wildlife are waiting for you. 

Nearby fishing (Corinth Lake), antiquing, bourbon trail, wineries, Toyota plant, KY Horse Park, Lexington and Cincinnati -- All within an hour's drive.

The neighboring canine decided to drop in to say hello

The front yard chickens were happy and fluffy

We loved learning about the area from Leslie

Cooking equipment

The Honey Hut

This is a small honey bee farm . Cabin is between ten acres of windflowers and our 5 acre pond. You may see deer, otters, turkey, or even a bald eagle we saw once. Pets are welcome but you must select the optional per pet / per day fee under extras . This money goes to the cleaning lady . 

Wildcat Creek Farm in Tyrone

Our farm is located on the property where the ferry brought individuals across the KY River from Versailles, KY. We are a private farm and live here for the pleasure of the land, the quiet from the city, and the outdoor activities. We want to share this with our guests.

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Come and enjoy bourbon country on the Kentucky River. We are located next door to the Wild Turkey Distillery, and within miles of a few others. Our 35-acre property offers immediate access to the KY River, and is within 5 minutes of an extremely quaint downtown area, should you decide to go to town for a meal. Plenty of restaurants for your choosing! 7 minutes away is a Walmart should you forget anything.&nbsp; Come and relax in our peaceful surroundings. Horses, goats, chickens, mini mules, and mini horses on site and loving attention. Bring your frisbees, cornhole, and yard games.

Two Mile Glamping

My husband, Jason and I would love to host you on our farm in Winchester Ky! We have 4 themed campers and 1 primitive tent site. Two things we can promise are inexpensive prices and a unique experience! Come visit the home of Kentucky’s soft drink-ALE81! Only 35 miles from Natural Bridge/Red River Gorge, 25 miles to Buc-ee’s, and 12 miles to Fort Boonesborough State Park. 

Field in front of the barn offers multiple games!

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