You’ll find over 800 waterside campsites around Georgetown, each offering a front-row seat to Kentucky’s creeks, ponds, and lakes. Average nights cost $49, though you can snag a spot for just $20. Most sites welcome pets, allow campfires, and offer showers—no need to rough it unless you want to. Fishing, swimming, and horseback riding are the main draws here, with locals often heading to the banks early for the best catch or a peaceful morning dip. Top picks include Hones Pointe Campground (554 reviews), Wildcat Creek Farm in Tyrone (155 reviews), and Farm and Forest (128 reviews). Expect clear water, plenty of shade, and trails that wind right from your tent down to the waterline. Bring your rod, saddle up, and settle in—Georgetown’s waterside camping has space, scenery, and the right mix of comfort and adventure.