The best star host camping near Lexington-Fayette

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Looking for a camping adventure near Lexington-Fayette, Kentucky? Hipcamp has over 1,400 options in the area, ranging in price from $10 to $25 per night. Whether you're a nature lover, an adrenaline junkie, or just looking for a peaceful retreat, there's a campsite for you. Check out the top-rated options like Hones Pointe (352 reviews), The Viking Longhall (257 reviews), and Patrick's Point River Camp (263 reviews). Enjoy amenities like toilets, showers, and potable water, and engage in popular activities such as surfing, paddling, and whitewater paddling. Happy camping!

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Top-rated campgrounds near Lexington-Fayette

3. Camp Middle Fork

98%
(159)
40mi from Lexington-Fayette · 4 sites · Tents
Learn more about this land: Come stay at Middle Fork Camp: two acres of grass and eleven acres of wooded hillside overlooking a valley meadow in the Daniel Boone National Forest region. Just forty minutes from the Red River Gorge and past homesite of pioneer settlers, the property features an outdoor kitchen, potable spring water, an outdoor shower, WiFi, and 110V and RV-type electric outlets. There is a yoga deck, picnic table, and wood benches with stone ring fireplaces for your use. Help yourself to vegetables from the veggie patch in season! There are ample hiking and trail running opportunities from the site, starting right behind the (private) A-frame cabin, up and over the limestone cliffs or out the gravel road. I have established hiking/running trail loops to scenic points ranging from 1 - 15 miles in length and will be happy to provide detailed information, including GPS tracks upon request. Enjoy! Note: Camp Middle Fork is a true nature area: in season there are ticks, you may see a snake, and common to this region, there is poison ivy in the woods. If you are sensitive, dress accordingly.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from 
$30
 / night

4. Fire pit creek side

98%
(52)
39mi from Lexington-Fayette · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land: 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!
Pets
Campfires
from 
$43
 / night

Looking for a camping adventure near Lexington-Fayette, Kentucky? Hipcamp has over 1,400 options in the area, ranging in price from $10 to $25 per night. Whether you're a nature lover, an adrenaline junkie, or just looking for a peaceful retreat, there's a campsite for you. Check out the top-rated options like Hones Pointe (352 reviews), The Viking Longhall (257 reviews), and Patrick's Point River Camp (263 reviews). Enjoy amenities like toilets, showers, and potable water, and engage in popular activities such as surfing, paddling, and whitewater paddling. Happy camping!

99% (1.8K) 56 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Lexington-Fayette

3. Camp Middle Fork

98%
(159)
40mi from Lexington-Fayette · 4 sites · Tents
Learn more about this land: Come stay at Middle Fork Camp: two acres of grass and eleven acres of wooded hillside overlooking a valley meadow in the Daniel Boone National Forest region. Just forty minutes from the Red River Gorge and past homesite of pioneer settlers, the property features an outdoor kitchen, potable spring water, an outdoor shower, WiFi, and 110V and RV-type electric outlets. There is a yoga deck, picnic table, and wood benches with stone ring fireplaces for your use. Help yourself to vegetables from the veggie patch in season! There are ample hiking and trail running opportunities from the site, starting right behind the (private) A-frame cabin, up and over the limestone cliffs or out the gravel road. I have established hiking/running trail loops to scenic points ranging from 1 - 15 miles in length and will be happy to provide detailed information, including GPS tracks upon request. Enjoy! Note: Camp Middle Fork is a true nature area: in season there are ticks, you may see a snake, and common to this region, there is poison ivy in the woods. If you are sensitive, dress accordingly.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from 
$30
 / night

4. Fire pit creek side

98%
(52)
39mi from Lexington-Fayette · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land: 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!
Pets
Campfires
from 
$43
 / night

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