Kentucky

Frankfort

RV Parks:
Elkhorn Creek Campground
Absolutely wonderful. Only some sites have sewer/cable and there are many trees, so it may be difficult to find your TV satellite. Elkhorn Creek campground sits on an U-shaped bend in the creek. It looks like a huge picnic ground - lots of lawn and big, old trees. The sites are huge and well-spaced and the water pressure is fantastic. Elkhorn Creek campground also encourages campers to visit downtown, historic Frankford and lets you check-out late if they are not too full. I do have to comment on the "note" we were handed as we checked-in with our dog. There is a specified dog-walk area (this is true in nearly every campground) and "if your dog can't make it all the way to the dog-walk area, you must clean-up after him! We have paid informants in the park and if you are caught not scooping - you will BE ASKED TO LEAVE!" So there.

In the area:
   
Kentucky State Capitol Building | Read our postcard
Rebecca Ruth's Candy Shop | Read our postcard
Kentucky State University

Buffalo Trace Distillery | Read our postcard

Lexington

RV Parks:
Kentucky Horse Park Campground
Very nice campground on the grounds of Kentucky Horse Park. No sewer connections, but they have a dump station. Friendly campers and staff. 50 amp back-in paved sites with lots of lawn. Dog friendly, swimming pool, newspaper box. Quiet. Campers receive a discount for admission and parking at the Horse Park. Perfect location for a visit to Lexington, the Horse Park and the surrounding countryside. In a dry county - no alcohol allowed in the park (unless you are inside your RV).

In the area:
 
Kentucky Horse Park | Read our postcard
University of Kentucky Wildcats
Mary Todd Lincoln House

Paris Pike | Read our postcard

Duncan Tavern | Read our postcard