First the golf course, Hidden Cove. A golfer's dream for a state park, we added extra nights in order to play it a second time. Campground is good for a state park, some sites are tough for motorhomes, but we found a good level one. Greater place for smaller rigs though. Water hookups are set between sites and we needed to go pick up another 25' of hose (50's total does it) to hookup. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is family friendly, clean, well-kept, as many of Kentucky State Park Campgrounds are, and at a reasonable rate. It has a nice lake also. The only problems we found at the campground we that there is only one playground, not a lot of security, and several uneven sites. We were there for the whole weekend from Friday until Monday and during the weekend, many children were riding mopeds, which is against the rules, and motor scooters. I personally do not have a problem with it and my children were riding them as well but Sunday after a fully packed campground had cleared up, they decided to start security patrolling and my child was warned harshly about riding his scooter and was it was pointed out to us that it is against the rules, even though it is not posted anywhere in the park. I didn't have a problem with him not being able to ride it if it is against the rules, but why wait until most of the park is cleared out to start enforcing the rules. We felt like they should have been ppatrolling during the busiest time instead of waiting when everyone left to begin. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We actually camped here in 1997 but the choice didn't go back that far. This was by far our most favorite campground. It was our first experience with "Luxury" camping. We parked our car on a paved driveway to our tent. The sites were spacious. There was water hook up and a trash can at every site. The fishing was excellent. The locals called the area they showed us "like fishing out of a barrel". They were right. My 4 year old son put his hook in twice and pulled out a keeper both times. This was one of my favorite memories of camping. We camped here in a Tent.

Nice size, well-spaced, fairly level sites. No advance reservations. Activities vary with the seasons. Large lake for boating or fishing. Clean and well-maintained facilty. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Nightly rate far too expensive for what is offered. No WI-FI, no cable, narrow sites with gravel, tight to maneuver big-rig at entrance and pull-thru sites. Convenient location off I-64, for overnight only. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here on March 14th 2008 overnight only. The owner had the water turned off because of the winter, and also because there was no one else staying there. We stayed there because we were just so tired. Other than there not being any water the park is very clean and level. Right off the interstate but was quiet and we felt safe. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a great overnight campground. Small park, quiet, level graveled sites and a great staff. Just one mile off the interstate and near shopping center. We were so glad to find such a nice place. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a small, quiet campground located about 1 mile off I-64 (Exit 172)in eastern Kentucky. It is ideal for an overnight stop rather than a destination campground. It is clean with level gravel sites and cement patios. There is no shower house or restroom, but every site is full hookup. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.