If you're visiting the Lexington area because you want to visit the horse farms and bourbon distilleries, this is a great location. The campground was also close to downtown Frankfort, which offers all of the usual conveniences. As for access to downtown Lexington, it was about a 20 to 30 minute drive, depending on where we were headed. All in all, as close-to-the-city campgrounds go, it was pretty solid, and given all the other attractions that can be found nearby, it's a really good location.The site quality here was good. The sites had raised cement pads and patio areas, and included a picnic table. All utilities were well placed, and everything worked as expected. We had no trouble getting into our site and appreciated that the large trees that surrounded some of the sites were well maintained and, therefore, did not create an obstacle to parking.Overall, we were very happy with this park. While commercial campgrounds are never our favorites, this one was very well maintained, featured lots of open green spaces, and offered a reasonable distance between the sites. It was also conveniently located near the distilleries, a town where we could find everything we needed, and Lexington itself. We would stay here again.

Most recent stay was overnight July 7th 2017 – I’m “late” in posting my review We camp in a Little Rig "Tear Drop” style RV only 15' long w/o toilet or shower ~ plus we like to eat outdoors using the picnic table and set up our dining canopy for sun and weather protection and thus rely on condition of campgrounds facilities and being nearby our site ~ so our critique is focused in that area. We did get close to the restroom/shower building – across the roadway from our site#12. The building was newly built with modern fixtures. Restrooms and showers are all in same large room separated by stalls with communal sink area in the open. Showers are full tiled floors and walls, with ample hooks and adjacent changing area with portable stool.in a private stall. Missing is a rubber floor mat as you exit the shower that would keep your feet off the wet floor. At the communal sink area, missing are convenience items like paper towels that could be used to help clean up after use – very messy and also need hooks between the mirrors for your hand towels and small shelves for your toiletries stuff. Over all the camp was well groomed and tidy, with all level sites, a sparkling swimming pool, mini golf, kid’s playground etc. Our site was a W&E only but the camp had a nice dump station adjacent to the restroom/shower building. The roadways are paved as are some sites, while others were gravel and grass mixed. There is some grass covered greenspace between sites, not as tight or crowded as a KOA for example, but still narrow. Some sites like ours were in the hot sun with no tress for shade, while others had ample shade. It rained heavy during our stay for about 2 hours and our site had poor drainage leaving muddy pools of standing water although the sun helped to dry it up somewhat. This was an overnight stay camp for us; for others it might a destination because of activities and the fishing in the river that backs the camp. Also City of Frankfort isn’t far away and there are things to do and places to visit if you’re planning a vacation in the area.

The only reason this review is not 5-Star is that the sites are a bit too close. The Center sections that are back-ins could be considered pull-throughs if none are occupied at the time of arrival. Once you're in a site depending on the size of your rig & your neighbor to the rear leaves no room - spare tire to spare tire! Overall the Camp has improved so much with new asphalt at many sites and on the streets. Some sites are still gravel and have wood patios, other sites are improved with asphalt & concrete patios. The restroom/shower facility is up to date with tile showers. Lots to do on the grounds with play area, volleyball, miniature golf, fishing at the creek which surrounds 50% of the grounds. The owners/staff are really down home Southern Comfort!! Frankfort is the Capital City of Kentucky so there are many things to do around the area, however, some activity is a bit of a drive. Provisioning is fine with local stores, except there is no Walmart except 15-30miles away (Lawrenceburg or Lexington). No highway noise, very peaceful. Unfortunately we were there in late October so the weather wasn't cooperating - this will be wonderful during summer! Good connections with utilities including the cable TV. Camp WiFi was good as was the cell service on AT&T & Verizon.

Overall it’s a great place and if I come back I wouldn’t mind staying again. I must agree with others about the campsites being stacked on top of each other. Although I did not have an issue personally, it would’ve been nice to have a little bit more space. When you arrive there is no clear defined area to park for registration. An arrow pointing towards a temporary parking spot would be nice. The registration process was quick and easy, but, they really need to get online so there are no clerical errors like when I arrived. I originally reserved for five nights over the phone yet the paperwork only showed me there for two. Each lot appears to be clearly marked on the pavement and also at each hook up. The dump station has a ready to use hose and was very clean. However, they need clear signs to be posted rather than only putting up signs stating no parking. I used the 30 amp connection and I did not have any issues with electricity nor the water. My lot was backed up to the creek which was nice. The Wi-Fi is very spotty and when you do get it, don’t expect anything close to what you might have at home. As for T-Mobile service, one bar is all I’ve gotten, maybe two when I start driving away.

Very large and long pull through sites. Check in is easy and fast. This park is very well maintained. Sites are level with gravel pads. It's a lovely peaceful rural campground. We have stayed here several times and each time have been delighted with our sites. Their pull through sites are done how all pull through sites should be. We camped at Elkhorn Campground in a Fifth Wheel.