Tagged: kentucky
14 articles we've published with this tag.
Best Months to Camp in Kentucky (And the Ones to Skip)A retired ranger's month-by-month take on when to camp in Kentucky, which weekends to skip, and the campgrounds worth the drive.By Buck Tanner
Kentucky Camping Permits & Reservations: How They Actually Workhow kentucky camping reservations and permits actually work — Recreation.gov, state parks, Red River Gorge backcountry, and the systems worth skipping.By Riley Cobb
When Is Camping Season in Kentucky? Month-by-Month RealityKentucky camping season month-by-month — the real windows, what to skip, and why October at Red River Gorge is worth planning your year around.By Riley Cobb
Camping Near the Biggest City in Kentucky — Under 90 MinutesActually, the falls came first Louisville exists because the Ohio River drops about 26 feet over a two-mile stretch of Devonian limestone — the Falls of the…By Wren Holloway
Mountain Camping in Kentucky: Elevation Picks for Cool NightsWhere to find genuinely cool nights in Kentucky — from Kingdom Come and Pine Mountain to the Red River Gorge — with historical context and shoulder-season honesty.By Wren Holloway
Kentucky State Parks for Camping: The Ones Worth the DriveA van-lifer's honest roundup of Kentucky state parks worth camping at — Natural Bridge, Cumberland Falls, Carter Caves, the lake parks, and which to skip.By Riley Cobb
Beach Camping in Kentucky: What You Actually GetKentucky doesn't have an ocean but its lake beaches deliver — here's where to actually camp on the sand, from LBL to Dale Hollow.By Riley Cobb
RV Campgrounds in Kentucky: Hookups, Sites, Honest ReviewsHonest rundown of Kentucky RV campgrounds — state parks, Land Between the Lakes, Mammoth Cave, and the private parks worth your money.By Buck Tanner
Pet-Friendly Camping in Kentucky: Where Dogs Are Genuinely WelcomeAn interpretive ranger's honest guide to where dogs are actually welcome camping in Kentucky — from Daniel Boone NF to LBL to the CCC-era state parks.By Wren Holloway
Lake Camping in Kentucky: 10 Sites With Real Water AccessTen Kentucky lakeside campgrounds with genuine water access — from Land Between the Lakes to Laurel River — with honest notes on which loops actually reach the shoreline.By Wren Holloway
Free Dispersed Camping in Kentucky: Where We Actually Pull InWhere to actually find free dispersed camping in Kentucky — Daniel Boone NF spots, the BLM myth, LBL permits, and the WMAs worth the drive.By Riley Cobb
Family Camping in Kentucky: Picks That Won't Drive You NutsA retired ranger's honest take on Kentucky family campgrounds — from Natural Bridge to Mammoth Cave — minus the ones with the gift shops.By Buck Tanner
Best Campgrounds in KentuckyA 38-year park veteran's honest take on Kentucky's best campgrounds — from Mammoth Cave to Red River Gorge, with the ones that still feel like woods.By Buck Tanner
Backcountry Camping in Kentucky: Permits, Routes, Bear NotesBackcountry camping in Kentucky: where permits are required, which routes are worth it, bear protocol, and the gear that actually matters.By Riley Cobb