Introduction
Taylorsville Lake State Park encompasses 1,200 beautiful acres of Kentucky lakefront landscape. Fishing enthusiasts flock here due to its location on Taylorsville Lake, the most heavily stocked lake in the state. When your RV adventures take you through northern Kentucky, you won’t want to miss the 24-miles of forest trails at this park, or the fishing and boating opportunities on the 3,050-acre Taylorsville Lake.
Taylorsville Lake was built in the 1970s to control local floodwaters by the United States Army Corps of Engineers. The lake is named after early pioneer Richard Taylor, who donated 60 acres of land for civic use. Interestingly, there is a large number of still standing trees and timber at the bottom of the lake due to the way it was created. These trees serve as a natural habitat for local fish populations and waterfowl such as blue heron are often seen fishing the waters. The nearby Taylorsville Lake Visitor Center details the construction of the lake and dam system, and features interesting historic structures that were moved to make way for the project. The lake is now a popular spot for visitors with its boating, fishing, trail system, and watersports.
Taylorsville Lake State Park is open year-round, though the campgrounds are closed during the off-season of mid-December to mid-March. This area of Kentucky enjoys temperate seasonal weather with mild winters and humid summers, making Taylorsville Lake a great escape any time of year.
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