RV rental My Old Kentucky Home State Park, KY: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Planning to do some RV camping at My Old Kentucky Home State Park? There are 39 campsites to choose from which provide a few of the lovely comforts of home. Full and partial hookups are available at many of the campsites, including 30 and 50-amp electric service. The park provides a dump station for motorhome campers to empty their tanks before they get back on the road. Enjoying the outdoors but still want to keep connected to the outside world? The park provides Wi-Fi for its guests, and a few of the major cell phone carriers have good service in the area. Also located within the facility are picnic shelters, drinking water, hot showers, and modern toilets. There might be a musical performance taking place in the amphitheater as well that can be heard sporadically through the park. My Old Kentucky Home State Park campers will also find some tennis courts at which to practice their backswing. If you need to refill on anything at all, there's a store across the street that sells snacks, ice, firewood, drinks, and other goodies. And if you want to bring home some memorabilia, check out the gift shop within the park. Stop by and get something fun to take home, like a handmade quilt, pottery, or a t-shirt.

No My Old Kentucky Home State Park camping excursion is complete without a little trip up to Bourbon City. Louisville is alive with culture, food, drink, music, and history. You’ll never be bored in this city, whether you’re taking a Horse Country Tour, seeing where the Kentucky Derby takes place, or going to see your favorite band in concert. Take the baseball fans to the Louisville Slugger Museum. There's always a bourbon-themed event happening somewhere in town. A vacation to the area wouldn’t be complete without a trip to Kentucky’s biggest city. Or head over to Elizabethtown and have a nice dinner date. A laid-back area with some good places to eat, Elizabethtown is a good day trip to take. Elizabethtown is the birthplace of bourbon and one of the world’s largest caves. You can also visit the world-famous Fort Knox. Take a tour of a bourbon distillery or have dinner at any of the over 100 restaurants in the area. Did you know that Lexington is the horse capital of the world? Besides its bourbon, Lexington is known for its thoroughbred horse farms. Lexington is where you want to go for a special night out. This elegant city will have you visiting wineries, breweries, and distilleries all day before enjoying a fantastic meal at your new favorite restaurant. When your trip to My Old Kentucky Home State Park is complete and it’s time to hit the road, you'll find plenty of gas stations in the area to get your camper rental road-ready. With I-65 and I-75 on either side of the park, you’ll be on your way to the next stop in no time. Louisville is the closest big city north, Nashville to the south.