Fort Boonesborough Campground

On a picturesque stretch of the Kentucky River, the Fort Boonesborough Campground is the ideal setting for exploring this reconstructed colonial fort. Fort Boonesborough was founded by Daniel Boone in 1775 and grew into what became Kentucky's second-oldest European-American settlement.

RV camping at Fort Boonesborough Campground includes access to their 167 RV sites (including four pull-throughs), with both electricity and water hookups available. There’s a central service building with showers, restrooms, and laundry facilities, as well as an activities building that can accommodate up to 150 people.

You can pick up grocery supplies at the check-in area or shop for souvenirs at the fort’s gift shop. There’s also a swimming pool at the RV campground that’s open on weekends only, complete with a misty fountain and a children’s play area.