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General Burnside Island Campground

A 90-minute drive south of Lexington, Kentucky is where you will find General Burnside Island Campground, a fabulous camping area located on an island in the middle of the Cumberland River. This peaceful recreation area in southern Kentucky is surrounded by lush forests and fabulous riverfront habitats teeming with wildlife, and when you're camping at General Burnside Island Campground, you will see some amazing sights beyond your wildest dreams. That coupled with views of the Appalachian Mountains and the nearby Daniel Boone National Forest make General Burnside Island Campground a wonderful place to stay with your RV rental.Once owned by the United States military, General Burnside Island Campground was given to the state of Kentucky for recreational purposes. What was formerly called Bunker Hill was renamed in honor of General Ambrose Burnside, a Union General during the Civil War. As far as campground amenities go, the offerings are quite basic at this rustic RV park. Fortunately, you won’t need much while the natural beauty of the area dazzles you. Ninety-four campsites are ready and waiting for you when you arrive in your campervan rental, with basic showers, restrooms, fire pits, picnic areas, and more.When you're ready to immerse yourself in the stunning scenery and vibrant communities of south-central Kentucky, head to General Burnside Island Campground with your rental motorhome and start exploring.

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