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Make your way to Pineville, KY, for a motorhome camping trip this year at Pine Mountain State Resort Park. Considered the very first state park to open in Kentucky, Pine Mountain State Resort Park has been around since the 1920s. It was first known as Cumberland State Park, but a name change followed in 1938 to avoid confusion with a similarly named state resort park close by. Not too far away from the state park is the city of Somerset that you could also visit during your travels. Renting a travel trailer is a convenient way of getting around the area, and you’ll find a range of affordable RV rentals in Bell County.

In terms of amenities and outdoor recreation, there is plenty to look forward to when camping at Pine Mountain State Resort Park. Covering over 1700-acres of land, more than half the park is devoted to being a state nature preserve. Soak in the extensive landscapes of the park made up of old-growth forests, stunning views of the Pine Mountain, and terrific wildlife viewing opportunities. With lots of recreational and interpretive programs run through the summer, you wouldn’t want to miss out on a camping visit at Pine Mountain State Resort Park.

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Getting Outdoors

RV camping at Pine Mountain State Resort Park opens up lots of outdoor recreation. The state park is considered a hiker’s paradise with over 12 miles of self-guided trails that are yours to explore. Differing in length and difficulty levels, the trails showcase various parts of the park. Check out trails like the Hemlock Garden Trail at half a mile, Honeymoon Falls Trail at 1.35 miles, Chained Rock Trail at 0.35 miles, and Laurel Cove Trail at 1.75 miles, among others.

Bird watchers flock to Pine Mountain State Resort Park. Located in the Cumberland Plateau, bird watchers get to see bird species here that are found nowhere else in the state. Keep a lookout for warblers, ruffled grouse, and ravens. Spring is a great time to check out the migration of warblers, while summer months bring forth several Neotropical migrant birds.

Keen on playing a round of golf while on your motorhome rental vacation? Pine Mountain State Resort Park welcomes you to an 18-hole championship golf course, a links-style course set in the mountains. Tee-off amid stunning scenic surroundings coupled with wide cart paths, practice range, an indoor training center, and practice putting greens.

Camping at Pine Mountain State Resort Park

Although no RV camping is permitted within Pine Mountain State Resort Park, lodges and cottages are available. Whether you plan to rough it out in a tent or rent a camper near Pine Mountain State Resort Park, you’ll find several RV campgrounds around the park.

Drive to Corbin and the Corbin/Laurel Lake KOA. This KOA has 90 campsites available and offers amenities like pull-thru sites, big rig access, tent camping, full hookups, 20, 30, and 50 amp electric service, water, sewer, dump station, central water spigot, cable, WiFi, and cell phone coverage. There are restrooms, shower stalls, laundry facilities, a camp store, a designated pet area for your furry friends, and picnic shelters. Kids will love splashing about in the swimming pool and running around in the playground. Make use of the recreation room during your stay.

Should you be looking for a place to camp in an RV near Pine Mountain State Resort Park, drive to Levi Jackson State Park in London. It has 135 campsites and offers amenities like pull-thru sites, big rig access, tent accessibility, full hookups, 20, 30, and 50 amp electric service, sewer, water, WiFi, and cell phone coverage. Campers have access to shower stalls, restrooms, laundry facilities, designated pet areas, a camp store, and a clubhouse. Bring your kids along and let them splash about in the swimming pool and run around in the playground.

Exploring the Area

Bell County campers have plenty to explore in the areas surrounding Pine Mountain State Resort Park. Located in lush green scenery, the county has always been a favorite with outdoor enthusiasts. As you drive around, soak in several natural and historic attractions spread across different parts of the county.

The Hensley Settlement offers visitors a step back in time where you get to experience life as it was in pioneer days. The old mountain settlement sits on top of Brush Mountain, at an elevation of 3000 feet. Take a guided tour of the area for an insightful experience.

Drive-in your Bell County camper rental to the Pinnacle Overlook, located at the top of Cumberland Mountain. The overlook offers views of all three surrounding states of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia.

Check out the Gap Cave, located within the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. Guided tours of the cave are available, and summer months are the best time to check it out.

Spend an afternoon fishing at the Cannon Creek Lake. Popular with anglers casting a line for largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, Kentucky Bass, trout, bluegill, crappie, and catfish, fishing here is a delight. No gas-powered motors are permitted on the lake, but you can take out your kayaks and canoes.

Driving through Bell County throws up lots of great places to eat a sumptuous meal. Local favorites like Louisville style chili, derby pie, Bourbon balls, and of course, Kentucky fried chicken are easily available.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

Hiking TrailLocation
Laurel Cove Trail, TNPine Mountain State Resort Park, KY
Chained Rock Trail, KYPineville, KY
Honeymoon Falls Trail, KYPineville, KY
Pinnacle Overlook Trail, KYMiddlesboro, KY
Ridge Trail, TNCumberland Gap National Historic Park, TN
Tri-State Peak Trail, TNHarrogate, TN
Mischa Mokwa Adventure Trail, TNCumberland Gap National Historic Park, TN
Gibson Gap Trail, TNCumberland Gap National Historic Park, TN
Chadwell Gap Trail, TNCumberland Gap National Historic Park, TN
Hensley Settlement, TNCumberland Gap National Historic Park, TN

CampgroundsLocation
Corbin / Laurel Lake KOA, KYLaurel County, KY
Grove Campground, KYWhitley County, KY
White Oak Boat-In Campground, KYLaurel County, KY
Holly Bay Campground, KYLaurel County, KY
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Campground, KYWhitley County, KY
Loyston Point Campground, TNAnderson County, TN
Anderson County Park, TNAnderson County, TN
The Ridges at Royal Blue Campground, TNCampbell County, TN
Eagle Rock Resort and Campground, TNCampbell County, TN
Trace Branch Campground, KYLeslie County, KY
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