Renfro Valley KOA

Cumberland Falls State Resort Park is within easy reach when you're RV camping at Renfro Valley KOA; the park is the home of Cumberland Falls, known as the Niagara of the South. The rocks over which the falls cascade are estimated to be over 250 million years old. The park is also known for the spectacular Moonbow, which is only found here and at Victoria Falls on the African continent. Visitors can also pan for gems at the Cumberland Falls Mining Company. Other recreational activities include fishing, bird watching, hiking, horseback riding, rafting, tennis, and walking trails. An interactive adventure map is available for download. There are picnic areas with tables, grills, and restrooms. The gift shop offers park merchandise, gifts and souvenirs, snacks, and Kentucky handcrafts. The restaurant in DuPont Lodge overlooks the river, and serves local meats and produce when available. You’ll also have access to the Daniel Boone National Forest with your rental motorhome near Mount Vernon. The forest is managed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and spans 21 counties and over 700,000 acres. Natural and geologic features of interest include cliff lines, rivers, arches, waterfalls, creeks, rock shelters, lakes, and wildernesses. Recreational opportunities include fishing and hunting, hiking and biking, climbing, scenic drives, swimming, boating, winter sports, and nature and wildlife viewing. The Sheltowee Trace National Recreation Trail crosses the forest. The Gladie Visitor Center provides information, maps, interpretive exhibits, scheduled activities, and special events. Trail guides and maps are available for download. Experience the great outdoors in a thrilling way at the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area when you're Renfro Valley KOA camping. The area is rich in geologic features including sandstone bluffs and scenic gorges. Outdoor recreational opportunities include swimming, paddling, fishing and hunting, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and rock climbing. Bike and gear rentals, as well as guide services, are available through park concessionaires. There are picnic areas with tables and grills throughout the park. Ranger programs and special events, including a storytelling festival, photo contest, and ghost train are held throughout the year. The bookstore offers books on local history and nature, maps and guides, park merchandise, gifts and souvenirs, and regional crafts.