RV Parks & Campgrounds near Paducah, KY

Kentucky is renowned for its outdoors, both the cultivated and undisturbed versions, and if this is what you're looking for in a vacation, look no further than Paducah / I-24 / Kentucky Lake KOA. This RV campground is uniquely situated very close to numerous attractions but has many of its own amenities that you can take advantage of. The park has a dedicated fishing pond (no swimming allowed) that is stocked and ready for you, and a nearby gazebo if you'd rather relax and watch someone else reel them in; if fishing isn't your thing, there is a seasonal swimming pool that is open from late May to late September, a play area for younger kids, and a dog park …

If fishing in groups, competitions, or just on your own is what you're looking for, then the RV campground you need is Kentucky Lakes / Prizer Point KOA on the shores of Lake Barkley near Rockcastle. This family-friendly RV park has a marina where you can rent a boat and access the waterway that connects to Kentucky Lake and the Cumberland River. Even if fishing isn't your cup of tea, you can still enjoy your stay with amenities such as basketball and volleyball courts, a horseshoe pit and soccer field, a giant chess set, and much more. There are pedal carts and golf carts to help you get around the campground, a floating restaurant serving three meals a day, and …

Giant City Campground takes its name from the massive bluffs of sandstones formed 12,000 years ago. Given the unique geology that surrounds the park and its verdant beauty, it's little wonder that this motorhome camping site is popular among locals and visitors alike.

Dozens of developed sites await Makanda campers who may bring motorhomes of up to 40 feet in length. Access to water, 50/30 amp electric service, showers, and sanitary facilities are available in developed sites. Picnic tables, grills, and fire rings make outdoor meal preparation a breeze. If you need ice to cool food and drinks and firewood for your campfire, you may purchase them on-site.

A pet-friendly campground near Shawnee National Forest, Giant City Campground is a …

Close to the borders of Illinois and Tennessee in the western reaches of Kentucky, you can find Kenlake State Resort Park Campground. The rustic resort and campground is owned and operated by the state, and visitors can enjoy the delightful summer weather in this scenic slice of nature. It may not be close to Kentucky’s main cities like Lexington, but impressive nature parks, pleasant countryside villages, and tons of brilliant scenery can be expected when you rent an RV near Kenlake State Resort Park Campground.

It doesn’t matter if you have an RV rental, a tent, or nothing at all; this pet-friendly nature resort can accommodate you and your family. A hotel lodge on the lake remains …

Some places are just a little bit better for RV camping than others, and southern Illinois definitely feels at home in that category. Spend some time camping at Fort Massac Campground, and you can appreciate all this scenic place has to offer. Being situated in a state park, this Metropolis campground is all about nature and the outdoors. Go fishing or boating (or get a little wild and do both), hike on one of the lovely trails, or spend some time by open flames - choose between a fire ring and a grill - the food will be delicious either way. There’s also a playground on-site, and a casino nearby. It can’t all be about nature.

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In the Shawnee Hills, the Dixon Springs Campground is an idyllic base for exploring the natural sights of Southern Illinois. It’s located on a giant block of rock along a fault line that extends across Pope County, with the Garden of Gods Recreation Area and Fort Massac State Park just a stone’s throw away.

RV camping at Dixon Springs Campground includes access to a range of basic campsites, with 30/50 amp connections and water hookups available. There are toilets and showers available near the swimming pool that are open during limited hours, with picnic tables and fire pits also available. Pets are welcome to stay with you at this Illinois RV campground, as are children, with an on-site playground for …

Near the town of Goreville in Southern Illinois, the Ferne Clyffe Campground is a popular base for RVers wanting to explore the surrounding Ferne Clyffe State Park. The area is known for its dramatic limestone bluffs, naturally forested woodlands, and cliff caves, as well as a number of seasonal waterfalls.

RV camping at Ferne Clyffe Campground includes access to their pull-through RV sites, with 30/50 amp connections and water hookups available. There are toilets and showers at the RV campground, a children’s playground, and recreation trails to explore, with pets welcome to stay with you. There’s space for big rigs if you’re towing a large travel trailer rental, and on-site fishing is also available.

The scenic countryside of southern Kentucky, close to the border with neighboring Tennessee, is a wonderland for campers and outdoor enthusiasts. Lake Barkley and the Cumberland River are a few of the main features of the region, each with an assortment of spectacular campgrounds and RV parks lining its shores and banks. When you Nashville with relative ease. The campground is mostly known for its fantastic shoreline on Lake …

When you are looking at Calvert City. The property has been recognized with numerous awards and is part of the state park, offering outdoor recreational opportunities, cultural and environmental education programming, and many other activities and amenities. The park lodge includes a full-service restaurant and a gift shop with handicrafts produced by local artisans. The campground offers restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, a dump station, a grocery store, and WiFi.

Sites at the RV campground provide water and electric hookups, fire rings, and picnic tables. Service is …