Eagles Nest RV Park is located just off Highway 127, two miles south of the Cumberland Parkway in Russell Springs, Kentucky, and offers guests full hookup (water, electric and sewer) at every site. Large rigs are welcome, Pull through available. $25/day. Monthly rates are available – call (270) 566-2249. Open year round and right in […]
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This area is part of Laurel Creek Gorge and has rockhouses, waterfalls and moss-covered boulders shrouded by hemlock. The WMA stretches from cliffline to cliffline, making it a long, narrow piece of ruggedy property. Laurel Creek, which flows through the gorge, averages 15 to 20 feet wide.
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5 site full amenity rv campground. City sewer, full electric hookup, city water, concrete pads at every site. Playground. Several miles of hiking/biking trails. The campground is close to some awesome river fishing and kayaking; swinging bridge tours; and awesome ATV trails. The campground also includes a stage, pavilion, and fire pits at each site.
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20 sites, All Year, All ages, Tents, 60 ft max RV length, 449 ft elev, Accepts Big Rigs, 9 pull thrus, 20 full hookups, electric, 30/50 amp, 32 50 amp sites, tables, grill, water, toilets, showers, firewood, internet, no pets allowed, fish,
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Step back in time and visit the Cumberland Manor, a grand Victorian built in 1890. This 6000 square foot bed and breakfast has inviting public rooms elegantly decorated with period antiques and beautiful hand-carved staircase.
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Nestled on 30 rolling acres, large wooded and open sites. Easy access for large RV units. Electric, septic and water. Daily, weekly, monthly and seasonal campers welcome. Cumberland Point boat ramp nearby.
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Cumberland Point Recreation Area has thirty (30) campsites with water and electric hook-ups. The campground has many scenic vistas and is noted for its breathtaking sunsets. Many visitors that come to Cumberland Point campground take advantage of fishing and boating. There is a large playground with an adjoining horseshoe pit for your recreational enjoyment. The
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The Redbird Ranger District has many recreational opportunities from hiking, fishing, picnicking, backpacking, horse riding, and OHV trail riding.
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The Daniel Boone National Forest embraces some of the most rugged terrain west of the Appalachian Mountains. Steep forested slopes, sandstone cliffs and narrow ravines characterize the land. Visitors come here to hike, camp, picnic, rock climb, boat, hunt, fish, ride, target shoot and relax. The forest contains three large lakes (Cave Run Lake, Laurel River Lake and Lake Cumberland), many rivers and streams, Clifty Wilderness, Beaver Creek Wilderness, Red River Gorge and the Sheltowee
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Setting up camp at the Corbin/Laurel Lake KOA is hassle-free, thanks to big-rig friendly Pull-Thru RV Sites. This is the KOA closest to pristine Laurel Lake and Cumberland Falls State Resort Park (known as the Niagara of the South), where you can view the famous Moonbow.? Visit the Harland Sanders Cafe and Museum, Big South