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Fort Boonesborough Temporarily Closed Until 8/1/21

4375 Boonesboro Rd, Richmond, KY

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Quick Stats

167
Sites

75ft
Max Site Size

636ft
Elevation

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What others are saying about this campground

Fort Boonesborough State Park is a nicely wooded campground located near Lexington, Kentucky. It is conveniently located just 6 miles from I-75 and is a great base camp for exploring the Blue Grass Region and the city of Lexington and its surrounding horse farms. The park offers a variety of activities, including a living history museum, a pool, boat launch, birding, modern campground facilities, tennis courts, putt-putt, horseshoe pits, an activity center stocked with games, a pool, and a nice old fort nearby, laundry facilities, volleyball, and more. The sites are clean, well-shaded, and include fire rings and picnic tables. Unfortunately, the campground is located near an asphalt plant that runs from early morning to dinner time, and a rock quarry that can be noisy. Additionally, the sewage processing building near the full hookup sites is in bad shape. The staff at the gate can be a little unprofessional, and the roads can be crowded with campers and kids on bikes and skateboards. However, the park is clean and well-maintained, and the amenities make it a great spot for a camping trip.

Amenities

Wifi
Pool
Laundry
Pet Friendly
Cabins
Tenting
Buddy Sites
Playground
Trash Pickup
30 Amp
50 Amp
Water Hookup
Sewer Hookup
Fire Pits
Potable Water
Beach Access
Boat Launch
Marina
Firewood Sold
Camp Store
Back In Site
Pull Thru Site
Toilets
Showers
Dump Station
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Activities

Hiking
Fishing
Boating
Mini Golf

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Fort Boonesborough State Park is a historic park that offers visitors a chance to stroll the original fort site of Daniel Boone and settlers. The park has been reconstructed as a working fort complete with cabins, blockhouses, and furnishings. Resident artisans perform craft demonstrations and give modern-day visitors a true sense of what life was like for pioneers in Kentucky. The park also offers camping on the banks of the Kentucky River year-round, with 166 sites that have electricity and water hookups, 18 of which have full hookups. There are 2 central service buildings and 3 dump stations. An activities building can accommodate 150 people, and central service buildings provide showers, restrooms, and laundry facilities. The park also has a gift shop that sells handmade pioneer items, including lye soap, hand-dipped candles, and pottery. Visitors can enjoy boating, fishing, hiking, miniature golf, and wildlife viewing. The Kentucky River Museum, a newer addition to Fort Boonesborough State Park, provides visitors with insight into the lives of families who lived on the river and worked the locks and dams in the 1900s.

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