Stay in an RV, Tent, or Cabin near Georgetown, Kentucky, United States

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59 campgrounds 563 available sites
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Zilpo - Daniel Boone Nat. For.

Salt Lick, KY · 58.3 mi from Georgetown

4.1 (726 reviews)

Zilpo is a family-friendly campground on Cave Run Lake, featuring cabin rentals, tent camping, RV sites with electric hookups, and lakefront options. Visitors can enjoy the sandy beach and scenic views of the lake. Nearby, Tater Knob fire tower pr...

  • RV sites: 141
  • Tent sites: 150
  • Showers
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Koomer Ridge Campground

Phoenix, AZ · 58.4 mi from Georgetown

4.2 (124 reviews)

Koomer Ridge Campground features numerous shaded, wooded campsites, with 54 designated for tents and 19 for trailers. Camping and fires are not allowed in rock shelters.

  • Tent sites: 31
  • Potable Water
  • Picnic Table
  • Parking
  • Pet friendly

Explore Georgetown, KY

Population: 39,117

Nearby city: Cincinnati, OH

Approx. 62 mi away (straight-line distance)

Elevation: 843 ft

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Explore Georgetown, KY

Population: 39,117

Nearby city: Cincinnati, OH

Approx. 62 mi away (straight-line distance)

Elevation: 843 ft

About Georgetown, Kentucky

Set in Kentucky’s Bluegrass, Georgetown is a practical base for campgrounds and RV parks amid rolling horse country. Elkhorn Creek offers paddling and fishing, while nearby Kentucky Horse Park, Fort Boonesborough State Park, and Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park add easy options for hiking and picnicking. Near Georgetown you’ll find tent sites, RV camping, and cozy cabins; glamping is limited. With 52 places to compare, rates often start around $25, average near $46, and reach up to $105.

Getting here is straightforward on I-75, with Lexington and Frankfort close for supplies and side trips. Spring through fall brings comfortable camping weather, wildflowers, creek floats, and colorful foliage; winter offerings are more limited, so plan ahead if cold season camping is your goal. Expect a mix of family-friendly sites and quieter nooks, and book early for popular weekends. From Georgetown, day trips to Red River Gorge or Daniel Boone National Forest round out a classic Kentucky camping itinerary.

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