About Holly Bay
Number of accommodations: 65
Seasonal information
2026 Season availability
Campground Amenities
Most popular amenities
Showers
RV Utilities and Hookups
- Dump station on site
Water and Hygiene
- Potable Water
- Showers
Water Access
- Marina
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Reviews (443)
What Guests Are Saying
Holly Bay Campground offers spacious, well-maintained sites with a beautiful natural setting, making it a favorite among visitors. Many guests appreciate the friendly staff, clean facilities, and excellent hiking trails, finding the overall experience peaceful and enjoyable. However, some reviews mention issues with the booking process and staff attitudes, particularly regarding new management, indicating areas for improvement.
What Guests Are Saying
Holly Bay Campground offers spacious, well-maintained sites with a beautiful natural setting, making it a favorite among visitors. Many guests appreciate the friendly staff, clean facilities, and excellent hiking trails, finding the overall experience peaceful and enjoyable. However, some reviews mention issues with the booking process and staff attitudes, particularly regarding new management, indicating areas for improvement.
Review Summary
Kali R
VerifiedMay 24, 2021 β’ Stayed at: 10, Loop: A
Very clean, and camper sites are far enough apart to let you feel excluded. Staff was very friendly and helpful!
Sandye M
VerifiedMay 21, 2021 β’ Stayed at: D07, Loop: D
We loved it. Cant wait to go back.
Kenneth H
VerifiedMay 18, 2021 β’ Stayed at: D10, Loop: D
Campground and camp sites are very nice and secluded. We stayed in the D loop. The lake is beautiful. The restrooms are in need of upgrades. Sinks are rusty and the βwater savingβ push buttons on the shower are a real pain. The water stays on for literally 5 seconds at most and shuts off. I have a child in a wheel chair and the shower was impossible to use for him as well because you literally had to keep one hand on the button to keep water on. They should be equipped with a hand held shower and all plumbing needs upgraded. . Needless to say, I bathed him in the camper. There are lots of hiking trails and things to see in the campground and Daniel Boone National forest.
Sandye M
VerifiedMay 17, 2021 β’ Stayed at: D07, Loop: D
We stayed for a week and had a wonderful time. The camp Managers are all so nice and friendly. Can wait to go back.
Kelly S
VerifiedMay 17, 2021 β’ Stayed at: D09, Loop: D
Beautiful location very wooded and large camp sites. Great for hiking, fishing, and boating!
There is a lot of poison ivy and the bathhouse you have to hold the water on. Besides that an amazing time!
Kim H
VerifiedMay 16, 2021 β’ Stayed at: D02, Loop: D
Beautiful and ckean
Roxanne A
VerifiedMay 15, 2021 β’ Stayed at: H19, Loop: H
The Park Hostess are wonderful, very friendly and do a great job keeping the grounds clean. The only reason I am giving it a very good rating is not having sewer at each site which makes it inconvenient if you have to unplug every three days to empty your sewer. I will definitely return but not stay for more than three days.
Melaina L
VerifiedMay 11, 2021 β’ Stayed at: H07, Loop: H
The hosts were very helpful! We enjoyed boating on the lake and the private treed campsites. Nice to have electric and water hookups but still felt like a nice break from the grind.
John B
VerifiedMay 10, 2021 β’ Stayed at: H06, Loop: H
Nice private sites available with lots of woods.
Kim K
VerifiedMay 10, 2021 β’ Stayed at: H08, Loop: H
Awesome as always. Hosts were attentive. We used the boat ramp for launching the boat. Our campsite was clean. We were in loop H.
Location Holly Bay
Address:
395 Laurel Lake Rd
London, KY, 40744
United States
From London, Kentucky, take Exit 38 off I-75. Turn west on KY 192, then go 14.2 miles and turn south (left) on KY 1193. Follow signs to Holly Bay Campground entrance (3 miles).
Latitude & Longitude: 36.9792 / -84.2667
Elevation: 340 feet
Policies & Rules
General
- Each single campsite is limited to 6 people and 2 vehicles.Double sites are limited to 12 people and 4 vehicles.Cars, trucks, trailers, boats, motorcycles ,etc. ARE considered vehicles. One boat or trailer per site only.All vehicles must be parked in designated parking areas only. Parking on roadsides, grass, or non-designated areas is not permitted.If space allows, additional vehicles may be permitted for a $10 fee per vehicle. However, extra vehicles may be refused if parking is not available.All additional vehicles must exit the campground by , unless parked in an approved designated parking area.Guests are responsible for ensuring their party complies with all occupancy and vehicle limits.
- Pet Policy β Dogs must be kept on a visible leash at all times. Electronic fence collars are not allowed.
- Reserve Your Site Carefully β Make sure the site you choose can accommodate your equipment. The site you reserve is yours; moving to another site is not allowed.
- Boat & Trailer Policy β Only one boat and trailer per campsite is allowed due to limited space at the boat ramp and within the campsites. Boat Trailers Count as a vehicle.
- Electric Surcharge β Electric hookups include a surcharge in the campsite price.
- Occupancy Limits β Maximum of 6 campers per single site.
- For more information on the Daniel Boone National Forest Click here
- Bear Safety β Bears frequent in the area. Keep all food in approved containers at all times to protect yourself and wildlife.
- Firewood Guidelines β Donβt move firewood! Help protect our forests by obtaining firewood at or near your destination and burning it on-site. Moving firewood is illegal in some states. To learn more, visit Don't Move Firewood
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Last updated: June 5, 2026
