Angela Z
VerifiedJuly 12, 2023 Stayed at: B05, Loop: LOPB
Our favorite place to camp. Would be nice to be get ice at the camp ground.
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1357 reviews
Baileys Point offers beautiful lake views and clean facilities, with many campers praising the friendly atmosphere and attentive hosts. While some areas, particularly the grass and bathrooms, need better maintenance, many still find the campground to be a favorite for its peacefulness and scenic beauty. Despite some concerns about upkeep and overcrowding, the overall experience remains positive for returning visitors.
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July 12, 2023 Stayed at: B05, Loop: LOPB
Our favorite place to camp. Would be nice to be get ice at the camp ground.
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July 12, 2023 Stayed at: B01, Loop: LOPB
Campground could use some upgraded on the camp sites.
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July 12, 2023 Stayed at: B05, Loop: LOPB
Our favorite place to camp. Would be nice to be get ice at the camp ground.
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July 12, 2023 Stayed at: B01, Loop: LOPB
Campground could use some upgraded on the camp sites.
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July 15, 2023 Stayed at: D11, Loop: LOPD
Honestly, all these five star reviews are deceptive. The grass was long everywhere. The bath houses were disgusting, all of them! If you’re going to advertise having a camp store, it should be open. The excuse that nobody wants to work anymore or Covid is nonexistent. Overall, the park just looked dilapidated and it’s a shame because it probably was a beautiful place.
This is a recurring theme across every government facility I’ve been to. Trying to save money by hiring less people to maintain a place to clearly needs a big workforce. There’s a fenced off section by the entrance to C, D that looks like it hasn’t been painted in 20 years.
All the grass that goes down to the water should be cut, so there’s no ticks for the people parking their boats on the shore.
One thing I will give it a positive is the sites are beautiful and the views are awesome! Although my camping experience was miserable! A group of people kept walking through my campsite to get to their boats. I figured they would at least go around and got an attitude when I asked them to go around. Their kids were out, throwing rocks in the road and one of them hit my truck and took a chunk out of my paint. Whatever happened to the Park Ranger? Oh, and that same group would build campfires on sites that weren’t occupied for the night. I had honestly never seen this before and I’ve been camping for almost 50 years.
Now the worst part, trying to get a reservation. I’ve had so many people tell me they can’t get any reservations, but when I got to the campsite there were 3 sections completely open! I was told they keep them closed for a numbers game when it comes to funding which is just wrong. Open up all the sites and let people make the reservations and I guarantee you they will make money. This facility needs to hire a proper maintenance crew and fix up this poor dilapidated park!
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July 15, 2023 Stayed at: D11, Loop: LOPD
Honestly, all these five star reviews are deceptive. The grass was long everywhere. The bath houses were disgusting, all of them! If you’re going to advertise having a camp store, it should be open. The excuse that nobody wants to work anymore or Covid is nonexistent. Overall, the park just looked dilapidated and it’s a shame because it probably was a beautiful place.
This is a recurring theme across every government facility I’ve been to. Trying to save money by hiring less people to maintain a place to clearly needs a big workforce. There’s a fenced off section by the entrance to C, D that looks like it hasn’t been painted in 20 years.
All the grass that goes down to the water should be cut, so there’s no ticks for the people parking their boats on the shore.
One thing I will give it a positive is the sites are beautiful and the views are awesome! Although my camping experience was miserable! A group of people kept walking through my campsite to get to their boats. I figured they would at least go around and got an attitude when I asked them to go around. Their kids were out, throwing rocks in the road and one of them hit my truck and took a chunk out of my paint. Whatever happened to the Park Ranger? Oh, and that same group would build campfires on sites that weren’t occupied for the night. I had honestly never seen this before and I’ve been camping for almost 50 years.
Now the worst part, trying to get a reservation. I’ve had so many people tell me they can’t get any reservations, but when I got to the campsite there were 3 sections completely open! I was told they keep them closed for a numbers game when it comes to funding which is just wrong. Open up all the sites and let people make the reservations and I guarantee you they will make money. This facility needs to hire a proper maintenance crew and fix up this poor dilapidated park!
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July 17, 2023 Stayed at: B41, Loop: LOPB
We love baileys point! We camp every chance we get during the summer months! We did miss having the camp store open.
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July 17, 2023 Stayed at: B41, Loop: LOPB
We love baileys point! We camp every chance we get during the summer months! We did miss having the camp store open.
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July 19, 2023 Stayed at: B16, Loop: LOPB
Overall the experience was a good one. Only issue I had was, there was no working hand drier or towels to dry your hands off in the mens restroom.
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July 19, 2023 Stayed at: B16, Loop: LOPB
Overall the experience was a good one. Only issue I had was, there was no working hand drier or towels to dry your hands off in the mens restroom.
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3147 Baileys Point Rd, Scottsville, KY 42164 United States
Elevation: 172 ft
From Glasgow, KY: Take 31-E south for 15 mi to Hwy 252. Turn
right, go 1.5 mi to Hwy 517, turn right and follow signs to entrance.
Approximately 19 mi southwest of Glasgow, KY.
Baileys Point is accessible via US Highway 31E, approximately 15 miles from Glasgow, KY. The campground is also near Highway 252 and Highway 517.
The closest entrance is: Mammoth Cave Visitor Center
Approximate drive: 25 mi · 43 min
Last updated: October 25, 2026