RV Parks In London, Kentucky

The anchor is Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park just south of town, with 146 sites including 20 full-hookup sewer sites and a dump station, open year-round and taking rigs up to 80 feet. For private full-hookup camping, Westgate RV Campground sits about seven miles north with restaurants in walking distance, and KOA Journey Corbin is roughly eight miles south with easy I-75 access. If you want a forest setting, Holly Bay and Grove campgrounds sit near Laurel River Lake in the Daniel Boone National Forest, about 14 miles out.

Yes. Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park has 20 full-hookup sites with sewer plus 95 electric-and-water sites and an on-site dump station. On the private side, Westgate RV Campground and KOA Journey Corbin both offer full hookups with 30 and 50-amp service. The forest campgrounds at Holly Bay and Grove on Laurel River Lake are more basic, generally electric or no-hookup sites without sewer, so if full hookups matter to you, plan on the state park or one of the private parks near the interstate.

At Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park, full-hookup sites with sewer run about $40 a night, and electric-and-water sites cost less, which makes the state park a solid value. Private parks like Westgate and the Corbin KOA usually sit in the mid-range for full hookups, a little above the state park but with more services and interstate convenience. Forest campgrounds on Laurel River Lake are cheaper because they lack sewer. Budget a bit more for propane, fuel, and groceries in town, all of which are easy to find near the I-75 exits.

For summer weekends and the fall leaf season, book Levi Jackson's full-hookup sites as early as you can, because only 20 exist and they go first. Reserve through Kentucky State Parks. The forest campgrounds at Holly Bay and Grove use Recreation.gov, and their lakeside electric sites also fill quickly in summer, so a few weeks to a couple months of lead time is smart. Midweek arrivals give you far better walk-up odds at both the state park and the private parks near the interstate.

Late spring through fall is the sweet spot. Summer (May to October) is peak, with the Levi Jackson pool open and the longest days, though it's hot, humid, and prone to afternoon storms. Fall is our favorite, with excellent leaf color across the Daniel Boone National Forest through October, cooler nights, and campgrounds still open. Spring is green and mild with strong waterfalls in the forest. Winter camping is possible at Levi Jackson since it stays open year-round, but expect cold, occasional snow, and reduced services.

Yes, and this is one of London's strengths. Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park takes RVs up to 80 feet, which comfortably handles big Class A coaches and long fifth-wheels, and the paved approaches are easy. KOA Journey Corbin offers full-hookup pull-through sites that suit big rigs and towing setups near I-75. The main caution is the forest back roads toward Holly Bay and Grove, which are narrower with a few grades, so if you're running 40 feet or more, favor the state park or the private parks over the deep-forest loops.

Dispersed camping is allowed in parts of the Daniel Boone National Forest under USFS rules, which gives you free, no-hookup options if you're self-contained and follow leave-no-trace and stay-limit rules. Check with the London ranger district for current dispersed-camping areas and any fire restrictions. The developed forest campgrounds at Holly Bay and Grove have some first-come sites, but many are reservable on Recreation.gov and fill in summer. For hookups, though, you'll want the state park or a private park rather than free camping.

Yes. Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park has a dump station on site, which is convenient whether you're camping there or just passing through and need to empty tanks. The private parks around town also have dump facilities for their guests. If you're staying a while, the state and private parks are your reliable spots. Need to empty your tanks on the way through? Look for RV dump stations in the London area near the I-75 exits, and plan to fill fresh water at the same stop.

Plenty. Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park itself has pioneer history along the Wilderness Road and Boone Trace, McHargue's Mill with its wheel of millstones, hiking trails, and a summer pool. The surrounding Daniel Boone National Forest offers more than 600 miles of trails, natural arches, waterfalls, and the long-distance Sheltowee Trace. Laurel River Lake, about 14 miles out, is a clear reservoir great for boating and fishing. Between the state park, the lake, and the forest, London easily fills a two or three night stay.

Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park stays open year-round, which makes it one of the more dependable winter stops in southeastern Kentucky, though the pool closes and some services scale back in the cold months. The national forest campgrounds at Holly Bay and Grove are seasonal and close for winter. Private parks vary, so call ahead in the off-season. Winter camping here means cold nights, occasional snow, and possible ice on the forest back roads, so plan for freezing temperatures and keep an eye on the forecast.

Yes. Holly Bay Campground sits right on Laurel River Lake in the Daniel Boone National Forest, about 14 miles from London, with electric sites and a lakeside setting that's hard to beat for a forest stay. Grove Campground is nearby in the same area with a quieter, more basic feel. Both are reservable on Recreation.gov and fill fast in summer, so book ahead. The approach roads are narrower than the interstate corridor, so take a long rig in slowly, but the payoff is clear water, boating, and fishing right at your site.

You can walk up, but reservations are the safer bet in peak season. Levi Jackson's 20 full-hookup sites in particular go early for summer and fall weekends, so reserve through Kentucky State Parks if you have a firm date. Midweek and in the shoulder seasons your walk-up odds improve a lot at both the state park and the private parks near I-75. The forest campgrounds mix reservable and first-come sites through Recreation.gov, but counting on a first-come lakeside site on a July weekend is risky.

London is well set up for RVers. You'll find full-size grocery and big-box stores, multiple fuel plazas and truck stops at the I-75 exits, and propane at farm, hardware, and RV suppliers along US-25 and near the interstate. Local RV service and mobile techs operate in the London and Corbin corridor if you need repairs. Potable water is available at Levi Jackson and the private parks. Stock up here before heading into the Daniel Boone National Forest, because services thin out quickly once you leave the interstate corridor.

The anchor is Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park just south of town, with 146 sites including 20 full-hookup sewer sites and a dump station, open year-round and taking rigs up to 80 feet. For private full-hookup camping, Westgate RV Campground sits about seven miles north with restaurants in walking distance, and KOA Journey Corbin is roughly eight miles south with easy I-75 access. If you want a forest setting, Holly Bay and Grove campgrounds sit near Laurel River Lake in the Daniel Boone National Forest, about 14 miles out.

Yes. Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park has 20 full-hookup sites with sewer plus 95 electric-and-water sites and an on-site dump station. On the private side, Westgate RV Campground and KOA Journey Corbin both offer full hookups with 30 and 50-amp service. The forest campgrounds at Holly Bay and Grove on Laurel River Lake are more basic, generally electric or no-hookup sites without sewer, so if full hookups matter to you, plan on the state park or one of the private parks near the interstate.

At Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park, full-hookup sites with sewer run about $40 a night, and electric-and-water sites cost less, which makes the state park a solid value. Private parks like Westgate and the Corbin KOA usually sit in the mid-range for full hookups, a little above the state park but with more services and interstate convenience. Forest campgrounds on Laurel River Lake are cheaper because they lack sewer. Budget a bit more for propane, fuel, and groceries in town, all of which are easy to find near the I-75 exits.

For summer weekends and the fall leaf season, book Levi Jackson's full-hookup sites as early as you can, because only 20 exist and they go first. Reserve through Kentucky State Parks. The forest campgrounds at Holly Bay and Grove use Recreation.gov, and their lakeside electric sites also fill quickly in summer, so a few weeks to a couple months of lead time is smart. Midweek arrivals give you far better walk-up odds at both the state park and the private parks near the interstate.

Late spring through fall is the sweet spot. Summer (May to October) is peak, with the Levi Jackson pool open and the longest days, though it's hot, humid, and prone to afternoon storms. Fall is our favorite, with excellent leaf color across the Daniel Boone National Forest through October, cooler nights, and campgrounds still open. Spring is green and mild with strong waterfalls in the forest. Winter camping is possible at Levi Jackson since it stays open year-round, but expect cold, occasional snow, and reduced services.

Yes, and this is one of London's strengths. Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park takes RVs up to 80 feet, which comfortably handles big Class A coaches and long fifth-wheels, and the paved approaches are easy. KOA Journey Corbin offers full-hookup pull-through sites that suit big rigs and towing setups near I-75. The main caution is the forest back roads toward Holly Bay and Grove, which are narrower with a few grades, so if you're running 40 feet or more, favor the state park or the private parks over the deep-forest loops.

Dispersed camping is allowed in parts of the Daniel Boone National Forest under USFS rules, which gives you free, no-hookup options if you're self-contained and follow leave-no-trace and stay-limit rules. Check with the London ranger district for current dispersed-camping areas and any fire restrictions. The developed forest campgrounds at Holly Bay and Grove have some first-come sites, but many are reservable on Recreation.gov and fill in summer. For hookups, though, you'll want the state park or a private park rather than free camping.

Yes. Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park has a dump station on site, which is convenient whether you're camping there or just passing through and need to empty tanks. The private parks around town also have dump facilities for their guests. If you're staying a while, the state and private parks are your reliable spots. Need to empty your tanks on the way through? Look for RV dump stations in the London area near the I-75 exits, and plan to fill fresh water at the same stop.

Plenty. Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park itself has pioneer history along the Wilderness Road and Boone Trace, McHargue's Mill with its wheel of millstones, hiking trails, and a summer pool. The surrounding Daniel Boone National Forest offers more than 600 miles of trails, natural arches, waterfalls, and the long-distance Sheltowee Trace. Laurel River Lake, about 14 miles out, is a clear reservoir great for boating and fishing. Between the state park, the lake, and the forest, London easily fills a two or three night stay.

Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park stays open year-round, which makes it one of the more dependable winter stops in southeastern Kentucky, though the pool closes and some services scale back in the cold months. The national forest campgrounds at Holly Bay and Grove are seasonal and close for winter. Private parks vary, so call ahead in the off-season. Winter camping here means cold nights, occasional snow, and possible ice on the forest back roads, so plan for freezing temperatures and keep an eye on the forecast.

Yes. Holly Bay Campground sits right on Laurel River Lake in the Daniel Boone National Forest, about 14 miles from London, with electric sites and a lakeside setting that's hard to beat for a forest stay. Grove Campground is nearby in the same area with a quieter, more basic feel. Both are reservable on Recreation.gov and fill fast in summer, so book ahead. The approach roads are narrower than the interstate corridor, so take a long rig in slowly, but the payoff is clear water, boating, and fishing right at your site.

You can walk up, but reservations are the safer bet in peak season. Levi Jackson's 20 full-hookup sites in particular go early for summer and fall weekends, so reserve through Kentucky State Parks if you have a firm date. Midweek and in the shoulder seasons your walk-up odds improve a lot at both the state park and the private parks near I-75. The forest campgrounds mix reservable and first-come sites through Recreation.gov, but counting on a first-come lakeside site on a July weekend is risky.

London is well set up for RVers. You'll find full-size grocery and big-box stores, multiple fuel plazas and truck stops at the I-75 exits, and propane at farm, hardware, and RV suppliers along US-25 and near the interstate. Local RV service and mobile techs operate in the London and Corbin corridor if you need repairs. Potable water is available at Levi Jackson and the private parks. Stock up here before heading into the Daniel Boone National Forest, because services thin out quickly once you leave the interstate corridor.

The highest-rated station is London Laurel County Tourist Information Center with a rating of 4.0/5 stars.

Yes — there are free RV waste disposal options available near London.