Difficulty

easy

Duration

Varies – flexible depending on activities

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; onsite enjoyment requires minimal exertion but nearby trails offer moderate options

Overview

Experience outdoor adventure and memorable holiday celebrations at RV Site 20 in Eddyville, Kentucky. This well-equipped campground offers direct access to the scenic Kentucky River and vibrant local festivities.

Eddyville, Kentucky

RV Site 20

Water & Electric - Pull Thru RV Sites

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Date

Thu, Oct 16

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of holiday weekends and special events at our campground, where three-day stays are required for memorable occasions like Memorial Day, Independence Day, and the Solar Eclipse. Enjoy the great outdoors while creating lasting memories with family and friends in a vibrant and festive atmosphere.

Rates and Durations

One Night: - $45
Two Night: - $90
Three Night: - $135

Three day stays (Friday-Sunday or Saturday-Monday) are required for holiday weekends or special events such as:

Memorial Day weekend – May 28th
Independence Day weekend – July 4th
Labor Day weekend – September 4th
Solar Eclipse weekend – August 21st

Campground Map:

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Adventure Tips

Reserve Early for Holiday Weekends

Bookings are required for three-day minimum stays during Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Solar Eclipse events to secure your spot.

Bring Water and Electric Hook-Up Adapters

Ensure your RV is compatible with the campground’s water and electric connections for a smooth stay.

Explore Nearby Trails in Land Between the Lakes

Take advantage of proximity to hiking and biking routes in this vast national recreation area.

Practice Leave No Trace Principles

Help preserve the natural beauty by packing out all trash and respecting wildlife habitats.

Local Insights

Wildlife

White-tailed deer
Various songbirds including cardinals and warblers

History

Eddyville’s location near the Land Between the Lakes places it at the heart of a historic region once reshaped by flood control projects in the mid-20th century.

Conservation

Local initiatives focus on protecting the Kentucky River’s water quality and preserving native wildlife habitats to maintain ecological balance.