The campground was nice, being an island of tree-shaded, comfortably spaced sites, hidden in the middle of the golf course. There are a half dozen full hookups with the rest of the 39 sites being water and electric with a dump station available. The pull through sites aren't really pull through; however, we had no problem getting our ... more

This was an awesome, quiet and beautiful campground. Yes it is small, But the beauty and friendliness of everyone was over the top! We will definitely be back.

It is a very small campground right off the golf course. Site 16 backs up to the golf course, it is a short pad. We have a 16’ rig so we can get pretty much anywhere but it is tight. The master class As did it though as did some big trailers. The electric and water are spaced evenly between sites so you need extra long hoses and cord... more

Wow, almost none of the pads here are level. I don't think I've seen a camground as far off level as I have seen here. We're staying here for 6 nights and the campground is your typical state park. It's very small and some spots are difficult to get into. Our 30' airstream couldn't fit into the original spot we booked but luckily, spot... more

Betty is the sweetest person to help you get into your site. But wow how unlevel every site is. Really hard to find a site level.

Clean and very long cords needed

We were here for over a week in June 2017 and we had a wonderful stay. However, there are some cons to this place that a lot of other reviewers have mentioned. Tip: If you're booking for a week, call them instead of using Reserve America. They will offer a weekly rate of $147.50 total if you ask for a weekly discount, which Reserve ... more

This place was far from awful but it also definitely didn't leave us feeling like we wanted to come back. On the positive side it was an excellent location for visiting distilleries. Willett, Barton 1792, Makers, Heaven Hill, Jim Beam and Four Roses are all close by. It was heavily treed which made for nice shade on hot days. It was re... more

Our site at My Old Kentucky Home State Park was pretty level compared to many of our neighbors. Some neighboring motorhomes had to raise their jacks so high that their wheels were off the ground. The water and power for our site was about 30 feet away, so we had to add an extension to both in order to reach it. The power pole is sha... more

Date of stay: August 2014 I don't drink Bourbon, but My Old Kentucky Home State Park is in the heart of Bourbon country. I was just looking for a place to stay for a night. It was fine for that. :) I also don't golf, but this park (very small) is right at a golf course. That is OK for one night, but since there isn't anything els... more

This state park campground has a lot of pros and cons. It really depends on what kind of camper you are and what you are looking for in a campground, as to whether or not you will enjoy staying here. The Pros: - Location: The campground is right in the epicenter of the Kentucky Bourbon trail, so if you love Jim Beam, Makers Mark, ... more