Western Kentucky RV Park

This place is actually an RV Park, not a campground. Most of the closely arranged spaces appear to be long term residents who work nearby. Showers and restrooms were clean. Okay for an overnight stay. 

Stayed over Memorial Day weekend. Emails are sent with instructions for when you arrive. Followed the map to get to our site (B row). Instructions also clearly displayed at office. All sites look to be FHU and pull-thru. Propane onsite though we did not need. Shower houses were clean, as well as laundry (and it has a change machine, very convenient). Playground area for smaller kids. Fairly plain campground but so are we lol If you like peace, no frills & convivence, this is the perfect place for you. Camp host friendly, helpful and pleasant. 

Perfect non human contact park. Either internet or phone. Spaces are not that wide and though I had requested a pull thru we had to unhook as utilities at end of site. No after hours management which is unfortunate if help is needed. Case in point I was unable to access laundry at 8am. Had to wait til after 9:30. 
Note - though they want you to keep park clean, no garbage cans placed around the park. Only 2 dumpsters at far end. 

I been to a lot of RV Parks in my time, hence my name GypsyLivin ;) This was by far my favorite. Manager was very helpful and friendly. Made me feel at home and welcomed. Grounds are well maintained, it's been a rainy March, thus not allowing for maintenance crew to mow just yet. Nice gravel lots with FHU. Clean shower houses and laundry room (has changer, which is a huge plus)! Guest pretty much stay to themselves, making this a very quiet place to stay! 

Nice park with great trees they were all in bloom when we were there.  Quiet campground with laundry and wifi.  

Easy access.  Roads and Sites are gravel and not level but it is managable. Look like mostly travel workers/full timers but very quite. Seen a few vehicles coming in  late afternoon and they kicked up some dust. Most of the drivers were kind by driving very slow.   Hookups are  in a good condition. 

Checkin is online. 

Things have apparently changed  because our experience was nothing like the previous good review.  I think things changed in the last year or two. The RV park is no longer Good Sam or Passport America; there doesn't seem to be any discounts because they want you to make all reservations online, forcing credit card usage. The one really good thing was that a nice lady did answer the phone when I was having trouble with the website making a reservation. Otherwise, we'd not have had a stop with power. Another good thing is that they are FHU and have a laundry.  Finally, if in need of propane, they have it, but you have to put in a request in advance (probably not getting it on a 1-night stay), so someone can come and be there to pump it. Now the bad: The place appears to be almost completely long-term stays. It seems there are only 5 sites for short term stays.  Sites are decently long, but close together and not too level (and we're not terribly picky on that). The campground is not maintained, other than mowing. The site we were in had the 30 amp going out. It kept switching off at box. Luckily, we had a 50 adapter and used that. The water faucets leak - not where you hook in hose - just leak, making site muddy. There are no office hours; it is hit and miss if anyone answers the phone.  Web site, documents/links emailed to us - nothing had check in/check out times. It was only on arrival we found out check out is noon. We managed to have the minimum of what we needed for the 1-night stop but it wasn't a great experience.

Very nice.  Dave was a very nice host.   Passport America. 18 a night for pull through 50 amp full.hook up.   Bathrooms very clean. All around nice park.    Will be back.   Thanks dave

Owner David is a Vet and a pleasant guy. All the sites are nice gravel pull through. WiFi was great. About 10 local TV channels. Lots of quiet seasonal living there. Will definitely stop again on our trips through Western Kentucky. 

We gave this park 5 stars because it deserves it!  All sites are drive thru, it’s quiet, very clean and the new owner Dave is a nice person anxious to please.   He came over to check in with us after we were all set up to make sure we were happy with our site.  There are Aspen Shade trees all over the park with at least one at each site and around the campground.  There is great WiFi at this park - upload 8.09 mbps Latency 26 ms.  Wifi is important to us so this was a very nice surprise.  No laundry room yet but he is working on it.  Easy on and off from highway.W

Stayed in this park for two months and decided to move to another park closer to jobsite for remaining 3 months because the electric bill was outrageously high. Almost as much as the monthly rental rate.  Stayed in Houston Texas during summer months and never paid that much for electric.  Owner was upset when I told him we were moving and proceeded to tell me how Pipeliners were trash.  Park is listed as a Good Sam Park with Cable which there wasn't any.  No shade. No Laundry Services.  Would highly recommend any looking for camping near this area to use Horseshoe Acres in Graham, KY only 12 miles away and Pipeliners Money is Greatly Appreciated.  

We pulled into the park at about 4:00 in the afternoon,  The lady in the office was friendly and nice.  I don't need a picnic table as we are full timers and usually eat in side.  They don't have a lot of big trees buy most of the sites have one.  We are just over night on passport Am/. but would stay here longer if we needed to be in the area.  The park has a lot of workers which is great by me.

We were going to stay here in a motorhome. Place was deserted, one moho someone had built a garage over, and a bunch of abandonded tractors and stuff. No picnic tables, no trees. Just a slot said "leave money here"

We rolled out and went south to the state park