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From jct Blue Grass Pky & US 31E: Go 2 mi N on US 31E, then 2-1/4 mi W on US 62.
Very nice place to stay in pretty countryside while only a couple of miles from Bardstown. Inexpensive rates and they stay the same regardless of what events/festivals are happening in town. Manager was very friendly and knowledgeable about the area and places to visit. Spaces were easy to get a camping trailer in and out. We would definitely recommend.
We had nice buddy site but saw 2 campers with their wheels off the ground trying to get level.
The bathrooms were horrendous. Nasty; no water in one stall; no toilet paper. No lights outside of them.
I only gave them a 3 because we had a nice site.
The park in general was very quiet .. many full time residents. Did not check out bathhouse on this trip. Staff super friendly! With no amenities seemed pricey! Close to Jim Beam distillery and many other distilleries .. Roads to and from park paved and curvy no shoulder (but we have driven on worse)
We have been very happy with this campground. We have a pull behind RV & had planned to stay at My Old Kentucky Home State Park, when we arrived there, our site was taken and there was no one to help. We called White Acres & they were very kind and accommodating. She met us and showed us to our site. The sites are all gravel and not level, but the park is quiet and many newer RVs & nice people staying here. Half of the RV park has trees and half does not. It could use a little upgrade, but we have enjoyed our stay. It is 25 min or less from many distilleries. It is an hour from Frankfort and about the same to Louisville. It is 5 min into Bardstown. There is a convenience store a few min away for ice and necessities. I would recommend this place and we would stay here again.
