Long post, summary - beautiful quiet camp ground with sweet accommodating Hosts.

In southern Ohio I know there are plenty of us that cross into surrounding states for horseback riding, so in case this may be helpful to anyone. This weekend we rode at Greenbo lake state park in Greenup KY. They DO NOT allow over night camping with horses anymore despite what the website shows. After making many many phone calls we found "Black's Camper Lots". The owners were super helpful and ultra accommodating . Before this weekend they had only hosted one other horse camper, but the host (a horse owner herself) told me "horses people gotta look out for each other" She and her husband put up a nice size electric paddock that attached to a stall in the barn that provided more than I expected for shelter and roaming space. They do also have plenty of electric/water/sewage camp sites.

The owners met up with us when we arrived and showed us the hows and wheres of their camp. The had filled up fresh water for the horses and planned a place to park our trailer with the most shade since we were planning to "boondock" for the weekend. Blacks Camper Lots is only 15-20 min drive to greenbo lake state park and is the closest (and only that I could find )horse allowed campground to the park. Blacks Camper lots is quiet and beautiful. The fire flies glittered the pasture behind us and we woke up to the sweet lowing of cows in the distance.

Once we arrived at Greenbo we were able to park in the field down where the old horse camp used to be located, and ride back to the all purpose clay lick trail. The owners came back on check out day to ask if we needed anything and let us know they had checked on our canopy while we were gone since there had been quite a bit of wind. Over all great stay and would do it again. Their names are Cindy and Mark and you can find it by googling Blacks Camper lots argillite Ky