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Mt Vernon Renfro Valley RV Park offers a serene and secluded getaway for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat. Nestled in the heart of Kentucky, this charming RV park provides a quiet environment perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life while enjoying nature's beauty.
The park boasts large, level gravel sites that accommodate even the largest RVs with ease. While it may lack some modern amenities, the park compensates with its tranquil setting, clean facilities, and picturesque surroundings. A quaint creek flows alongside the park, adding to the natural charm, while an open field offers plenty of space for pets to roam freely.
Guests have praised the park for its quiet atmosphere and cleanliness, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a peaceful camping experience. The limited number of sites ensures minimal noise and disturbance, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in nature.
- Environment: Located in a tranquil area with natural beauty, including a nearby creek and open fields perfect for walking and enjoying the outdoors.
- Facilities: Basic but clean facilities, including restrooms and showers. No-frills amenities cater to those looking for a simple camping experience.
Mt Vernon Renfro Valley RV Park is particularly popular among visitors who appreciate the park's seclusion and natural setting. While it may not offer all the modern conveniences of larger parks, its charm and tranquility make it a favorite among nature lovers and RV enthusiasts seeking an off-the-grid experience.
Customer Feedback: Reviews highlight both the positive and negative aspects of the park. Many visitors appreciate the quiet, clean, and spacious sites, as well as the natural beauty of the surroundings. One guest described their stay as "very peaceful" and praised the large sites and proximity to nature. However, some guests have noted the lack of amenities, such as picnic tables and fire rings, and have expressed concerns about the cleanliness of the restrooms and office staff attitude. Despite these issues, many visitors still find value in the park's serene environment and plan to return.
Service options
Onsite services
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Offerings
RV camping
RV electric hookup
RV sewer hookup
RV water hookup
Payments
Camping fee
Debit cards
Credit cards
Parking
On-site parking
Pets
Dogs allowed
Christine Bates
Dec 29
I really like this little park. We were there in September and then again December 28. It is a bit on the pricier side and there really are no amenities but the sites are large and the park is very quiet and clean. There was only one other RV there so there was no noise from other campers. The spaces are gravel and quite level. There’s a cute little creek running alongside the park and a big open field that we walked our dogs in. Nice place- we will be back !
cindy breads
Oct 27
This is the worst over priced RV park I have ever stayed at (and I have been a full time RVer for over 3 years) no picnic tables, no fire ring, the the bathrooms and showers were disgusting with no toilet paper and they advertise on the website that they take good Sam and when we get they say they don’t! Please do yourself a favor and save your money and stay somewhere else! Oh yeah and I really feel the ladies in the office could be a little more nicer after all we do pay their salaries!
Gray Dog
Aug 04
The campgrounds is fine The place in general has gone downhill. I could not connect to the Wi-Fi and they couldn't seem to help me. They used to have cable TV now that's gone. Their stores and restaurant seem to have all closed they say they can't get anybody here to open up businesses. We love country music and would like to see this place come back. Maybe they need to put in an amusement park or something to attract people. I think if they had more people coming here entrepreneurs would finest a good place to open up their business we came to a concert and there was only two other campers here that's ridiculous. I surely hope things get better
Nancy Haas
May 26
Once upon a time this was a nice campground. It was nice to be able to go to a concert and not have to drive afterwards. It is so run down! The bathrooms are dirty and out of date. You have to have a code to get in the bathroom which you get at the liquor store when checking in. The extra $15 dollar fee to secure a sight is a joke. There were 3 campers there on the side we were on and maybe 8 on the other side. The water spigot had no handle and they moved us to another site. No picnic tables, no cable, sketchy wifi. The help at the liquor store were a little loud and a bit inappropriate. They did however get us someone who tried to make it better but you can't improve on a disaster. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. So Sad!!!
Spicy Exploring
Sep 24
Pros: close to the concerts See the stars at night good Cons: No fire pit No picnic table Locked bathrooms and showers with no code given to get in Gravel pad grew over with grass In a open field Spots legit in the parking lot Water is a half buried hose running from the nicer camp ground No 15 Amp plugs Covers broken off 30 Amp plugs Employees go in and out gravel drive last leaves at 4 am Check out 11 am Check in 4pm not really a con but is with the early Check out. Interstate noise Main high way noise Lots of lights on lighting every thing until 4 am This is not an enjoyable or relaxing camp ground I would not recommend!