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Twin Lakes Camp

Forest Service Rd 104-A, Gilbertsville, KY 42044, USA

Introduce

Twin Lakes Camp is nestled along Forest Service Rd 104-A in Gilbertsville, KY, offering a serene retreat surrounded by nature. This hidden gem provides a unique opportunity to connect with the great outdoors, featuring primitive camping sites and access to scenic trails and waterways.

  • Environment: Located near Twin Lakes, this campsite offers breathtaking views of the surrounding forest and water bodies, creating an ideal setting for nature enthusiasts. The area is known for its diverse wildlife and unspoiled natural beauty.
  • Service Items: Twin Lakes Camp provides basic facilities such as a single Porta Potty, perfect for those looking to experience nature without compromising on comfort. The campsite offers a mix of convenience and back-to-nature experiences.
  • Characteristics: This campsite is ideal for adventurers who enjoy hiking, kayaking, and exploring the outdoors. The well-marked trails cater to hikers of all levels, offering a loop trail that ensures visitors can enjoy the scenery without worrying about getting lost.

Twin Lakes Camp is a must-visit for nature lovers seeking an authentic outdoor experience in Kentucky. Whether you're looking for a challenging hike or a peaceful retreat, this campsite offers something for everyone.

  • Customer Feedback: Visitors praise the camp's natural beauty and well-maintained trails, with many highlighting it as one of their favorite camping spots in the U.S. Some guests recommend coming prepared to encounter wildlife like skunks, while others appreciate the peaceful surroundings. The positive experiences shared by visitors underscore Twin Lakes Camp's charm as a destination for outdoor adventures.

Embrace the serenity of Twin Lakes Camp and make your next camping trip unforgettable!

Amenities

Picnic tables

Public restroom

Restroom

Running water

Tent sites

Children

Good for kids

Parking

On-site parking

cLOVEr Mar 11
★★★★★5

At this point..in all my travels..this is by far my favorite in us..i Will go back Which I did..2/23..the spot I'd stayed before was lived at by a local,so found a diff one,guess skunks are bad there,my dog was sprayed and wiped it on EVERYTHING...there was trash everywhere because guess funding was cut for forest rangers,so spent time trying to wash skunk stank out and picking up garbage...beautiful place,diff experience,so SUPPORT YR LOCAL WILDLIFE PRESERVES AND STOP DUMPING TRASH YA FKTRDS... n beware of skunks...doesn't smell like good weed when it's actually sprayed,made us all sick...

Jeff B (Jeffery) Jun 25
★★★★★5

Was here just for a hike but it looked like there were a couple of primitive camp sites and one plastic Porta Potty. So if you are looking for a great senic hike or a place to launch a kayak, this is the place to be. The trail is well marked and loops so it is hard to get lost. Also you can access the water for swimming, but honestly, there are way better spots for that. Come for the great hike.

Vinnie Gallo Sep 14
★★★★☆4

Nice place to camp, hopefully you don't have a schmuck next to you running a generator the whole time like I did...

Andy Mayfair Oct 22
★★★★★5

Nice, cozy campground, very quiet and relaxing.

chad stevens May 08
★★★★★5

Quiet place to camp out, everyone was spaced out, there was picnic tables, good view of the sky, and a short walk to the shore line

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