16 campgrounds with first-come sites in Kentucky

Daniel Boone National Forest holds the most of them in the state. The Forest Service runs most of them. The biggest is Holly Bay with 138 sites.

A campground is listed when Recreation.gov or the Forest Service records it as first-come, first-served. Campgrounds where some sites book online and the rest are first-come are listed too, marked partly reservable.

Reservable Partly reservable First-come, first-served

All 16

CampgroundAgencySitesBookingLink
Holly BayFS138Partly reservableDetails →
WaxUSACE110First-comeDetails →
Pikes RidgeUSACE60First-comeDetails →
Koomer Ridge CampgroundFS54Partly reservableDetails →
Barren Fork Horse CampFS41Partly reservableDetails →
Bee Rock CampgroundFS25First-comeDetails →
Maple SpringsNPS7Partly reservableDetails →
Bell Farm Horse CampFSFirst-comeDetails →
Clear Creek CampgroundFSFirst-comeDetails →
German CampgroundUSACEFirst-comeDetails →
Great Meadows CampgroundFSFirst-comeDetails →
Little Lick CampgroundFSFirst-comeDetails →
Paragon Dispersed Camping AreaFSFirst-comeDetails →
Turkey Foot CampgroundFSFirst-comeDetails →
White Oak Boat-In CampgroundFSFirst-comeDetails →
White Sulphur Horse CampFSFirst-comeDetails →

Also in Kentucky

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