Alexandria, Kentucky, draws RVers to its quiet horse farms and the massive A.J. Jolly Park playground. One standout campground, A.J. Jolly Park and Campground, starts at $42 a night and puts lakeside adventures at your doorstep. Camp here to fish, hike, or dash 20 minutes to Cincinnati's riverfront energy.
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Campbell County's Alexandria centers on A.J. Jolly Park, a 1,000-acre expanse of lakes, woods, and riding trails along KY-915. Horse farms dot Alexandria Pike, drawing riders from across Northern Kentucky. The Licking River winds nearby, perfect for kayaks, while Cincinnati's skyline beckons 20 miles north over I-275.
A.J. Jolly Park and Campground fits families, anglers, and nature fans with sites from $42/night. Electric and water hookups power your stay amid fishing lakes and disc golf courses. Launch from here to Newport on the Levee for dining or Big Bone Lick State Park for history.
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Alexandria excels in outdoor escapes at A.J. Jolly Park's 1,000 acres of lakes and trails. Horse farms line Alexandria Pike, a draw for equestrians. Campers pair it with quick trips to Cincinnati's Ohio River spots, blending rural peace with city pulse. Total package suits weekend warriors.
A.J. Jolly Park and Campground leads with rates from $42/night. Nestled on KY-915 in Alexandria, it offers electric, water hookups, and dump stations. Proximity to I-275 eases access for rigs heading to Cincinnati.
Yes, A.J. Jolly Park and Campground allows pets on leashes. Rules keep sites clean and safe for furry companions amid the trails. Many campers bring dogs for lakeside walks or hikes.