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Gray Hills suits off-grid campers, families, and solo travelers chasing primitive peace in Appalachian foothills. The park sits 20 minutes off I-75 near Corbin, close to Barbourville conveniences. Claim one of 8 sites for $20 to $45 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Gray Hills skips full hookups for true primitive camping. No electric service means zero 30-amp or 50-amp options, and no on-site sewer. Grab water from the shared spigot instead. This raw setup fits the 150-acre escape focused on nature over outlets.
Yes, Gray Hills welcomes pets. Bring dogs or cats, but keep them leashed around wildlife-rich woods and pond. Clean up waste to protect the land and respect fellow campers. No size, breed limits or dog park listed, just natural play space.
Gray Hills charges $20 to $45 per night. Rates cover primitive sites with firepits, water spigot access, and perks like fishing or kayaking. Reserve through Hipcamp early; just 8 spots fill fast on weekends near I-75.
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