Dry Ridge, Kentucky, hooks I-75 road trippers with the world's largest rocking chair and a straight shot to the Ark Encounter. Five RV parks cluster here, starting at $47 a night. Pull off at Exit 159 to base your adventures amid biblical wonders and Grant County charm.
Dry Ridge anchors Grant County as a quirky I-75 crossroads. Towering 42 feet at the welcome center off Exit 159, the world's largest rocking chair begs for selfies. Venture 15 miles north on KY-36 to the Ark Encounter's massive Noah's Ark replica. Southbound, Big Bone Lick State Park reveals mastodon bones and wild bison trails.
RV parks turn Dry Ridge into a traveler's haven. Budget nomads grab Unhitched Dry Ridge RV Park's WiFi sites from $47 nightly. Families dive into Camper Village RV Park's pool, boating, and fishing perks starting at $52. I-75 haulers charge up at I-75 Camper Village with 50-amp power, showers, and WiFi. Northern KY RV Park fits all with reliable connectivity from $48.
Dry Ridge claims the world's largest rocking chair, a 42-foot behemoth at I-75 Exit 159. This roadside icon draws selfies from coast-to-coast drivers. The town also launches trips to the Ark Encounter 15 miles north, a top biblical attraction pulling over a million visitors yearly.
Northern KY RV Park, I75 Camper Village, Unhitched Dry Ridge RV Park, Camper Village RV Park, and I-75 Camper Village sit right off I-75 Exit 159. These spots cluster within five miles of downtown. Expect WiFi at four, pools at one, and rates from $47 nightly.
I-75 Camper Village delivers 50-amp hookups with showers and WiFi. This park targets long-haul RVers needing big power for extended I-75 stops. Other parks offer standard 30/50-amp options; call ahead to confirm site availability.
