Frankfort captivates with Kentucky's only state capital vibe, bourbon roots at Buffalo Trace Distillery, and the winding Kentucky River. Four top RV parks hug creeks and riversides, granting easy access to historic downtown and trailheads. Park your rig here to tour the Capitol dome, paddle Elkhorn Creek, and taste barrel-aged history.
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Frankfort pulses as Kentucky's capital city. The gleaming State Capitol overlooks the Kentucky River from Wilkinson Boulevard. Buffalo Trace Distillery on Leestown Road draws bourbon pilgrims with free tours and tastings. Hikers tackle the bluffs at Cove Spring Park, while history buffs roam Liberty Hall's gardens. Annual events like the Capital City BBQ Festival fill Clinton Street with smoke and music.
RV parks around Frankfort cater to every camper. Elkhorn Campground suits groups with showers, WiFi, dump station, and sites for big gatherings. Elkhorn Creek RV Park draws power users with 50-amp and 30-amp hookups, WiFi, showers at $48 to $65 per night. Kentucky River Campground offers WiFi from $49 nightly for river explorers. Still Waters Campground keeps budgets happy at $41 per night, perfect for quiet retreats.
Frankfort serves as Kentucky's state capital and bourbon trail gateway. The iconic State Capitol dominates the skyline on the Kentucky River. Buffalo Trace Distillery offers world-class tours just five miles north on US 127. History seekers visit Liberty Hall, while trails at Jim Beam Nature Center provide hikes amid rolling hills. Festivals like Capital City Arts Fest light up downtown each summer.
Elkhorn Campground, Elkhorn Creek RV Park, Kentucky River Campground, and Still Waters Campground list in our directory. Elkhorn options hug the creek with showers and WiFi. Kentucky River Campground and Still Waters offer river proximity, full amenities from $41 nightly.
Elkhorn Creek RV Park provides full hookups with 50-amp and 30-amp service. It includes WiFi and showers for $48 to $65 per night. Other parks like Elkhorn Campground offer dump stations and partial hookups, ideal for shorter stays near the Kentucky River.