LONDON, Kentucky, sits at the crossroads of Appalachian adventure and Southern charm. With 19 RV parks within reach, campers find the perfect base for exploring the Daniel Boone National Forest and the legendary Wilderness Road. From historic trails to mountain lakes, this is where outdoor heritage meets modern RV comfort.
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RV travelers here choose from 19 parks offering everything from full-hookup luxury to rustic forest camping. The Farm RV Resort delivers resort-style amenities with WiFi and 50-amp service for $81–$89 a night, while Levi Jackson Wilderness Road Park offers budget-friendly sites from $31 with group camping options. Daniel Boone Campground provides sewer hookups and 50-amp power starting at $40, perfect for those planning extended stays near the forest trails.
LONDON is famous for the World Chicken Festival, a four-day event celebrating Kentucky's poultry heritage each September. The city also serves as a gateway to the Daniel Boone National Forest and historic Wilderness Road, where pioneers first entered Kentucky. Visitors can explore the Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park and nearby Cumberland Falls State Park.
Nineteen RV parks surround LONDON, including The Farm RV Resort with full hookups at $81–$89 nightly and Levi Jackson Wilderness Road Park from $31. Daniel Boone Campground offers sewer hookups starting at $40, while Holly Bay Campground near Laurel Lake begins at $37. These parks range from luxury resorts to state park campgrounds within 30 minutes of downtown.
Most RV parks in LONDON welcome pets, though policies vary by location. The Farm RV Resort and Daniel Boone Campground both allow dogs with leash requirements and waste cleanup rules. State parks like Levi Jackson Wilderness Road Park permit pets on designated trails but may restrict them from certain buildings or swimming areas. Always check specific park rules before booking your stay.