Pine Ridge thrusts you into Kentucky's Red River Gorge, where sandstone arches tower over wild trails and climbers scale sheer cliffs. Pitch your RV at Koomer Ridge Campground or Woodstock Campground, both under $30 a night, to hit iconic hikes like Auxier Ridge from your doorstep. These pet-friendly bases unlock Daniel Boone National Forest's raw beauty without the crowds.
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Pine Ridge guards the edge of Red River Gorge Geological Area in Wolfe County. Hikers storm the 7.4-mile Koomer Ridge Trail loop, drivers thread the narrow Nada Tunnel on KY-15, and adventurers chase views from Indian Staircase. Clifty Wilderness hides rare ferns; nearby Slade hosts Gorge Zip Line adventures.
Koomer Ridge Campground thrives in Daniel Boone National Forest for groups seeking water hookups and pet-friendly sites at $21 to $30 nightly. Woodstock Campground draws big rig owners, group campers, and pet lovers with spacious pads from $20 to $30 per night. Campers launch into Gorge trails or Natural Bridge State Park from either spot.
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Pine Ridge marks the gateway to Red River Gorge Geological Area's arches and cliffs. Climbers tackle routes at Muir Valley; hikers explore 70 miles of trails like Double Arch Loop. Families zip-line in Slade or drive scenic KY-11 through the wilderness, drawing 500,000 visitors yearly for outdoor thrills.
Koomer Ridge Campground and Woodstock Campground list as top options near Pine Ridge. Koomer Ridge sits in Daniel Boone National Forest with group sites and water; Woodstock handles big rigs near Gorge trails. Both run $20 to $30 nightly and book fast in peak season.
Yes, both Koomer Ridge Campground and Woodstock Campground allow pets. Keep dogs leashed at Koomer Ridge in the national forest; Woodstock offers space for larger pets with big rigs. Check forest rules for breed limits and waste cleanup near trails.