Grove

Grove Campground

Nestled in the heart of the Daniel Boone National Forest, Grove Campground is a serene escape located in the London Ranger District of London, Kentucky. Perched above the stunning Laurel River Lake, this campground attracts outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure, relaxation, and breathtaking natural beauty.

Natural Features

Grove Campground is surrounded by the striking landscapes typical of Kentucky’s southeastern region. With 5,600 acres of clear water and 192 miles of cliff-lined shores at Laurel River Lake, the campground provides a tranquil setting ideal for both relaxation and outdoor activities. The forest is named after the legendary Daniel Boone, adding a touch of historical charm to your camping experience.

Available Campsites

The campground features a variety of sites to accommodate different camping preferences:

• Tent-Only Sites: Located in Loop C, these walk-in sites are perfect for traditional camping experiences.
• Standard Electric Sites: Situated in Loop BSNG, these sites come equipped with 20 and 30-amp electric hookups for RVs and campers.
• Maximum Occupancy: Each site can support a maximum of 6 campers, ensuring a comfortable and less crowded atmosphere.
• Vehicle Limit: Limited to two vehicles per campsite; additional vehicles incur a fee.

Amenities

Grove Campground is designed to offer a comfortable camping experience with several convenient amenities:

• Restroom Facilities: Flush toilets and drinking water are available to ensure cleanliness and convenience.
• Showers: Hot showers allow campers to freshen up after a day of outdoor activities.
• Campfire Rings: Each site is equipped with a picnic table and a campfire ring, perfect for evening cookouts and s’mores.
• On-Site Store: Limited groceries, along with ice and firewood, can be purchased at Grove Marina.

Recreation Opportunities

Outdoor enthusiasts will find a wealth of activities in and around the campground:

• Fishing: The clear waters of Laurel River Lake are home to walleye, crappie, and both brown and rainbow trout.
• Boating: A nearby boat ramp at Grove Marina provides easy access for boating and swimming.
• Hiking and Biking: With over 600 miles of trails available, including Duff Branch, Oak Branch, Fishing Point, and Singing Hills Trails, there’s plenty to explore.
• Wildlife Viewing: Be mindful of the local wildlife; bears frequent the area, so it’s essential to store food in approved containers at all times.

Need to Know

When planning your visit to Grove Campground, keep the following guidelines in mind:

• Reservations are required for specific sites, which means that once you reserve a site, it is your designated area.
• Do not move or tamper with campground infrastructure, including fire rings and picnic tables.
• To protect local forests, do not move firewood; obtain it locally and burn it on-site to prevent the spread of pests.
• There are high cliffs in the area; exercise caution when exploring these scenic viewpoints.

Come and experience the natural beauty and outdoor adventure waiting for you at Grove Campground, where memories are made and nature is celebrated!