Favorite Free Campground in Kentucky – War Fork Creek
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Dave Carey and Rudel are excited to begin their third year of full-time travel in their tiny home on wheels across North America. They recently stayed at Daniel Boone National Forest in Turkey Foot, a free campground with a beautiful stream and well-appointed sites. They enjoyed the peacefulness of the site and even took the time to pick up trash to leave the area clean for future visitors. They recommend visiting on a weekday to avoid weekend crowds and to be aware of potentially dangerous weather conditions. They also noted the risks of poison ivy, traffic, and snakes. Despite these concerns, they loved their stay and appreciate free places like this where they can camp and explore freely.
Roodles' favorite free campground at War Fork Creek!
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We are one adventure at a time
Dave Carey and Rudel are excited to begin our third year of living and traveling full-time in our tiny home on wheels. Join us as we travel across North America, exploring and sharing the beauty that surrounds us.
Discovering Turkey Foot Campsite
Today we are in Kentucky, in the Daniel Boone National Forest. This campground is called Turkey Foot and it is free. We are excited to see this place, especially the creek that runs through it and the layout of the campground. The sites are well appointed with picnic tables, fire pits, and shaded areas. However, they are more suited to tent campers than larger RVs.
A relaxing day by the stream
Turkey Foot Campground also offers a recreation area by the creek where you can fish, walk, or even swim. We had a great time jumping off rocks and playing in the water with our dog, Rudel. It's a quiet, peaceful place to unwind in nature.
Practical details and advice
If you are planning to visit this campground, note that there is no running water, so bring supplies. The campground is also located near the small town of McKee, where you can find amenities. It is recommended to visit during the week to avoid the weekend crowds. Be aware of flooding risks and the presence of poison ivy in the area.
Conclusion
We enjoyed our stay at Turkey Foot Campground and hope you will also have the chance to discover this beautiful place. We encourage you to respect the environment by leaving the place clean for future visitors. Thank you for following us on this adventure and do not hesitate to support our channel by becoming a patron or by purchasing our products on our website. See you soon for new discoveries!
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