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Daniel Boone/Clear Creek
Daniel Boone Clear Creek Salt Lick is located in the heart of Kentucky's Daniel Boone National Forest. This unique salt lick is a natural mineral deposit that has been used by wildlife for centuries. The salt lick is a great place to observe wildlife, as it attracts a variety of animals including deer, turkey, and other wildlife. Visitors can also enjoy the scenic views of the surrounding forest and the nearby Clear Creek. The area is also popular for camping, fishing, and hiking.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
James Jenkins
April 2025 FCFS No cell service, level spots all ok for campers. Good spacing between spots, hiking trails in the area. Older Vault Toilets, I did not find a dump station Roads are all paved in the area. Local traffic on a dead end road.
Brad D
This is a pretty nice and out of the way campground. The bathrooms are not bad and were clean when I was there. If you find yourself in the area and need a place to spend the night you should try this one.
Leeann Fleener
$15 Single $20 Double. Men and women's pit house, No shower. Fire ring,level gravel site. Shady sites. Creek was dry when we went. Poles to hang lights. Picnic table. No or low cell coverage is great for getting away. Potable water. Hors shoe pit. Quiet.
Greg Winslow
I enjoyed this campground, having one of the prettiest sites helped. Facilities are nice. Surprisingly not busy over July 4 weekend.
Brian Polley
This primitive campground is nestled into the woods along side a creek near Cave Run Lake. Cell phone service here is limited at best, and the closest store is a couple miles down the road. Clear Creek Shooting range is right up the road, very close and very clean. Toilet houses are on site, as well as dumpsters. Wildlife spotting is very real here, and there are bears in the area. Overall, if you are looking for a primitive campground, this is a great place to spend a weekend!