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Heartland Campground
Overview
Heartland Campground serves as a peaceful gateway to the scenic wonders of Central Kentucky. This family-operated destination prides itself on maintaining a clean and quiet environment where travelers can truly unwind after a day on the road. Unlike high-traffic commercial resorts, this park offers a more personal, relaxed atmosphere that makes every RVer feel like a welcomed guest in the friendly Campbellsville community.
Location & Surroundings
Situated conveniently near Highway 55, the park provides an excellent jumping-off point for exploring Taylor County. Its proximity to Green River Lake State Park means you are never far from world-class water recreation and picturesque landscapes. The immediate surroundings are defined by lush greenery and open skies, offering a rustic feel while remaining just a short drive from the essential services, shops, and restaurants found in downtown Campbellsville.
Amenities & Park Features
The facility is well-equipped to handle modern RV needs, offering spacious sites with full hookups including both 30 and 50-amp electrical service. Guests can take advantage of the on-site laundry facilities and well-maintained bathhouses, which are frequently noted for their accessibility and cleanliness. The park also provides reliable wireless internet access at the sites, making it easier for remote workers or those planning the next leg of their journey to stay connected while enjoying the outdoors.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The crown jewel of the region is undoubtedly Green River Lake, where visitors can enjoy endless days of boating, jet skiing, and fishing for bass or crappie. Those who prefer land-based activities can explore miles of scenic hiking trails or visit the nearby Clay Hill Memorial Forest for nature study. History buffs and shoppers will enjoy a trip to the historic downtown district, which features unique local boutiques and cozy Kentucky eateries that showcase regional flavors.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is perfectly suited for lake-loving families and retirees looking for a calm home base near the water. It is an excellent fit for those who prefer a straightforward camping experience where the focus remains on nature and relaxation rather than organized activities. Because of its location, it is also a top choice for visiting university families or travelers looking for a reliable, safe, and quiet place to park for an extended stay in the Bluegrass State.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
TimelessRewind Travel Safe
Poor Wi-Fi services. Old washer/dryer. Increased prices. Dirty little secrets behind closed office doors. Police came 3 times: not all are nice! Bathrooms no privacy, I never used it after seeing a roach in there. Would not return. You’re lucky I don’t see them after being slandered I don’t know why people draw the bad people but the manager there she’s awful ! And you have to get on your knees to connect water connection deep in the ground! Very disappointing. Because they don’t fix anything. Too busy smoking, taking trips to Michigan to buy to resell. Need I say more!
Rosen Melathe
cockroaches literally everywhere, awful atmosphere, manager had me feeling like i was back in grade school trying not to squirm in my seat too much. AKA she arbitrarily decides certain people are undesirable and makes their lives terrible.
Kathy Evans
Very nice people but only good for a day or two. A lot of Amazon workers stay there that you never see. We stay there to go see my brother. Bathrooms are okay and clean. No sport activities.
ERIC “Salt2Sand” SMITH
It is a very convenient spot. Basically a parking lot with many full timers. Many RVs were run down. But if you have to be in the area it fine. Very inexpensive and staff was nice.
LeeAnna McDaniel
The owner Jeff is super nice and it was super cheap for monthly rates which is why I gave it 3 stars. Otherwise…I wouldn’t call it a campground. it’s a gravel lot for campers. It is NOT A RECREATIONAL campground. It’s mostly made up of permanent residents and construction crews -which is why we stayed…husband worked in the area and coworkers were there first so we just followed. We kept our campers close together and kept to ourselves mostly. There were multiple dilapidated dwellings. One of which is a cargo trailer with fans stuck in the door and multiple tarps spread between trucks/trailers/camper. There are zero restrictions to “camping” there. Some campers looked uninhabitable but I guess paid the lot rent so were parked there. The washers and dryers were clean and the “clubhouse” was mostly clean…however you would walk in early mornings to unpleasant smells from previous nights activities. Again, Jeff was super nice and hand delivered Amazon packages and it was super cheap but this is def a place to park to sleep and def not a recreation location.