Ranch House Lodge & RV Camping

Henry Logos

Our stay at Ranch House RV Camping was fantastic! The campground was clean, peaceful, and surrounded by beautiful scenery. The RV sites were spacious, and everything was well maintained. The owners were kind, helpful, and made us feel right at home. If you're looking for a quiet and relaxing RV camping experience in Kentucky, this is the perfect place. We can't wait to visit again!

Erika Dominick

My husband and I, along with our five boys, have made this campground part of our Fourth of July tradition for the past three years. After speaking with Andy and Karen on several occasions, it’s clear how much they care about nature and how proud they are of this beautiful property. The river was a bit higher this year, which is obviously beyond their control, but we simply made sure the kids wore life jackets. Andy and Karen even offered some of their own if we needed them. Learning about the history of the lodge, then ending the day with hot homemade pizza and the best chili I’ve ever had (and I make a pretty good chili myself!) was the perfect way to wrap up a day outdoors. They’ve also added an incredible pirate ship themed play area for kids, which was such a fun surprise and a huge hit with our boys. It’s disappointing to see some of the negative reviews for this campground. This is a family-owned business, and Andy and Karen truly pour their hearts into maintaining and improving the property. It’s understandable that they become frustrated when guests disrespect the campground by painting rocks, leaving litter behind, or failing to clean up after their pets. The care and hard work they invest in this place are evident, and our family has always felt welcomed and appreciated during our visits. We look forward to returning again next year.

Arantxa Alegre

On May 18 I made a one night reservation in this RV/campground without service. We arrived to Ranch House Lodge on July 4, after having been in numerous campgrounds in the U.S. and Canada before arriving to Glennallen since June 22, the start of our trip. Only in one occasion we had a 15amp site. The rest were dry sites, sometimes in provincial parks in Canada, where there are no showers, but always access to water. We never had a problem in our camping life experiences with that issue. Our surprise was that, despite of having a bunch of dry sites for tents (or in our case a van), in Ranch House Lodge there was no common access to water, assuming that guests sleeping in tents don’t eat and therefore don’t have to do the dishes. When I inquired where to do the dishes, the lady in charge (very arrogant by the way), looked at me as if I was talking Marcian, and told me that I could do them in the bathroom. Let’s talk about the bathrooms. In the bathroom, there is no paper, hand sanitizer, or any basic item one may need for the toilet. The toilets, sinks and showers (only 2 sets for about a hundred people) are together, which means that if some teenager is taking a shower listening to music (and you can guess how long that can be), like it happened to me, I have to wait to be able to pee until they are done. Sites are barely 10 feet from each other, with absolutely no sense of privacy. It’s vary obvious they can make as much money as possible at the expense of having the space overcrowded. The position of certain sites, by the river, is hazardous in case of flooding, to say the least. The laundry room has only one washer and one dryer, you need coins but there is no machine to change money, you need to go to the bar/registration office to change (for us it involved to drive). And finally, it’s not located 8 miles from Glennallen as they say on their website but 16. Never stay here!!! Red flags all over the place!

Craig Mefford

Our group made reservations in February for a trip that was planned for July. A week or so before we were to arrive we found out about the Glacier View Car Launch. We needed to get to the event early so we called the Ranch House to see if we could drop off the camp trailers early. Karen (owner) made arrangements so we could drop off the trailers so we could drive back to the event. After we got back we enjoyed cocktails and pizza which were awesome. Karen was our waitress and is a quick witted lady. She shared stories of how her and her husband Andy came about owning a RV park an amazing story. I highly recommend this place and we will definitely be stopping here whenever we are in the area.

Situated between Valdez and Anchorage, this is the perfect spot. Quiet and peaceful. Not a partypark Just families and travelers enjoying being outside. It is the real Alaska you want to see. The sites are large and the tavern is a fun place to grab a drink and enjoy a pizza. The lodge itself is full of history and is quite beautiful inside.