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Taylorsville Lake
Taylorsville Lake is a man-made lake located in Spencer County, Kentucky. It is the largest lake in the state, covering over 8,000 acres. The lake was created in the 1950s by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as part of the Taylorsville Lake Project. The lake is a popular destination for fishing, boating, camping, and other outdoor activities. The lake is surrounded by Mt. Eden, a small town located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. The town is home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and other attractions. The lake is also home to a variety of wildlife, including bald eagles, ospreys, and beavers.
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User Reviews
Benjamin Boggs
Fabulous state park! Highly recommend. The campground is almost done and will be better than ever! Better electric service, better water and some sites now have sewer!
Charlette Curtis
Van Buren boat dock is closed it does not say on the state website and it only says ramp is closed when it should have said road closed we got lucky to turn around at the end the water is up still over twenty five feet above normal
David Sanders
This is one of the nicest state park campgrounds we've ever stayed at. We would stay here again in a heartbeat. Site #42. 50/30/20, pedestal tall enough for Watchdog to clear the ground. Water. No sewer. Site was level enough that there was no issue just using the levelers on our Class A gas motorhome to level. There are only five sites in our loop. and this is the nicest loop, though the sites on the other loops are nice too. The spacing between the sites on this loop is ample, as are the other loops. While you can see the sites on either side, in this loop in particular, they are far enough away that the site feels quite private. Each of the sites in this loop have nice mature trees for shade. Sites are well compacted gravel, and are long enough for the coach and the car with no issues. Wide gravel patio with a picnic table and a fire ring with a cooking grate. 1 bar Verizon, 1 bar T-Mobile. Good enough AT&T for data. The park is big rig friendly. There is another section with tent sites, and a section with equestrian sites. There are a number of playgrounds, plenty of hiking, and a nice boat ramp, all in the park. The bathhouse was clean, and the showers had good pressure and ample hot water. There were two clothes washers and two dryers at the end of the bathhouse, all very reasonably priced.
Darrell Crady
Not my first time staying here. Always a good experience but this time we arrived at check in 2pm. Had the mower guys cutting from 2 pm till dark. Blowing dry died grass all over our site and tent. Didn’t appreciate the noise all day when trying to enjoy the camping life.
Cassie
This place is gorgeous! It's about an hour drive from our home in South Lexington. We had a campout there with a troop of one of my Children's. The primitive camping area is clean and very well maintained. Nice s'more area around the campfire! We did not encounter any Critters but we keep a really clean camp area. Shower houses were not spotless but very nice and well maintained in terms of mechanics. Laundry room was clean and well maintained. Fishing off of the boat dock was really nice and convenient.