Looking for campsites around or along the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. Desire pull-through sites with full hook-ups. Two 45 foot coaches traveling together this summer. Thank you for your help.
From my camping experience with the B/T: Taylorsville Lake State Park. Lots of room but low voltage as you progress toward the end of the line of sites; especially in hot wx where AC is needed. Kentucky Horse Park Campground. As a group of three RVers, we staged our RVs at a midway point and at the end then used the toad to travel both ways, half way along the trail. Would suggest that you participate in the trails T-shirt program. Maker's Mark was our favorite tour. While there consider doing your own red wax seal, with labeled seal date on a purchased bottle. It's a souvenir to be shared at some later date. If you have the time, I would suggest visiting Buffalo Trace distillery in Frankfort, KY. Rustic and one of the only two distillers open during Prohibition. It's also good whisky!
Plus, they make a bourbon-based cream liquor (sort of like Bailey's but with bourbon) that isn't exported outside of KY. Yumm!
It's been several years since we did the BT; however, we stayed in one of the deluxe patio sites at Louisville South KOA. They're kind of close together (what site isn't at a KOA) but they were really nice. X2 on Joel's recommendation for Buffalo Trace's cream liquor. Lori-
It pays to have someone who doesn't drink with you on these tours. They get their sample, but you get to drink it! Lori-
