## Overview

Reservations will be on the bulletin boards in from of each shelter with the
last name of the party on the calendar day reserved

-This is a day use area that once a reservation is placed is reserved for the whole day.

-Play grounds, fishing areas, restrooms, and grills are all located beside or near by each site.

-Alcohol use at these sites is prohibited.

<h2>Overview</h2>
<p>Reservations will be on the bulletin boards in from of each shelter with the last name of the party on the calendar day reserved</p>
<p>-This is a day use area that once a reservation is placed is reserved for the whole day.</p>
<p>-Play grounds, fishing areas, restrooms, and grills are all located beside or near by each site.</p>
<p>-Alcohol use at these sites is prohibited.</p>

Bird's eye view of the campground

Buckhorn Day Use

## Overview

Buckhorn Campground on Buckhorn Lake, provides the perfect outdoor escape in
eastern Kentucky's lush Cumberland Plateau.  
  
The campground is packed with activities to entertain all ages, including
monthly interpretive programs offered during summer months and convenient
access for boating and fishing on Buckhorn Lake.

## Recreation

Buckhorn Lake welcomes fishing, boating, water skiing, hiking, swimming,
hunting and just plain relaxing. The campground provides access to a nature
trail and fishing areas as well.

## Facilities

Buckhorn is packed with amenities to make your stay comfortable. A basketball
court, playground and horseshoe pits will entertain visitors on-shore, while a
swimming area and boat ramp, cater to visitors eager to explore the lake.  
  
Additional amenities include free wireless internet, electric hookups, laundry
facilities, hot showers, vending machines, a dump station and flush toilets.

## Natural Features

Buckhorn campground sits near the dam on Buckhorn Lake, surrounded by the
beauty of the scenic Appalachian Mountain Range.  
  
The rugged plateau landscape is deeply traversed by a series of narrow,
winding valleys separated by steep watersheds with branching streams.  
  
  
Fed by the waters of the Kentucky River, Buckhorn Lake extends for 1,230
surface-acres, providing plenty of water recreation opportunities.

Buckhorn Campground was also recently recongnized as the location for the
largest River Birch Tree in the country by The National Register of Big Trees,
the tree measures 205 inches around, 117 feet high and an 85 foot crown on
top, making this tree surely a sight to see.  
  

## Nearby Attractions

The park is just minutes from attractions like Carr Creek Lake and the
Buckhorn Log Church. Rent a pontoon from Buckhorn Lake State Resort Park,
explore the Red River Gorge Geological Area or hike through the Daniel Boone
National Forest.

<h2>Overview</h2>
Buckhorn Campground on Buckhorn Lake, provides the perfect outdoor escape in eastern Kentucky's lush Cumberland Plateau.<br/><br/>
The campground is packed with activities to entertain all ages, including monthly interpretive programs offered during summer months and convenient access for boating and fishing on Buckhorn Lake.<h2>Recreation</h2>
Buckhorn Lake welcomes fishing, boating, water skiing, hiking, swimming, hunting and just plain relaxing. The campground provides access to a nature trail and fishing areas as well.<h2>Facilities</h2>
Buckhorn is packed with amenities to make your stay comfortable. A basketball court, playground and horseshoe pits will entertain visitors on-shore, while a swimming area and boat ramp, cater to visitors eager to explore the lake. 
<br/><br/>
Additional amenities include free wireless internet, electric hookups, laundry facilities, hot showers, vending machines, a dump station and flush toilets.<h2>Natural Features</h2>
<p>Buckhorn campground sits near the dam on Buckhorn Lake, surrounded by the beauty of the scenic Appalachian Mountain Range. <br><br> The rugged plateau landscape is deeply traversed by a series of narrow, winding valleys separated by steep watersheds with branching streams. <br><br><br>Fed by the waters of the Kentucky River, Buckhorn Lake extends for 1,230 surface-acres, providing plenty of water recreation opportunities.</p>

<p>Buckhorn Campground was also recently recongnized as the location for the largest River Birch Tree in the country by The National Register of Big Trees, the tree measures 205 inches around, 117 feet high and an 85 foot crown on top, making this tree surely a sight to see.<br><br></p>

<h2>Nearby Attractions</h2>
The park is just minutes from attractions like Carr Creek Lake and the Buckhorn Log Church. Rent a pontoon from Buckhorn Lake State Resort Park, explore the Red River Gorge Geological Area or hike through the Daniel Boone National Forest.

BUCKHORN CAMPGROUND

Buckhorn Campground

## Overview

The Trace Branch Campground, located on Buckhorn Lake, is a great launchpad
for outdoor activities in Kentucky's lush Cumberland Plateau. The facility
features plenty of shade and open grassy areas for spreading out and enjoying
the landscape of the Appalachian Mountain Range.  
  

## Recreation

Buckhorn lake offers ideal conditions for anglers including seclusion from
fishing pressure and boat traffic, producing some of the best muskie fishing
in the area.  
  
With comfortable water temperatures,swimming and water skiing are popular in
summer months and hikers are encouraged to take advantage of the area's many
miles of trails.

## Facilities

Trace Branch Campground boasts mostly waterfront campsites with electric and
water hookups. Amenities include a shower house, playground, horseshoe pits,
and a convenient fishing area.  

## Natural Features

Buckhorn Lake is situated in the Cumberland Plateau of eastern Kentucky. The
rugged plateau landscape is deeply traversed by a series of narrow, winding
valleys separated by steep watersheds with branching streams. The Kentucky
River feeds the lake, originating in the southeast of the state and flowing
generally northwestward.

## Nearby Attractions

Nearby destinations include the Lilley Cornett Woods, Daniel Boone National
Forest, Natural Bridge State Resort Park and the Red River Gorge Geological
Area.

<h2>Overview</h2>
The Trace Branch Campground, located on Buckhorn Lake, is a great launchpad for outdoor activities in Kentucky's lush Cumberland Plateau. The facility features plenty of shade and open grassy areas for spreading out and enjoying the landscape of the Appalachian Mountain Range.<br/><br/><h2>Recreation</h2>
Buckhorn lake offers ideal conditions for anglers including seclusion from fishing pressure and boat traffic, producing some of the best muskie fishing in the area.<br/><br/> With comfortable water temperatures,swimming and water skiing are popular in summer months and hikers are encouraged to take advantage of the area's many miles of trails.<h2>Facilities</h2>
<p>Trace Branch Campground boasts mostly waterfront campsites with electric and water hookups. Amenities include a shower house, playground, horseshoe pits, and a convenient fishing area. <br></p>
<h2>Natural Features</h2>
Buckhorn Lake is situated in the Cumberland Plateau of eastern Kentucky. The rugged plateau landscape is deeply traversed by a series of narrow, winding valleys separated by steep watersheds with branching streams. The Kentucky River feeds the lake, originating in the southeast of the state and flowing generally northwestward.
<h2>Nearby Attractions</h2>
Nearby destinations include the Lilley Cornett Woods, Daniel Boone National Forest, Natural Bridge State Resort Park and the Red River Gorge Geological Area.

TRACE BRANCH CAMPGROUND

Trace Branch Campground

Buckhorn Lake, KY is situated in the Cumberland Plateau of eastern Kentucky.
This is an area that possesses a landscape as rugged as any found in the
State. The plateau is deeply traversed by a series of narrow, winding valleys
separated by steep watersheds and covered by a network of continuously
branching streams. Originating in the southeast and flowing generally
northwestward, the Kentucky River is one of the region's major rivers.

Buckhorn Lake, KY is situated in the Cumberland Plateau of eastern Kentucky.  This is an area that possesses a landscape as rugged as any found in the State.  The plateau is deeply traversed by a series of narrow, winding valleys separated by steep watersheds and covered by a network of continuously branching streams.  Originating in the southeast and flowing generally northwestward, the Kentucky River is one of the region's major rivers.

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