Bee Rock Campground

National Visitor Use Monitoring, Oct 2026-Sept 2027

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From October 2026 through September 2027, survey interviewers will be conducting National Visitor Use Monitoring surveys of Daniel Boone National Forest visitors around the Forest. Surveys are voluntary and all responses are confidential. Surveys take roughly 15 minutes to complete. Survey sites will be clearly marked by orange survey signs and traffic cones. Survey results help us and our local tourism partners better understand our visitors' needs and more effectively plan our recreation offerings.

National Visitor Use Monitoring is a Forest Service program designed to estimate how many people recreate on national forests and grasslands, what activities they engage in while there and how satisfied people were with their visit. These surveys are conducted on a national forest every five years. Results from these surveys help show the characteristics of recreation-related visits to national forests and the benefits recreation brings to all visitors.

At Bee Rock Campground, 25 campsites have have scenic views of the rocks and cliffs. The campground features Old Sublimity Bridge, a historic structure built by the Civilian Conservation Corps that has been restored for foot travel only.

Download the Bee Rock Campground Guide and Map

Fees

A fee is required to use the campground. Campers register and pay at a self-serve pay station. $15/single; $20/double. Learn more about Recreation Permits and Passes

Rules

Rules and regulations may apply. See Alerts & Notices for more information.

Directions

From I-75, take exit 38 (London). Travel west on KY 192 for 18 miles to the Rockcastle River. After crossing river, turn right onto Forest Service Road 623.