Louisville South KOA

We usually avoid KOA but this was a nice surprise. The sites we were assigned were 310 &311. Not great when it rains bit of a mud hole. Would be perfect in dry weather close to entrance could use more gravel to help with mud. But spacious site and plenty of shade. Shower/bath were clean hot showers We van camp and need the restroom access this was a far hike. We stayed week after derby. Is a long drive to Churchill downs

We stayed in this campground in April, that was a low season. Therefore, it was quiet and not crowded - very enjoyable. What I liked the most was a lot of open grassy areas around campground, which make our walks with dogs very pleasant. The staff was very helpful. Of course, the location of this KOA - right in the middle of the two Bourbon areas - Bardstown and Louisville - makes it very attractive. It was perfect location for us. We have a video about this campground and our favorite distilleries on our YouTube channel - Summertime RV Rovers - Kentucky Bourbon Trail. Episode 7.

Stayed here for a week since it was closer to Bourbon trail and to a music festival venue. Had a premium patio site with built in firepit. Site #283. Great shade and fit our 42' rig and truck. As others have noted, side to side was unlevel but the Anderson levelers did their job. Very nice pool still open and nice play areas. There is some airplane traffic but not too intrusive. Laundry was great, bathrooms clean (but with a weird odor). T-mobile Internet was blazing fast at 300+Mbps. You pay for all of this, but we needed the location .... Enjoy! 4.5 stars

We stayed here for 5 days while doing the bourbon trail. While it rained a ton, the facilities were overall really nice and there are a ton of activities here for families and it’d be a great place to stay if you have kids or a big group. Laundry room and shower facilities are good with laundry in working order. T-mobile service was also great. Our site was a pull through right by the front and pretty unlevel. Took a couple tries to get it right but overall it was a decent stay. Road in and out is a little curvy, but nothing crazy.

Sites are very close together but mostly level. Many amenities for the kids. Lots of tree shade but sap from them made everything sticky. Everything you might need to shop for is within 3 miles of the CG. Pulling out of the CG can be tricky. Two lane busy road with a hill just to the right. Hard to see oncoming traffic sometimes. A camp host is good at maintaining a clean environment.

We came in late and picked up a tent camping spot. Payed more than normal, but at 11:30pm, getting a guaranteed spot with bathroom and shower access is ok. Quiet campground, spaces were close together, no highway noise at this KOA. Hot showers and clean restroom, shower water pressure was outstanding! Electric and water at tent site along with picnic table and fire ring. Big trees to provide cover/ shade. Everyone we encountered (not many) were friendly.

In the daylight I saw all the fun looking activities for people to do while staying there. We did not look into these due to getting back on the road quickly. Overall a positive experience!

We are traveling from the north to ga to see our son in college. When i booked the site i asked for a site we wouldnt have to unhook. When we got here, the site was too short and all rutted up mud. It was pretty late so we drove around to another empty site. In the morning i went to the office to settle up and the handiman gave me sh*t. When we tried to fill our propane on the way out, once again, the same guy with the same attitude. KOAs are more expensive but if you travel like us, we expect a certain hospitality. I wouldnt come back.