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RV Camping in Corbin, Kentucky Near Cumberland Falls & Laurel River Lake Looking for an RV park or campground in Corbin, Kentucky? Corbin/Laurel Lake KOA Journey offers RV camping, tent camping and camping cabins in a beautiful wooded setting next to Laurel River Lake and Daniel Boone National Forest. Conveniently located less than one mile from I-75 at Exit 29, our campground is an easy overnight stop for travelers — but with so much to see and do nearby, you may want to stay a while.Traveling I-75 between Lexington, Kentucky and Knoxville, Tennessee? Corbin/Laurel Lake KOA Journey is conveniently situated between the two cities, approximately 80 miles south of Lexington and 75 miles north of Knoxville. Our easy-access location makes us an ideal Kentucky campground for travelers heading north or south on I-75, as well as a great base camp for exploring southeastern Kentucky.We are the closest KOA to Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, home of the famous Cumberland Falls, known as the “Niagara of the South,” and its rare Moonbow. Our Corbin campground also makes a convenient base camp for exploring Laurel River Lake, Daniel Boone National Forest, Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, Big South Fork Scenic Railway and the many outdoor attractions of southeastern Kentucky. Check out our blog posts for tons of exciting ideas to make your time in the area fun for all. Big-Rig Friendly RV Camping Near I-75Traveling through Kentucky in a motorhome, fifth wheel or travel trailer? Our RV campground offers easy access from I-75, Pull-Thru RV Sites, 50-amp service and sites accommodating RVs up to 100 feet long. Full-hookup options are available, including premium KOA Patio® Sites and pet-friendly sites with fenced Paw Pens.Traveling with a large rig or towing a vehicle? We offer site options that can accommodate your RV and tow vehicle without requiring you to unhook for an overnight stay. That means less setup when you arrive and an easier departure when you're ready to get back on the road.To make arrival even easier, guests arriving between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. are personally escorted to their campsite. We'll help you find your site and get situated so you can spend less time navigating the campground and more time settling in after a day of travel.Travel-Friendly Amenities for Your JourneyCorbin/Laurel Lake KOA Journey is designed to make an overnight stop or extended road trip easier. Whether you're heading north toward Lexington, south toward Knoxville or exploring southeastern Kentucky, you'll find convenient services right at the campground and everyday essentials just minutes away.Our travel-friendly amenities include:? 24-hour tap-to-pay laundry — catch up on laundry whenever it fits your travel schedule.? Self-service dog wash — an easy way to clean up your four-legged traveling companion after a hike, campground stay or long day on the road.? On-site propane filling — propane service is available from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a week, so you can refill before continuing your trip.? Restaurants and grocery stores nearby — Corbin's restaurants, grocery stores and everyday shopping are just minutes away, making it easy to grab dinner, replenish groceries and restock supplies before your next travel day.? Easy I-75 access — we're less than one mile from I-75 at Exit 29, helping you spend less time navigating local roads and more time enjoying your trip.Stop for the night, restock, recharge and roll out ready for the next leg of your journey.Camping Near Laurel River Lake & Daniel Boone National ForestOutdoor adventure begins just outside the campground. Corbin/Laurel Lake KOA Journey sits adjacent to Laurel River Lake and Daniel Boone National Forest, making us an excellent home base for boating, kayaking, fishing, hiking and exploring southeastern Kentucky.Bring your boat or kayak and spend the day on Laurel River Lake, explore nearby trails, or make the short trip to Cumberland Falls. You can also visit Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, ride the Big South Fork Scenic Railway or explore the attractions, restaurants and history of Corbin, Kentucky.RV Sites, Tent Camping & Camping CabinsWhether you're crossing Kentucky on I-75, planning a Cumberland Falls vacation or looking for a relaxing camping getaway, you'll find several ways to stay at Corbin/Laurel Lake KOA Journey.Choose from spacious RV Sites, wooded tent sites and camping cabins. RV travelers will appreciate our big-rig-friendly sites and easy highway access, while tent campers can enjoy shaded sites near the woods. Camping cabins offer another way to experience the outdoors without bringing an RV or tent.A Pet-Friendly Kentucky CampgroundDogs are welcome, too. Let your four-legged camper burn off some energy at our KampK9® off-leash dog park while you relax beneath the trees. Select RV Sites even include private fenced Paw Pens for added convenience when camping with your dog.Our self-service dog wash makes traveling with pets even easier, especially after exploring trails, spending time outdoors or enjoying a muddy Kentucky adventure.More Than an Overnight StopThere's plenty to enjoy without leaving the campground. Cool off in our seasonal swimming pool, play cornhole or horseshoes, visit the playground, try gem mining, participate in seasonal activities or simply relax beneath the trees.Our wooded location, easy I-75 access and convenient position between Lexington and Knoxville make Corbin/Laurel Lake KOA Journey a convenient overnight stop — while our proximity to Cumberland Falls, Laurel River Lake and Daniel Boone National Forest gives you plenty of reasons to stay longer.Planning a trip to Cumberland Falls, Laurel River Lake or traveling I-75 between Lexington and Knoxville? Make Corbin/Laurel Lake KOA Journey your Kentucky base camp and reserve your campsite or cabin today.
KOA Journey campgrounds offer the perfect oasis after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
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