Traveling I-75 through Kentucky in your RV? Here's how to find the right campground for your trip.
Whether you're traveling north toward Lexington and Cincinnati, heading south toward Tennessee, or simply exploring Kentucky for a few days, I-75 makes getting around easy. But after several hours behind the wheel, finding the right RV campground can make a huge difference.
Some travelers want a simple overnight stop where they can pull in, hook up, sleep, and get back on the highway.
Others want to slow down for a few days, enjoy a pool, let the kids play, take the dog for a walk, and actually enjoy the campground.
So which Kentucky RV campground is right for you?
Let's take a look at some of the options along and near I-75.
📍 Why Camp Near I-75?
One of the biggest advantages of staying near I-75 is convenience.
Kentucky's portion of I-75 runs roughly 192 miles from the Ohio border to the Tennessee line, with campground options located near several exits along the route.
For RV travelers, that means you don't necessarily have to drive miles off your route just to find a place to stay.
And if you're traveling with a large motor-home, fifth wheel, or long travel trailer, convenience becomes even more important. Nobody wants to navigate a complicated back road after driving all day.
🌾 The Farm RV Resort — London, Kentucky
I-75 Exit 41
Let's start in London, Kentucky.
The Farm RV Resort is located just off I-75 at Exit 41, making it an easy stop for travelers heading north or south.
But The Farm isn't designed solely as an overnight parking spot.
With 150+ RV sites, full hookups, big-rig-friendly sites, pull-through options, heated swimming pool, water slide, four pickle ball courts, playground, pond, dog park, café, and scheduled events, The Farm is designed for travelers who want to make the campground part of the trip—not just a place to sleep.
Best for:
Families
Big rigs
Travelers who want full hookups
Longer stays
Travelers who want resort-style amenities
People who want an easy I-75 stop without feeling like they're just stopping for the night
And there's plenty to do around London as well, including access to the Daniel Boone National Forest and area attractions.
Location: London, Kentucky — I-75 Exit 41
🚐 Westgate RV Campground — London, Kentucky
I-75 Exit 41
Another option right around Exit 41 is Westgate RV Park.
Westgate is a much smaller campground, with listings reporting approximately 14 RV sites and full hookups. It's particularly convenient for travelers who want to get off I-75, hook up, and get settled quickly.
Its location also puts restaurants and other services nearby.
Best for:
Overnight travelers
Travelers prioritizing convenience
Smaller campground experience
People who want to stay very close to I-75
🎵 Renfro Valley KOA Holiday — Mount Vernon, Kentucky
I-75 Exit 62
Further north, Renfro Valley KOA Holiday is located near Mount Vernon at Exit 62.
This can be a convenient choice for travelers interested in visiting Renfro Valley Entertainment Center and the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame and Museum while traveling through the area.
The campground offers RV sites with up to 50-amp service and advertises sites accommodating RVs up to 75 feet.
Best for:
Travelers visiting Renfro Valley
RVers wanting a familiar KOA experience
Travelers who want to combine camping with local attractions
🌲 Walnut Meadow RV Park — Berea, Kentucky
Near I-75 Exit 76
If you're looking for a campground near Berea, Walnut Meadow RV Park is another option.
It's located about a half-mile from I-75, giving travelers easy interstate access while still offering a quieter campground setting.
Berea itself is also worth exploring if you have time to get off the highway and explore Kentucky's arts and crafts scene.
Best for:
Travelers visiting Berea
Overnight stays
People who want quick interstate access
🌳 What About Campgrounds That Aren't Right at an Exit?
This is where your article can become more useful than a simple campground directory.
“Near I-75” doesn't necessarily mean “within one minute of I-75.”
Some travelers are willing to drive 10, 20 or even 30 minutes from the interstate if it means getting a completely different camping experience.
For example, the London/Corbin area has campgrounds closer to Daniel Boone National Forest, Laurel River Lake and Cumberland Falls.
That can be a great choice if you're not simply trying to get from Point A to Point B.
🤔 So, Which Kentucky RV Campground Is Right for You?
Here's the question I'd put near the end:
If you just need somewhere to sleep...
Look for easy interstate access, full hookups and simple check-in.
If you're traveling with a big rig...
Look for site length, pull-through availability, road access and enough room to maneuver.
If you're traveling with kids...
Look for amenities and activities that give everyone something to do once you've parked.
If you're staying several nights...
Don't choose based solely on how close you are to I-75.
Look at what you'll actually be able to do once you're there.
And that's where the campground itself becomes part of your vacation.
🌾 Why We Think The Farm Is Worth the Stop
If you're traveling I-75 through Kentucky, London is a great place to make a stop instead of simply passing through.
At The Farm, our goal is to give RV travelers a place where they can pull in easily, get settled, and actually enjoy their stay.
We're convenient to I-75, but once you're here, you don't have to spend your entire stay in the RV.
You can jump in the pool, play pickleball, let the kids hit the playground, take the dog out, grab something from the café, enjoy an event weekend—or simply sit back and relax.
Sometimes the best part of an RV trip isn't getting to the destination. It's finding a place along the way where you want to stay a little longer. 🌾
🚐 Planning Your I-75 RV Trip?
If London, Kentucky is along your route, The Farm RV Resort is just off I-75 at Exit 41. You can check out our sites, amenities and availability before you hit the road.
Kentucky Camping Upgraded. 🌾
