Hillman Fery Campground - LBL

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Hillman Ferry Campground in LBL

Hillman Ferry Campground is located in the northern part of the Land Between the Lakes, about 5 miles south of Grand Rivers, KY.  Offering nearly 400 campsites, Hillman Ferry is LBL's largest campground with both primitive campsites and RV hookups. 

There are many campsites that are waterfront with a great view of Kentucky Lake as well as campsites located in deep, thick timber.  Each campsite is equipped with a fire ring,  picnic table, and grill.  Some campsites offer RV hookups with basic sewer, water, and electric.  Hillman Ferry also has great facilities including showers and bathrooms.  You will also find an "outpost" with basic camping supplies available for rent, as well as mountain bikes and other fun stuff.

Hillman Ferry is great for fisherman with two launching ramps for boats and a fish cleaning station.  Kids will enjoy our playground, ball fields, and large beach area.

Hillman Ferry Campground is open March 1 through November 30 and is a fee based campground.  Fees apply.  For more information, call 1-800-LBL-7077.

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Kentucky Lake, Lake Barkley, and Land Between The Lakes offer a unique vacation experience for everyone! Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley collectively is the largest body of water between the Great Lakes and the Gulf of Mexico. Here you can enjoy fishing, boating, hunting, eating at great restaurants, and experiencing the numerous attractions of the Land Between The Lakes. The region is located just eight hours from Chicago, three hours from St. Louis and six hours west of the Smoky Mountains.