This place has some fascinating history and a unique outdoor summer stock theater experience. The oldest outdoor theater in Kentucky with 5 productions running through the summer months. Definitely a good time and casual dining evening with stories of many famous faces that have graced the stage: John Travolta, Lee Majors, Jim Varney.....moreThis place has some fascinating history and a unique outdoor summer stock theater experience. The oldest outdoor theater in Kentucky with 5 productions running through the summer months. Definitely a good time and casual dining evening with stories of many famous faces that have graced the stage: John Travolta, Lee Majors, Jim Varney...to name a few. The campground has 35 sites with little elbow room; all have electric (30 amp) and water, gravel/grass pads, shower facilities and bathrooms, and they do have a "rustic" dump station. Many of the sites seem to have long term tenants...so this is best for a one night stop and a show. The town of Danville has what you need for supplies and dining, loads of historical sites in the area and of course there is a Bourbon Distillery that must make the list of activities.

Sites are close together, poorly maintained, but serviceable for a night or two. A number of long termed camera, probably working in the area. Only half of C/G has winter water (maybe 8 sites), no sewer nor dump station. Sites are under old trees with lots of small branches coming down. Lots of road noise from a busy street.