Camp Handbook - Girl Scouts of Kentucky`s Wilderness Road

Camp Handbook
Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road Council
2277 Executive Drive, Lexington, KY 40505
Phone: (859) 293-2621
Toll Free: (800) 475-2621
Fax: (859) 299-3692
gsketnucky.org
CAMP HANDBOOK
This handbook contains information regarding Council procedures, rules, facilities, and usage
fees. For current updates please check our website at www.gskentucky.org.
Contents
Camping Rules, Information and Safety Guidelines
pg. 3-4
Reservation Procedures for All Troops/Groups
pg.
5-6
Camp Judy Layne
pg.
7-8
Camp Shawano
pg.
9-10
Camp Cardinal
pg.
11-12
Camp Richard Clark
pg.
13-14
Approved Non-Council Owned Camp Sites
pg.
15
Your Kentucky’s Wilderness Road Council operates four camps that serve an average of 5,000
campers each year! The Council has made strong efforts to keep the costs of operating to a
minimum while still operating at a high standard. Fees derived from the camps currently
cover only 6% of the money it takes to operate the four camps. The Wilderness Road
Council funds the remaining 94%. The largest majority of these funds are derived from
product sales. Please keep the costs in mind as you embark on new camping experiences by
promoting conservation, using resources wisely, and practicing environmentally sound
camping so that you can enjoy YOUR camp properties for a long time.
When visiting the camps remember to take the time to appreciate all the great wonders of
nature and the great activities available. There are many unique wildflowers, plants and wildlife
to view and appreciate. Please use caution and respect when observing all of these wonderful
and exciting things. For the most up to date information concerning camps, activities and
adventure programming please see our website at www.gskentucky.org.
Remember to always be safe and enjoy your stay!
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CAMPING RULES, INFORMATION AND SAFETY GUIDELINES
YOU AND YOUR CAMPERS SHOULD REVIEW THESE GUIDELINES TOGETHER PRIOR
TO YOUR CAMPING TRIP. FAILURE TO ADHERE TO THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES
COULD RESULT IN THE FORFEITURE OF YOUR TROOP OR GROUP’S CAMPING
PRIVILEDGES.
ARRIVAL
Vehicles
1. Only properly insured vehicles that adhere to all laws governing safety are permitted at
camp - each person must have and use their seat belt.
2. Campers are not permitted to ride in the back of pickup trucks at any time.
3. Campers are to carry their gear to their Unit. Upon departure, carry belongings to the
parking area and load vehicles there.
4. Park all vehicles in the designated parking area - do not park in the grass.
Emergency Preparedness
1. Emergency procedures are posted at all facilities - please review information with your
campers.
2. Notify Site Manager of your presence.
3. Immediately upon arrival, locate smoke detectors and fire extinguishers.
4. Stress the importance of the buddy system.
5. Review storm procedures with your campers.
Safety Awareness
1. Poison Ivy is abundant please be alert.
2. Be aware of biting and stinging insects.
3. Be aware of snakes, rodents and other wildlife.
4. Build fires only in designated areas and always have water available.
5. Swimming, canoeing, sailing, caving, bicycling, prusiking, rappelling, climbing tower and zip
line, teams course, archery, rock climbing and horseback riding require the use of
specialized equipment and trained facilitators. Please contact the Program Director at 859293-2621 for information on these exciting activities.
6. Pets are not allowed.
7. Smoking is prohibited on any camp property.
8. No campers are allowed to operate power tools and equipment.
9. No fuel burning lanterns or stoves allowed.
10. No alcoholic beverages allowed.
11. No firearms or weapons of any kind allowed.
12. Always have a flashlight and a buddy when walking in camp at night.
13. Do not move cots within tents or to another tent. This is in violation of local health
department regulations and does not comply with American Camping Association
standards. Approved cot arrangement:
Open End
Cot
Side
Cot
Cot
Side
Cot
Open End
14. As a risk management practice, family camping is not permitted on Council property. This
includes nonregistered men and boys. Additional insurance must be purchased for all nonregistered campers no later than one week before the event.
15. Remember to always follow GSUSA Safety Activity Checkpoints.
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While You’re At Camp
Conservation
1. A Girl Scout camp is a wildlife sanctuary. Do not pick, dig up, carve, cut, or damage the
camp’s natural environment.
2. Keep our camp properties free of litter - always pick up trash and properly dispose of it in
the dumpster. Place garbage in designated containers for pick up by the Site Manager.
Firewood
1. All troops are responsible for gathering and replacing their own firewood (tinder, kindling,
and fuel)
2. Do not bring firewood to camp.
3. Gather firewood that is already on the ground. NEVER cut live or standing trees.
4. Do not drag small trees or large limbs from the woods and leave near the fire circles. This
practice prevents mowing and weeding of the lawn areas and campers could trip over
these obstacles.
General
1. All groups and troops are responsible for property or equipment damage caused by
members of their camping party.
2. Each troop/group is responsible for cleaning all areas utilized during their stay.
3. All permanent units have cots and mattresses; campers must bring their own bedding
supplies.
4. Please bring empty containers for left-over food.
5. Each camping unit contains an equipment and cook box that consists of the following:
EQUIPMENT AND COOK BOX INVENTORY
Equipment is provided for every troop or group. These items will be at your campsite when you
arrive. Other items should be obtained and returned to the Site Manager.
Unit Equipment:
2 plastic buckets - drinking
2 buckets - heating water
3 plastic dishpans
dish detergent
bleach
cleaning supplies for facilities
broom
garbage bags
hand washing soap
toilet paper/paper towels*
Cook Box Inventory List:
3 pots with lids
colander
skillet
bowl with lid
2 pitchers
plastic cutting board
1 cup measurer
measuring spoons
2 vegetable spoons
can opener
Does not include:
Dishes and utensils
Paper towels and toilet tissue must be restocked before camp check-out.
All items in the cook box should be cleaned, dried and inventoried. Please inform the Site
Manager about broken or damaged equipment. Any and all missing or damaged items are
the responsibility of the troop or group and will result in the loss of your deposit.
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DEPARTING
Departing Procedures
1. The Site Manager must review the Camp Checkout Procedure-Attendance Report before
departure.
2. Collect all garbage bags, tie and leave bags by the side of the road for the Site Manager to
pick up.
3. Report any health, safety or repair concerns to the Site Manager.
4. The troop leader or group representative should be the last person leaving the campsite.
RESERVATION PROCEDURES FOR ALL TROOPS/GROUPS
For Council, Non-Council and Non-Girl Scout Troop/Group Usage:
Application forms and all other necessary forms are available from service Unit managers,
membership specialists, all Council service centers and our website at www.gskentucky.org.
Reservations must be made at least three weeks in advance. Send your Camping
Application with appropriate fees and other necessary forms to the Lexington Service Center.
The application, including paid fees, will be returned if not properly completed. You will be
emailed a confirmation, which you must show to the Site Manager when you arrive at camp.
Service Unit Encampments and events at council properties that are advertised in the TAP
Calendar should send a completed Troop Camp Application with the TAP form, a $50 deposit
check and a check for the camp fee when TAP events are due in June.
The Program Department will begin accepting reservations from leaders for troop camping
after September 1 for the new membership year. Troop Camp is first come, first serve. Troop
leaders may call the council to inquire about available dates. The preferred date and camp Unit
will be held on the camp reservation calendar for 2 weeks. A completed Troop Camp
Application must arrive at the council with 2 checks – one for the total camp fee and the other
a $50 deposit fee. The deposit will not be cashed and will be returned by the Site Manager
when the troop completes the Camp Checkout Procedure-Attendance Report.
IMPORTANT: Read and understand the policies and standards stated in Safety Activity
Checkpoints.

At least one adult who has completed the applicable level(s) of Troop Camp Training
must accompany the troop, as well as an adult with current First Aid Certification. For
multi-troop encampments or events, there must be at least two adults with applicable
level(s) of Troop Camp Training and First Aid certification. Proof of trainings and
certifications must be demonstrated to your Service Unit Manager or Membership
Specialist. Pools and other high risk activities require certified facilitators. For
information concerning high risk activities contact the Program Director at 859-2932621.

For non-Council agencies/groups, a certificate of Comprehensive General Liability
coverage in the amount of $1,000,000 with Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road
Council listed, as additional insured must be submitted with the application. This
coverage must include all group participants, members, leaders, etc. Additional
insurance must be purchased for all non-registered participants three weeks prior to
camping.
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
Complete the application and send it with the deposit check and camp fee check to the
Lexington Service Center, 2277 Executive Drive, Lexington, KY 40505.

The confirmation packet will be emailed and will serve as your official reservation notice.
This confirmation must be presented to the Site Manager upon your arrival at camp.

If the campsite chosen is not available, you will be notified and all fees returned. A troop
or group can be placed on a waiting list for an available site if desired.

Notify the Program Director at (859) 293-2621 if you need to cancel your reservation.
Refunds will only be given for weather related hazards, sickness or death in the family
of the troop, or a three week in advance cancellation.

In the event of a “Weather Advisory” the council reserves the right to cancel the
reservation. The council also must follow county wide restrictions such as burn bans.

By signing the application, your group agrees to indemnify Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s
Wilderness Road Council against and hold them free and harmless from any cause and
all claims, demands, loss, damage, and expenses including attorney’s fees and other
legal expenses arising out of the use of any and all grounds or facilities owned or
operated by the Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road Council.

Any damage to camp property or equipment will be the responsibility of the group and
appropriate charges will be assessed.

Tent Units are open for reservation from April 15 to October 31. All other Units are
open at the discretion of the Property and Site Managers.

Absolutely no reservations will be taken over the phone!

Please note: In order to reserve your Unit you must have 1. Completed Application, 2.
Complete payments, 3. Safety Deposit Check ($50). Failure to have any of the three
items will result in an incomplete application and your reservation will not be
processed.
Cancellation Policy
You have 21 days from your reservation date to cancel and receive a refund. If
you cancel within those 21 days you will not receive a refund and your
deposit will be cashed. However; if you or the council can find a replacement to
fill your scheduled camp reservation your camp reservation fee will be refunded.
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CAMP JUDY LAYNE
MONTHS OPEN TO CAMPERS:
CONTACT INFORMATION:
April thru October
Camp Phone #606-768-2629
Site Manager Phone #606-207-2680
Address: 1487 Camp Judy Layne Rd., Wellington, KY 40387
AT A GLANCE:
Camp Judy Layne is 183 acres nestled in the forest of Morgan County, KY and surrounded on three
sides by the Daniel Boone National Forest and the most adventurous camp we offer with lots of
great activities as well as the natural beauty and nearby Cave Run Lake. Overnight capacity is 168.
DIRECTIONS:
FROM I-64: Take Exit 133 towards Farmers, then follow 801 to 1274, then left at 2023 Camp Judy
Layne Road and camp will be at the end of the road.
Camp is approximately 77 miles from the Lexington Service Center.
Facilities &
Amenities
Lookout Tent
Unit
Whippoorwill
Tent Unit
Description
ABC
Lodge/Infirmary
8 tent platforms (sleeps 4 each), hydrant, latrine, fire
circle and shelter.
6 tent platforms (sleeps 4 each), shelter with kitchenette,
3 bathrooms & showers, fire circle.
6 tent platforms (sleeps 4 each), shelter, 3 showers &
bathrooms, kitchenette and shelter.
3 “pod” Cabins (sleeps 8 each), one Cabin with leader
are sleeping 2 extra, microwave, refrigerator, shelter with
water, electric, fireplace, fire circle and latrine.
3 “pod” Cabins (sleeps 8 each), one Cabin with leader
are sleeping 2 extra, microwave, refrigerator, shelter with
water, electric, fireplace, fire circle and latrine.
6 showers and restrooms available to all campers. Users
must clean when finished using.
Lodge with kitchen, bathroom & shower, leader’s room,
open area, heat and air conditioning.
Swimming Pool
& Tall Timber
Unit
41’ x 21’ pool with 2 large waterslides, shelter & one tent
platform (Certified lifeguard required. For information
contact the Program Director at 859-293-2621).
CIT Tent Unit
Keeneland
Cabin Unit
Charlotte’s
Web Cabin Unit
Bath House
Climbing Tower
Potential Other
Activities
Dining Hall and
Kitchen
Cross Lake
Sinawik
Day Activity
Use
40’ tall climbing tower & 200’ zip line (Requires certified
facilitator for use). For information contact the Program
Director at 859-293-2621.
Hiking trails, rock climbing, archery, amphitheatre, sailing
at nearby Cave Run Lake, rappelling and the jumping
pillow. Some activities require certified facilitators. For
information contact the Program Director at 859-2932621.
Can serve up to 120 at one time. Kitchen has walk in
cooler, commercial dishwasher and cooking equipment,
bathroom and office area.
Pond with canoeing (Requires certified lifeguard for use –
for information contact the Program Director at 859-2932621). NO SWIMMING!
Craft and activity building with water and electric.
Use of camp without overnight stay.
Sleeping
Capacity
Girl Scout
Fees
Non-Scout
Fees
32
$15/night
$80/night
24
$15/night
$80/night
24
$15/night
$80/night
26
$25/night
$100/night
26
$25/night
$100/night
n/a
Included
Included
12
$35/night
$100/night
4
See below
$3/person
per day
Swimming Fees: $1/person/day, if using
GSKWRC Lifeguard: $2/person/day
n/a
$15/person
$25/person
n/a
Included
Included
n/a
$20/day
$50/day
n/a
Included
Included
n/a
$5/day
$.75/girl
per day
$10/day
$3/person
per day
n/a
DESIGNATED STORM SHELTER AREA IS UNDERNEATH THE KITCHEN AT THE DINING
HALL – please familiarize yourself and your campers with all safety procedures on arrival.
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CAMP SHAWANO
Months Open To Campers: March, April, May, June, September, October & November
CONTACT INFORMATION: Camp Phone #859-272-2674
Site Manager Phone #859-272-2674
Address: 3775 Newman Rd., Lexington, KY 40515
AT A GLANCE:
Camp Shawano is 142 acres set on the bluffs above the Kentucky River in Jessamine County,
KY consisting of large meadows for sports and recreational activities, a climbing tower with zip
line and facilities for year round use. Overnight capacity is 194.
DIRECTIONS:
FROM I-64, I-75 & LEXINGTON:
Take Exit 108 on I-75 (Man O War) towards Lexington, turn south onto Tates Creek Road (Rt.
1974) towards Nicholasville, turn right onto Newman Road in Spears and Camp is
approximately 2 miles on the left
FROM NICHOLASVILLE:
Take Rt. 169 (Union Mill Rd.) east to Spears, then right at the stop sign and immediately right
onto Newman Rd. and Camp is approximately 2 miles on the left. Camp is approximately 22
miles from the Lexington Service Center.
Facilities &
Amenities
Redbud Tent
Unit
Bird’s Nest
Cabin Unit
Cedars Cabin
Unit
Jack Frost
Cabin
Bath House
Lookout Lodge
Woodview
Lodge
Amphitheatre
Sky Ridge
Shelter
Climbing
Tower
Potential
Other
Activities
Day Activity
Use
Description
6 tent platforms (sleeps 4 each), hydrant, latrine
and shelter with fireplace.
3 “pod” Cabins (sleeps 8 each) with connecting
deck and shelter with fireplace, electric, fire circle,
water hydrant and latrine.
5 rustic Cabins (sleeps 4 each), shelter with
CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION
fireplace, refrigerator, water, fire circle and latrine.
Cabin with kitchen, water, electric, fireplace, and
open floor area for games & activities, fire circle
and latrine.
6 showers and restrooms available to all campers.
Users must clean when finished using.
Lodge with kitchen, bathroom & shower, leader’s
room, open area, fireplace, electric & water.
Lodge with each side sleeping 18, with large open
area in middle, showers, kitchens, bathrooms,
heat and air conditioning and large outdoor decks.
Stage area for skits and such with seating.
Large shelter with fireplace, water, electric, flag
pole and open area for ceremonies & activities.
45’ tall climbing tower & 180’ zip line (Requires
certified facilitator for use). For information contact
the Program Director at 859-293-2621.
Hiking trails, the Ferry at nearby Kentucky River,
primitive camping at the Barn area, Nature
education center & open fields for activities.
Use of camp without overnight stay.
Sleeping
Capacity
Girl Scout
Fees
Non-Scout
Fees
24
$10/night
$60/night
24
$25/night
$100/night
20
$5/night
$20/night
35
$15/night
$75/night
n/a
Included
Included
20
$40/night
$100/night
36
$40/side
per night
$150/side
per night
n/a
Included
Included
n/a
$10/day
$50/day
n/a
$15/person
$25/person
n/a
Included
Included
n/a
$.75/girl
per day
$3/person
per day
DESIGNATED STORM SHELTER AREA IS THE DINING HALL, JACK FROST, WOODVIEW
LODGE OR THE BATH HOUSE – please familiarize yourself and your campers with all
safety procedures on arrival.
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Trails
Cedarview
Joe’s Journey
Sinking Pond
Barn
Redbud
Unit
Farm
Unit
Valley
View
Ferry
L
L
Bath
House
Dining
Hall
Woodview
Lookout
Lodge
Nature
Center
L
Lodge
Bird’s
Nest
Unit
Cedars
Unit
Legend
Shelter
Skyridge
Shelter
L
L
Cabin
Latrine
Tent Platform
Maintenance Building
Shower
Basketball
Court
Flagpole
Dead
End
Newman Road
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CAMP CARDINAL
Months Open To Campers:
CONTACT INFORMATION:
April thru October
Camp Phone # 606-286-2163
Site Manager Phone #606-286-4726
Address: 3758 Carter Cave Rd., Olive Hill, KY 41164
AT A GLANCE:
Camp Cardinal is 156 acres situated on the mountain ridgelines within a short hiking distance of
Carter Caves State Park Resort in Carter County, KY that features hiking, programming
facilities, caving at Carter Caves and facilities for large groups as well as troops. Overnight
capacity is 140.
DIRECTIONS:
FROM I-64:
Take Exit 161 towards Carter Caves State on Rt. 60, then left onto Rt.182 towards Carter
Caves State Park, travel past the entrance to Carter Caves State Park and continue for
approximately one mile. The sign and gate for Camp Cardinal will be on the right.
Camp is approximately 96 miles from the Lexington Service Center.
Facilities &
Amenities
Adventure
Haven Tent
Unit
Stables
Tent Unit
Dining Hall
and Kitchen
Bath House
Tut’s Hut
Adventure
Haven Cabin
Unit
Amphitheatre
Barn
Flag Pole
Potential
Other
Activities
Infirmary
Sleepy
Hollow
Day Activity
Use
Description
13 tent platforms (sleeps 4 each), two fire circles with
hydrants, latrine, shelter with electricity, 3
showers/restrooms and kitchenette.
10 tent platforms (sleeps 4 each), fire circle, water
hydrant, shelter with fireplace and electricity, located
near Bath house.
Can serve up to 80 at one time. Kitchen has walk-in
cooler, commercial dishwasher and cooking equipment,
bathroom, laundry facilities, office area and one staff
tent & shower nearby outside.
6 showers and restrooms available to all campers.
Users must clean when finished using.
Building for crafts, games and other indoor activities.
Can serve about 40 at one time.
5 Cabins that sleep 8; each Cabin have a ceiling fan and
a heater. Shelter beside the Cabins has showers,
restrooms and a kitchen.
Stage area for skits and such with seating.
Barn with portable stalls, electric and water, two tent
platforms for staff, riding ring and a fenced area for
grazing. For information call the Program Director at
859-293-2621.
Large open area for ceremonies, games, etc.
Hiking trails, indoor climbing wall and caving at nearby
Carter Caves. For information call the Program Director
at 859-293-2621.
Building with kitchen, bathroom, shower, air conditioning
and heat.
Use of camp without overnight stay.
Sleeping
Capacity
Girl Scout
Fees
Non-Scout
Fees
52
$15/night
$90/night
40
$15/night
$90/night
4
$20/day
$50/day
n/a
Included
Included
n/a
$5/day
$10/day
40
$35/night
$70/night
n/a
Included
Included
8
Included
$50/day
n/a
Included
Included
n/a
Included
Included
8
$20/night
$50/night
n/a
$.75/girl
per day
$3 per
person/day
DESIGNATED STORM SHELTER AREA IS THE DINING HALL, BATH HOUSE OR THE OLD
BATH HOUSE NEXT TO TUT’S HUT – please familiarize yourself and your campers with
all safety procedures on arrival.
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CAMP RICHARD CLARK
Months Open To Campers:
CONTACT INFORMATION:
April thru October
Camp Phone # 859-842-4711
Site Manager Phone #859-272-2674
Address: Rt. 5, Oil Springs Rd., Winchester, KY 40391
AT A GLANCE:
Camp Richard Clark is 110 acres located in Clark County, KY. Perhaps the most historic of all
the Council’s camp properties, Camp Richard Clark is located where, in the 1850’s, a grand
hotel with mineral springs operated as a health spa that attracted many patrons from all over the
nation. Its history; seclusion and pleasantly unusual terrain make this site an interesting place to
visit. Overnight capacity is up to 200; limited by restroom facilities.
DIRECTIONS:
FROM I-64:
Take the 64E and exit 98 to the Mountain Parkway then take Exit 10 at Mt Sterling- Winchester
and make a left; turn right onto Oil Springs Road…. the first left onto the gravel road and then
go left at the “Y” intersection. FROM CAMPTON AND POINTS EAST:
Take the Mountain Parkway west to the Clay City exit, then North 15, then right 974, then right
onto Oil Springs Road, the first left onto the gravel road and then right at the “Y” intersection.
Camp is approximately 34 miles from the Lexington Service Center.
Facilities &
Amenities
Description
Sleeping
Capacity
Girl Scout
Fees
NonScout
Fees
Primitive
Camping
Areas –
campers must
provide own
sleeping
quarters
Rolling hills, grassy areas of about 6 acres
bordering a stream and a wooded area above with
clearings for tent camping. Two latrines, one
outside shower and several hydrants with city
water throughout camp.
60 - Limited by
number of
latrines. Up to
200 can be
accommodated
with additional
latrine facilities.
$.75/girl
per day
for day or
overnight
use
$3/person
per day
for day or
overnight
use
n/a
$10/day
$20/day
n/a
Included
Included
n/a
Included
Included
n/a
Included
Included
n/a
Included
Included
Shelter
Amphitheatre
Flag Pole
Historical
Education
Potential
Other
Activities
Large shelter with telephone, electric, refrigerator,
fireplace and enclosure for storage.
Covered with fire circle and large grassy field for
seating.
In open area, great for ceremonies.
Pioneer cemetery with narrative history trail (for
history trail narrative contact the Program Director
at 859-293-2621).
Hiking trails, Blue Lick Oil mineral spring, fishing
in the Lulbegrud Creek and large open areas for
games and group activities.
DESIGNATED STORM SHELTER AREA IS THE LARGE SHELTER OR THE AMPHITHEATRE
– please familiarize yourself and your campers with all safety procedures on arrival.
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APPROVED NON-COUNCIL CAMPING SITES
Many troops/groups will choose to camp at sites other than Council owned sites. An
application form must be completed, signed by your Service Unit Manager and sent to the
Lexington Service Center for camping at non-Council sites and Safety Wise guidelines must be
followed.
CARTER COUNTY
CASEY COUNTY
Carter Caves State Park 606-286-4411
Grayson Lake State Park 606-474-9727
Camp Wa-Kon-Da-Ho 6060-233-1391
CLINTON COUNTY
FAYETTE COUNTY
Pickett State Park 931-879-5821
Kentucky Horse Park 859-233-4303
FLOYD COUNTY
GREENUP COUNTY
Jenny Wiley State Park 606-886-2711
Greenbo Lake State Park 606-473-7324
HARLAN COUNTY
JACKSON COUNTY
Camp O’Cumberland 606-664-2909
Camp Andrew Jackson 606-287-7073
KNOTT COUNTY
LAUREL COUNTY
Carr Fork Lake 606-642-3308
Camp Nathaniel Bible Camp 606-251-3231
Optimist Club 606-862-7027
Levi Jackson State Park 606-878-8000
J.M. Feltner Memorial 4-H Camp 606-864-2770
Indian Fort (Berea College) 859-986-9341
LAWRENCE COUNTY
LEE COUNTY
Yatesville Lake State Park 606-673-1492
Youth Haven Bible Camp 606-464-2445
LETCHER COUNTY
McCREARY COUNTY
Fish Pond Lake 606-832-4608
Cumberland Falls State Park 606-528-4121
Sandhill 4-H Camp 606-376-9338
Daniel Boone National Forest 606-376-5323
MADISON COUNTY
NICHOLAS COUNTY
Fort Boonesboro State Park 859-527-3131
Blue Licks State Park 859-289-5507
North Central 4-H Camp Carlisle 859-289-5308
PERRY COUNTY
PIKE COUNTY
Twin Rocks Bible Camp Viper 606-436-6643
Breaks Interstate Park 276-865-4413
POWELL COUNTY
PULASKI COUNTY
Natural Bridge State Park 606-663-2214
Gen. Burnside Island State Park 606-561-4104
Cleft Rock 606-256-9646
ROWAN COUNTY
RUSSELL COUNTY
Rodburn Hollow 606-784-5624
Twin Knobs Cave Run Lake 606-784-8475
Kendall Wolf Creek Dam 270-343-4660
Lake Cumberland State Park 270-343-3111
WAYNE COUNTY
WHITLEY COUNTY
4-H Center 270-866-3787
Fall Creek Corps of Engineers 606-348-6042
Grove – Daniel Boone Nat. Forest 606-864-4163
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