White Acres Campground

We originally wanted to stay at the Old Kentucky Home State Park, but they didn't have availability, so we ended up making reservations here. The campground is pretty run down, as is apparent by the giant dilapidated sign at the entrance. A single-wide trailer serves as the office and all of the buildings also need some updating and attention. However, the manager was a very friendly and helpful gentleman who made sure we were comfortable immediately.

Our site was perhaps one of the most unlevel sites we've had to date, but we did have a great private lawn space under a big oak tree adjacent to the trailer.

All-in-all, we really enjoyed our time in the area and White Acres was close to the best distilleries, as well as an easy drive to Lincoln's birthplace, Mammoth Cave National Park, and all of the other quaint little towns in the area. Even though the campground itself was run down, the service of the manager made it a pleasant stay.

Most of the sites appeared to have a side-to-side crown happening, caused a bit of an issue to get level. The restroom/showers are antiquated and there's little elbow room for sitting on the throne. No soap provided either. Family operated, very nice folks. Central location for sightseeing/Bourbon Trailing. The $35 reflects $5 off for Good Sam. Just a bit high for the value. We would stay here again.

The location here was very close to the town of Bardstown. The location was just far enough out that it was quiet and peaceful. Many of the sites were gravel & fairly unlevel, but there was more space between them that you see at some privately owned parks. There's a dump station, bathhouse, and coke machine on site. The owner is very friendly and really nice to chat with. I'd definitely come back next time I'm in town!

Family owned right outside of Bardstown, fairly level, open gravel lots, Open field, but warning you must be self contained because the bathrooms and bath house are closed due to COVId per the owner, at this time.
50 amp only, full hook up. Basic if you just need a place close to the bourbon trail.

Decent campground that is very convenient to most of the distilleries in Bardstown because thats what you are coming to Bardstown for right? Our site was a nice little pull-in site with a huge shared "yard" area with the site next to it, these would be amazing buddy sites. No amenities to speak of, but you are close enough to town to get anything you need. There are two sections, the older one that has nice trees but some of the sites appear to be extremely unlevel, ours was ok. The new section has been cleared of trees and seems maybe a tad muddy, but the sites seem to be more level. The campground is ok, not great, fine for a few nights.

A very utilitarian campground. Meaning it's good for what it is and isn't. It's NOT an RV Resort. It is a good campground with mostly big sites friendly to big rigs. It's not a high-tech experience getting reservations (I like on-line reservations) but has all the basics. A level site (for us at least), good electric, good water, and a good sewer hookup. A lot of the sites are back-to-backs meaning some pull in forward and other's back in. There are a few pull-throughs that they like to reserve for short-term guests. We were happy to get a spot here for 9-days after we could not get level at the state park in the same town. We met some great people while walking around. We'll stay here again if the need arises. We camped at White Acres Campground in a Motorhome

The staff was helpful and friendly. We had a pull through in the older side with the trees. Site was level and the shared yard area is kind of nice. Better than always looking at your neighbors sewer line. Close to historic Bardstown, Bernheim Arboretum and several distillery sites to visit.

First, an explanation - we were part of an Airstream rally, so I have no idea what our nightly rate actually was. I’m absolutely sure it wasn’t $0.

As mentioned in other reviews, this is not an RV resort and is in need of some TLC. First, the good. The campground is extremely convenient to Bardstown and all of the distilleries that are the whole reason you are going to Bardstown. It is quiet and just the right distance from town. Not too close and not too far. The sites are mostly grass, but reasonably level. They do use the arrangement where your street side with utilities faces your neighbor’s street side and utilities. That leaves a very generous space between you and your other neighbor’s curb side entrance and awning space. The grounds were tidy and well-lit.

The down side is you are sharing a single water spigot with a (leaky in our case) splitter. Water pressure was OK, but not great. The bathrooms and showers were clean and functional, but need (quoting Led Zeppelin here) a whole lotta love. As otherwise mentioned here, good enough for Bardstown.

We had a very nice time here. The host was great. He took us right to our spot. We had a nice roomy and shaded site. No swimming pool or anything, but that's alright. The town center is right down the street and it's a lovely downtown. Pat's has great meals and friendly staff. Simply Seafood is not to be missed tho and it's almost walking distance. Cod, Flounder, scallops, Frog legs and Alligator in a light batter or broiled for GF. Pat's Raspberry vinaigrette is to die for. 1792 will stop tours June 30th, sadly it was one of our faves, but Bardstown Distillery and Heaven Hill were very good and they are close by and have a bar and eatery. Jim Beam and Trace Buffalo were even better as far as tours go. We spent almost a month here because I was working, but we're already planning on coming back (when it cools off!). Frankfort and Lexington are about 3/4 to 1h away. If you're a Bourbon lover this is the place to be. Even more so than Louisville, but I wanna go back there too. I was using AT&T for internet access via my Insty connect and had 0 issues with Zomm or streaming. Can't judge WiFi as I didn't use it. There are some long term guests that you will hear going to work weekdays, but besides that it's nice and quiet. Enjoy.

Conveniently located near downtown Bardstown and distilleries. There is small playground. Full hook-up. More than half the sites are pull-thru, which is nice. Sites are gravel and fairly long. It can easily accommodate big rigs and tow vehicles. The picnic tables are newer, plastic and clean. There are long-term campers but they are located at the back outer loop.
Some sites are partly-shaded, others are full sun. We were 'escorted' to our site.