Elizabethtown Crossroads Campground

Well maintained and clean campground. WiFi was good most of the time. Great place to base (stayed six nights) or spend the night when traveling through the area. Places to see and things to do include: Bardstown, Bernheim Abboretum and Research Forest, Patton Museum, Bourbon Trail, Wine Trail, and Louisville Zoo.

This campground looks to be an old KOA. And while it is a little older it is well maintained. Bathrooms were clean and showers were hot. We had a pull thru spot on the backside by the pond. The initial spot was pretty unlevel. We didn't intend to unhitch since we were just passing through so I went to the office and asked if it would be possible to have the site next to it, it was way more level. She was extremely nice and had no problem letting us move.
The sites are gravel with some grass on the sides. Each site had a picnic table and fire ring. There's also a laundry facility on site but we did not use it. The pool and office are open until 8pm. The office also has a small store with drinks, snacks, camping essentials and a few gifts. Staff is super friendly. The campground was very quiet and even though there were quite a few people no one was ever loud. Wifi was very good as well.

Nothing special about this place. If you like KOAs, then this is for you, minus all the KOA signage. There are some trees, patches of grass, and a small pond, to please your nature-bug, but that is about it. It is an easy hop into town, and the cell signal was great. The laundromat was nice as well.

We were only passing through but the location is great and the wooded setting is very nice! We had a level site towards the back corner with a pond nearby. The staff was very accommodating even without reservations! We would stay again but might avoid peak times. Sites would be close if we had had neighbors on each side.

This place is open during winter, convenient to the freeway, clean, safe, and the Wi-Fi worked. That checked all the boxes for me. This place is good for a quick overnight, or if you're looking for a base to explore the area by car. However, the sites are small, very close together and there's essentially nothing to do within walking distance. If you're looking to spend a lot of time at the campground, you might want to look elsewhere.

Good sites but close. Had full hookups we’re fine. Pool was fun for grandson. Large grassy yard and playground. Friendly staff. Our son and family stayed in one of the cabins? Basic kind of like a wood tent with AC.

Nice little campground with everything you need. Mature trees, small pond, fire rings, and full hookup site (#40). The only issue was the road noise from I-65. I didn’t expect it to be so noticeable. Other than that we enjoyed our stay.

Playground was dangerously decrepit, muddy, no internet, no cable, lots of fellow campers were openly brandishing firearms... Definitely felt like we were duped by the seemingly positive reviews of this place!

We were on our way to Alabama from Ohio and stayed here. Talked to Carol and was super accommodating. Got a very level site and staff in office was really nice too. We will be back. Sites are decent sized. Had site 20. Pull thru site.

Carol took our call for a late check in. The power was fine, the water worked.

The showers were clean and available.

Very happy with our experience there.