Department of Parks
News Advisory-State Resort Parks-Update

Press Release Date:  Saturday, January 31, 2009  
Contact Information:  Gil Lawson
502-564-8110 ext 168
gil.lawson@ky.gov
 



Kentucky Department of Parks News Advisory

 

Jan. 31, 2009                                                                 Contact: Gil Lawson

For Immediate Release (1 pm update)                          502-564-8110, ext 168

                                                                           

News Advisory-State Resort Parks-Update

 

The following list gives the status of state resort parks and campgrounds across the state as of 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 31. Work is underway to restore power. Please call the park to check if it’s open and if rooms or cottages are available. Due to the winter storm, some services may be limited.

 

 

State Resort Parks Open

 

Barren River Lake (Glasgow) 1-800-325-0057

 

Blue Licks Battlefield (Mt Olivet) 1-800-443-7008

 

Buckhorn Lake (Perry County) 1-800-325-0058

 

Carter Caves (Olive Hill) 1-800-325-0059

 

Cumberland Falls (Corbin) 1-800-325-0063

 

Dale Hollow Lake (Burkesville) 1-800-325-2282

 

General Butler (Carrollton) 1-866-462-8853

 

Jenny Wiley (Prestonsburg) 800-325-0142

 

Lake Barkley (Cadiz) 1-800-325-1708

 

Lake Cumberland (Jamestown) 1-800-325-1709

 

Natural Bridge (Slade) 1-800-325-1710

(Park trails are closed)

 

Pine Mountain (Pineville) 1-800-325-1712

 

Rough River (Falls of Rough) 1-800-325-1713

 

 

Open Campgrounds

 

Fort Boonesborough (Richmond) – 859-527-3131

 

General Butler (Carrollton) – 1-866-462-8853

 

Levi Jackson (London) – 606-330-2130

 

Taylorsville Lake (Taylorsville) 502-477-8713

 

 

Closed/Without Power

 

 

Greenbo Lake (Greenup) – 1-800-325-0083

 

John James Audubon (Henderson, cottages only) – 270-826-2247

 

Kenlake (Aurora) 1-800-325-0143

 

Kentucky Dam Village (Gilbertsville) – 1-800-325-0146

 

Pennyrile Forest (Dawson Springs) 1-800-325-1711

 

 

 

Please check www.parks.ky.gov for updates.

 

 

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The Kentucky State Park System is composed of 52 state parks plus an interstate park shared with Virginia. The Department of Parks, an agency of the Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet, operates 17 resort parks with lodges -- more than any other state. For more information on Kentucky parks, visit our Web site at http://www.parks.ky.gov