Camp Carter
This is a Boondockers Welcome host in Millwood, KY
Hosted By
DocnOlive
Max Rig Size
45+ (ft)
Parking Spaces
2
Max Nights Per Stay
5
Same Day Requests
No
Guest have free roam of our backyard oasis including fire pit, patio, cabana, hammocks, swing, Boy Scout campsite, and outdoor kitchen. A park grill & picnic table were just installed at the main camp site. We have several level places to park on gravel, grass, and blacktop. Please keep in mind that we only have 30a at the main camp pad (1st come, 1st serve). 10a is available at the second site by long extension cord. Water is available at camp areas from our house, but will require use of 50-75 ft of hose (you can also fill jugs and carry). Our RV dump is off by itself - not at the campsite. Suggested Local Attractions:Mammoth Cave National Park, Rough River State Park, Nolin River State Park, the Lincoln Trail, Corvette Museum, Beech Bend Park & Dragway, Owensboro Riverfront, the Bourbon Trail (Bardstown), Bernheim Forest, South Fork Motoplex, and NCM Motorsport Park.
Vehicle Suitability Information
Pets Welcome
Electric Hookup: 30A
Wifi
Slideouts Allowed
RV Dump Station
Generators Allowed
Water Hookup
Separate Tow Vehicle Parking
Campfire Ring Provided
Outdoor Cooking Allowed
House Rules
No Smoking near house, No barking dogs, No unruly children, No LOUD generators after 10, Quiet time after 10:00 unless we are up too, We have outside cats, please mind/leash you pets when out and about
Location
Access Road Conditions: Blacktop drive to main site, gravel to secondary,and trailer friendly - our rig is almost 53'- you will have no problems. Tow Vehicle Parking Details: Gravel lot or with RV
Parking Surface
Gravel
Hosted By DocnOlive
Age:
45-55
We are Airstream and outdoor enthusiasts Details: We are a couple of outdoorsy Airstreamers. I'm an engineer/business owner and she is a nurse. We spend most of our home time in our outdoor oasis or our century old Craftsman house. When we are in the Airstream, we are either chasing waterfalls or music festivals! Home Town: We live in a small town called Millwood, Kentucky. It's midway between Rough River and Nolin River State Parks and is about 35 minutes from Mammoth Came National Park. We are less than an hour from Bowling Green, Owensboro, Elizabethtown, and Louisville (outskirts). This includes Beech Bend Park and Dragway, NCM Motorsport Park, many museums, three water parks, and the birthplace of Bluegrass music. Favorite Boondocking Locations: Anywhere there is a festival or a waterfall. Skills or Expertise to Share: We have restored an old house and one Airstream, and working on the second of both. I am a mechanical engineer, she's a nurse, and there are very few projects we can't/won't tackle.
Availability for RV Camping
References for this location from other RVers
SNTBlueBird
4 months ago
Very friendly and we got to chat a little bit when I arrived. It was wonderful to have a beautiful greenhouse to look at while working my virtual job. It was so quiet and peaceful and that made my stay perfect.
jayme
4 months ago
Scott and Tina are awesome hosts! The spot is level and overlools their beautiful gardens. They were both super friendly and we shared some great conversations and even a delicious homecooked meal together. I would definitely stay here again!
TravelWithBliss
5 months ago
This was a beautiful spot to stay while I explored Mammoth Cave area. I felt comfortable and safe, If I’m ever traveling back through, I’d stay again.
PerrineDream
6 months ago
Nice spot near their beautiful garden. Really appreciate the electric to run the AC. Several trains roll past throughout the day and night. My kids thought that was neat. Thanks for the stay!
TheRockHoppa
7 months ago
We had such a great stay at Camp Carter! It was very easy to park and set up camp. Their place is an absolute oasis, including a beautiful and luscious garden walk, hammocks, picnic table and more. Tina and Scott were very kind and welcoming. Definitely ask about visiting an Amish farm stand while you're there! Totally worth it. Only thing to keep in mind is that you are right next to a set of train tracks. It's a very cool sight to see, but can be loud. Though it never seemed to last too long.
