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Price
$25 - $100/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
Varies
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Check Policy
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P.O. Box 767, Louisa, Kentucky, 41230, United States
Bass and crappie anglers, lake paddlers, or mountain bikers who want a real trail system. The boat-in primitive sites give serious solitude on a lake big enough to lose a houseboat, and the marina store means you don't have to haul everything in.
Winter trips are a gamble at a 2.5/5 seasonal score, and with only three reviews on record, there's almost no crowd-sourced intel to set expectations. First-timers hoping for recent site-by-site feedback will be flying blind.
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Summer is prime for lake recreation. Daytime highs typically run mid-70s to mid-80s°F, with warm water for swimming, boating, and fishing. All boat ramps and rentals operate during summer months, and long daylight hours extend the time for hiking and biking. Afternoon thunderstorms are possible. Weekends and holidays get busier, so reservations help. Winter sees drier conditions with less precipitation.
Spring supports fishing and hiking as trails green up; fewer summer crowds likely.
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The Yatesville Lake State Park offers a range of amenities catering to diverse camper needs. Facilities include full hookup sites as well as boat-in and hike-in primitive sites. Campgrounds feature playgrounds, nature trails, a laundry room, restrooms with showers, and a dump station. The marina is well-equipped with a fishing jetty, boat dock, and a store offering gas, groceries, fishing equipment, and souvenirs. Near the marina, a public beach area includes playgrounds, restrooms, showers, and a snack bar. Visitors can also make use of picnic shelters, a volleyball court, grills, and an ADA-compliant fishing jetty.
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