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Levi Jackson Wilderness Road
The Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park is located in London, Kentucky. It is a historic park that commemorates the journey of the first settlers to the area. The park features a museum, a replica of the original Wilderness Road, and a variety of outdoor activities. Visitors can explore the park's trails, picnic areas, and campgrounds. The park also offers educational programs and special events throughout the year.
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User Reviews
Everett Rush (SmokeyMountainBanter)
I loved the millstones along the pathway. It is really beautiful and clean park. It is an easy walk from the parking lot to the house and bridge
Chris Isaacs
Hiking trails. Tourist info. Stone mills. A pool, RV camp. Mini golf. Theres also tent camping. Its an amazing park.
Tracy Mills
I rented the big pavilion with the bathrooms and play ground. I was informed when I paid the deposit, that the new play ground was indeed done and ready to be used. However, when we arrived it was completely engulfed with fencing, and had a sign that said demolition area. However, there was lots of new play equipment. Giving the look that it would be loads of fun. We had a severely autistic child along with other children who were told, by myself, that they had a new play ground to play in. The pop machine had been vandalized (not the fault of the park) just letting you know it is not there. Completely disappointed with the area.
Tim B
A great state park. Many picnic tables and picnic shelters throughout the park. There is a swimming pool, putt putt golf course,camping area and many more things. The Camping area has rustic & RV campsites with water and electric hook up, Bathhouse and restrooms, and playground equipment in several areas throughout the camping area.
John Hurst
This place is more RV park, if you're thinking of tent camping there are other, more suitable locations. When I arrived at out campsite it was in a flooded out are, multiple trees had fallen and one had even crushed the picnic table and fireplace. Luckily they allowed me to use my chainsaw and I was able to clear it out adequately enough for the tents to be set up. Camp sites are really close together and you can literally here entire conversations from the comfort of your sleeping bag till the wee hours of the morning. Would not recommend!