London District761 S. Laurel RoadLondon, KY 40744606-864-4163

DirectionsFrom I-75 exit 25, take US 25 west for 5 miles. Turn right on KY 1193 and go 2 miles. Turn right on Forest Service Road 558. From the Grove Boat Ramp, boat 1 mile north to the boat-in campground.

Campground PhoneAt Grove Drive-in campground during open season; 606-528-6156

Open DatesMay - Sept. Call office for exact dates.

Camping Fees U.S. Fee Area. Campers register and pay at a self-serve pay station.

Camp Sites22 tent sites; 4 have accessible features.

RestroomsAccessible vault toilets

WaterDrinking water, centrally located, during summer.

Trash PickupCentrally located bins

Grove Marina1/2 mile from campground606-523-2323

Boat RampsRamps at Grove, High Top and Flatwoods. Moorings to access tent sites.

For more informationGuides like this are available atwww.fs.usda.gov/dbnf

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Grove Boat-In Campground, located on London Ranger District, is accessible by boat from Laurel River Lake or by trail from Grove Campground. The campground sits at the end of two peninsulas separated by a small bay. Most campsites are near the water's edge with boat moorings near each site. The sites are spaced apart and provide a sense of seclusion.

Each site has a tent pad, fire ring, picnic table, and lantern poles. Self-serve pay stations, water, and vault toilets are centrally located. There are no flush toilets or showers.

Quad: VoxClosest Town: CorbinLatitude: 36.95390536Longitude: -84.22088016

Grove Marina is a full-service marina located within 1/2-mile of the campground. The marina is privately owned and operated under a special-use permit with the Forest Service.

Put trash in a bear-resistant trash can or other receptacle provided by theForest Service.

Put food, trash and other odorous items in a bear-resistant container.

Store food and trash in a closed motor vehicle with a solid top or a closed hard-body trailer.

Service road is closed to vehicles.

Consumption of alcohol and open containers of alcohol are prohibited.

No swimming, wading or fishing at boat ramps.

April 2019

gwen.hensley@usda.gov