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Kentucky Dam Village State Resort Park

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This park has the largest marina in Kentucky State Park system, offering 325 slips. Anglers enjoy fishing for smallmouth, largemouth, Kentucky and white bass, crappie, bluegill, sauger and blue catfish.

In addition to the 72 rooms at the Village Inn Lodge, there are 68 cottages at the Kentucky Dam Village and 221 paved campsites in the park with water and electricity hookups.

The resort is located 21 miles southeast of Paducah.

Location: P.O. Box 69, Gilbertsville Kentucky 42044 Telephone 270-362-4271 Toll Free: 800-325-0146

Other Kentucky State Parks nearby:
(Columbus) Columbus-Belmont State Park
(Gilbertsville) Kentucky Dam Village State Resort Park
(Cadiz) Lake Barkley State Resort Park

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