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White Sulphur Horse Camp (Daniel Boone NF) — Horse Camping

Salt Lick, Kentucky  CALL FOR FEE

$20/night peak season (Mar 20 - Oct 26); $15/night non-peak (Oct 27 - Mar 19); day use $10 peak / $8 non-peak per vehicle (operator-provided Oct 29, 2026)
✓ Fee last verified Oct 29, 2026 — checked against the facility's own published information. How we verify

Trail access

50+ miles of multiple-use trails; White Sulphur Trail 2.5-mile beginner loop leaves from camp (USFS)

LocationWhite Sulphur Rd, Cave Run Lake area (Bath County)
Facility typeUS Forest Service campground
Corrals & stallsPrimitive horse camp designed for riders (tie/hitching facilities)
HookupsNone - primitive campground without electricity (USFS)
Max rig50 ft
Water on siteNo potable water at this location (Daniel Boone NF, Oct 29, 2026)
ReservationsFirst-come, first-served (no reservation system published)
Phone606-784-6428
Official websitewww.fs.usda.gov/recarea/dbnf/recarea/?recid=39340
SourceSource: official site
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Good to know

Fees and details provided by Amber Perkins, Daniel Boone National Forest (Cumberland District), by email Oct 29, 2026: up to 30 vehicles, trailers up to 50 ft, no potable water, pay at site by fee envelope (cash or check only). Kentucky Dept. of Agriculture requires a negative Coggins test and a valid certificate of veterinary inspection. Published as operator-provided with that date; the fee amount does not yet appear on the agency's own pages, so this listing stays Call-ahead until it does. Near Cave Run Lake.

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