Kentucky - Cumberland
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Kentucky - Cumberland
Coming from Mich. We have 4-5 boats that want to come down. looking at the end of July.
Where is a good place to stay on the water with slips/beaching/camping average cost?
What do we need to watch out for?
Is there premium fuel on the water?
What is the law like / loudness?
Where is a good place to stay on the water with slips/beaching/camping average cost?
What do we need to watch out for?
Is there premium fuel on the water?
What is the law like / loudness?
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This is where i stay at. I really like it here. Its about a mile from Alligator 2 marina. Last year a rented a RV spot for around $18 per night and pitched a tent. They have shower houses that are very clean. Also it doesnt cost anything to put in at Alligator 2.
I heard fuel is around $1 more at the marinas. Dont hold me to that because i never have had to fill up at them. Right across the street from Pine Crest is a gas station that i use.
If you like to be where the party is at then you need to go to Harmon Creek. Especially on the 4th of July, there will be a ton of people their.
Let me know if you decide to stay at Pine crest. I just bought an RV and will keeping it there.
I heard fuel is around $1 more at the marinas. Dont hold me to that because i never have had to fill up at them. Right across the street from Pine Crest is a gas station that i use.
If you like to be where the party is at then you need to go to Harmon Creek. Especially on the 4th of July, there will be a ton of people their.
Let me know if you decide to stay at Pine crest. I just bought an RV and will keeping it there.
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The dam was leaking. They had to lower the lake level to relieve pressure off the dam so it would not fail. Work is ongoing.....
Personally, I think the lake is nicer at the current level. All the debris is way up the banks. Even with the drawdown, it's still a LOT of water.
Personally, I think the lake is nicer at the current level. All the debris is way up the banks. Even with the drawdown, it's still a LOT of water.