Located near downtown Louisville, Kentucky, Louisville North Campground is a family-owned campground purchased by Ernest and Barb Ringo in 1987.
It all started when Ernest and Barb decided to take a road trip back to their home state of Indiana after Ernest retired from the Oil industry. While on vacation, they set their sights on their dream job of owning a campground. So, in 1987, they purchased Louisville North Campground, located in Clarksville, Indiana, just over the bridge from Louisville, Kentucky, separated by the Ohio River.
Photo is courtesy of Louisville North Campground.
Growth and Customer Service
Ernest and Barb enlarged the campground to 110 sites, tenting sites, and two cabins over the years. Ernest died in 2009, but Barb, who is now 85 years young, and her daughter Pam still run the campground. Barb comes to work every day to welcome the campers with a joyful greeting and continues to help out in the convenience store and gas station.
Photo is courtesy of Louisville North Campground.
Just a few minutes from downtown Louisville, Kentucky, and with easy access from Interstate 65, the location has given the camping public an ideal base camp to attend the city’s major events, conventions, and a myriad of attractions.
Enjoy a city full of shops, restaurants, and sporting events. Visit Churchill Downs and its Kentucky Derby Museum. Take the kids to the Louisville Science Center, the Louisville Slugger Museum, and the Louisville Zoo.
The Louisville skyline rises near the Ohio River. Photo: Missvain
Find Family Here
Our family campground is looking forward to hosting you soon. You’ll find all the conveniences you need here, including full hookups with Wi-Fi, high-speed internet, and up to 30 channels on the regular antenna at every RV Site. Also, if you need RV service, it is available next door.
Be sure to include Louisville North Campground on your itinerary when visiting Indiana and Kentucky. Book now with louisvillenorthcampground.com so you don’t miss out.
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