Camping at Sites 35-71

Sites with electric amenities tend to provide 20, 30, and sometimes 50-amp service. 3. **Water Access**: There's likely a communal water spigot available, but individual water hookups at each site are less common in state parks. 4. **RV Accommodation**: If you are RV camping, make sure to check the length restrictions for these sites, as they can vary and may not accommodate larger RVs. 5. **Amenities**: Typical amenities could include picnic tables, fire rings, and nearby restrooms with showers, although specifics can vary from site to site. 6. **Reservation**: It's usually recommended to reserve your site in advance, either through the park's website or by calling the reservation hotline. ### Additional Considerations - **Pets**: Pets are often allowed in the state park campgrounds, but they must be on a leash and are not allowed in specific areas such as buildings or swimming beaches. - **Check-In/Check-Out Times**: Be aware of check-in and check-out times for the campground to avoid any inconvenience. - **Quiet Hours**: Adherence to quiet hours is generally mandatory for the enjoyment of all campers. - **Fires**: Firewood restrictions might be in place to prevent the spread of invasive insects; therefore, bringing in outside wood may be prohibited. - **Activities**: The park likely offers additional recreational opportunities like hiking trails, boating, fishing, and possibly a swimming pool. Make sure to gather information on what's available during your trip. ### Booking and Contact Information Always check the most recent and accurate details directly through the park's official channels. Contact General Butler State Resort Park to confirm any specific details or requirements before making your trip. - **Website**: Visit the Kentucky State Parks official website or the park's specific page for updated information. - **Phone**: Contact the park directly via phone for the fastest answers to your questions or to make a reservation.