Campgrounds and RV parks near Guthrie, KY

Guthrie sits on the Kentucky-Tennessee line in Todd County, roughly 15 minutes from Clarksville, Tennessee and I-24 Exit 1, and within an easy drive of Fort Campbell, Lake Malone State Park, and the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area. That location gives RV travelers two very different kinds of stays within reach: interstate-adjacent full-hookup parks close to town, and wooded state and federal campgrounds on the water. Close-in options include Spring Creek Camp Ground and Spring Creek Campground for straightforward overnight and short stays, while Clarksville RV Resort sits just off I-24 near Exit 1, about 15 minutes from Fort Campbell. For a lake-and-woods trip, Lake Malone State Park Campground lies in Western Kentucky, a small facility surrounded by sandstone cliffs and dense forest, known for winding hikes, dark skies, and water activities. Owls Roost Campground offers a smaller private setting in the same corridor. Most travelers use Guthrie as a base for Nashville day trips, Fort Campbell visits, or lake time on Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley inside Land Between the Lakes.

State park sites at Lake Malone are handled through the Kentucky State Parks reservation system on ReserveAmerica. Reservations must be made one day ahead of arrival and can be made up to 12 months in advance. There is a one-night minimum stay during the week at all parks, and a two-night minimum stay on peak-season weekends at all parks except the Kentucky Horse Park. Land Between the Lakes uses its own reservation portal for its developed campgrounds, while self-service campgrounds operate on a first-come basis with a fee envelope system at the trailhead. Private parks like Clarksville RV Resort, Spring Creek Camp Ground, Spring Creek Campground, and Owls Roost Campground book directly through the operator by phone or website.