About Kentucky Lake Glamping

Kentucky Lake Glamping has grown into a collection of eye-popping stays along the water in New Concord. Restored vintage campers remain part of the identity, but the current lodging mix also includes modern glampers, geodesic domes, tiny cottages, The Gull House, and full-hookup RV sites. That range lets guests choose how closely their stay resembles a camper, cabin, dome, or traditional lakeside rental.

The vintage units carry much of the property's personality. Renovated Airstreams, Avions, and other classic campers use their original shapes as the foundation for new interiors, with sleeping arrangements and bathroom setups that vary by unit. Some stay compact and close to the character of an old camper, while others include private baths and more room for a family.

The newer glampers and domes add larger beds, kitchens or kitchenettes, climate control, and private bathrooms in several units. Fireside, Nature's Nest, Clearview, and Lakeview domes bring a modern rounded profile to the shoreline, while the modern camper collection provides bunk space and residential cooking features for groups of up to six. Tiny cottages offer another small-footprint option with a more cabin-like layout.

Shared facilities help tie those different accommodations together. A modern bathhouse serves units without full private bathrooms, and the laundry room supports longer stays. The Glampstore carries merchandise and basic supplies, while the on-site cafe serves breakfast, pizza, sandwiches, wings, desserts, and other casual meals during its operating season.

The lake offers a white-sand beach, boat ramp, and direct access, which gives guests room for swimming, paddling, fishing, and time along the shoreline. Pontoon boats, kayaks, and golf carts are available for rent, allowing visitors to add time on the water or move more easily around the grounds.

The variety works especially well for families and groups with different comfort levels. One household can reserve a vintage camper, another can choose a dome or tiny cottage, and an RV owner can use a full-hookup site.