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Cumberland Point Recreation Area – Lake Cumberland Campground & Outdoor Activities

Cumberland Point Recreation Area – Lake Cumberland Campground & Outdoor Activities

Location:

10000 Highway 761
Nancy, KY 42544

The Cumberland Point Recreation Area is a premier lakeside campground managed by Kentucky State Parks. It boasts 30 well‑maintained campsites equipped with water and electric hook‑ups, offering guests a comfortable base to enjoy the surrounding natural beauty.

Visitors are drawn to the area’s stunning vistas and iconic sunsets over Lake Cumberland. The site is a favorite for anglers and boaters, with easy access to fishing spots and ample waterway for recreational boating.

Families and groups can relax at the large playground and adjoining horseshoe pit, while the day‑use area features a spacious picnic shelter suitable for reunions, family gatherings, and community events.

Geographically, the park sits at the midpoint of Lake Cumberland, at the mouth of Faubush Creek. It is located approximately ten miles west of Nancy, KY, off Highway 761, and is accessible via water from Conley Bottom Resort.

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