RV Campgrounds Marshall County, KY from $63

A steel bridge over a river with a train on it.

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A river with autumn foliage, a bridge, and a cloudy sky.

Our top choices for Marshall County RV Parks

Tiny house on wheels - camping

Hardin

Shelly

$122 nightly

Jun 30 - Jul 1

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RV Site #43 Pull Through, Big Rig Friendly 60ftx25ft

Hardin

$65 nightly

Jun 30 - Jul 1

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RV Site #48 Back in - Big Rig Friendly 70ftx30ft

Hardin

$65 nightly

Jun 30 - Jul 1

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The Laredo, Luxury Safari Tent

Cadiz

Thomas C.

$321 nightly

Jun 30 - Jul 1

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RV Site #39 Pull Through

Hardin

$60 nightly

Jun 30 - Jul 1

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The Underwood, Lux Safari Tent

Cadiz

$372 nightly

Jun 30 - Jul 1

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The Skinner, Luxury Safari Tent

Cadiz

"Definitely don’t take a motorcycle. It’s gravel all the way to the tents. Check-in time was so late as ridiculous by the time you get there you feel like you didn’t have no time in the tent or anything to do then you had to check out at 10 in the morning. I thought it was a little pricey for what we got. It was a different experience. Overall, it was a nice place. It was really far out the way nothing to do around the town."

David Y.

$334 nightly

Jun 30 - Jul 1

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RV Site #38 Pull Through

Hardin

$58 nightly

Jul 7 - Jul 8

Total with taxes and fees

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Top Marshall County Hotel Reviews

Comfort Suites Paducah Mall Area

8/10 Good

"I was checking in by myself, and the woman who gave me my keycard loudly said what room number I was in. There was a line of people behind me who all heard. She was very friendly but it just wasn’t very safe to do that. Most hotels just hand you the card and say your room number is on the card."