Freeman Fork (FR 666) in KY -- Camping Rules & Access
Freeman Fork (FR 666) in KY
Road corridorDaniel Boone NF, Stearns Ranger District
8.1 mi from Whitley City
Maps 1,369 ft
Dispersed camping generally allowed
U.S. Forest Service default; a local order can restrict it.
Daniel Boone National Forest ↗
Stay limit: 14 consecutive days · within 31 days · Then leave the forest for 10 days
VerizonWEAK
AT&TNONE
T-MobileUSABLE
StarlinkFAIR
Road Access
Difficult
- All 2.5 miles of this road are maintained for high-clearance vehicles, graded dirt the whole way.
- Near Beast Mode.
- Estimated climb: 270 ft over 2.5 miles, with sustained grades near 12% and pitches to 20%.
Setting
Fairly secluded
- Well separated here, with the nearest through road 0.8 miles off.
- Estimated night sky: Bortle 3, a dark rural sky.
Rules
- Visitors may only camp on the Daniel Boone National Forest for a consecutive 14 days or less in a 30-day period. When camping outside of a developed campground, the following actions are prohibited: Camping in violation of posted signs; Camping within 100 feet of the base of any cliff, or back of any rock shelter; Camping within 300 feet of any developed road (including Tunnel Ridge Road and its associated parking lots) or trail in the Red River Gorge; Camping within 300 feet of the water's edge or of any road or trail leading to the water's edge of Cave Run Lake, Laurel River Lake or Lake Cumberland.
- Camping rules
Climate averages
October normals 44–70°F, 3.1″ precipitation. Monthly averages, PRISM 1991–2020.