I live in Louisville but many of our friends, who RV, come to see us. We are RVs also just not in this area. The best kept secret in Kentucky is My Old Kentucky Home RV park. Small park with lots of trees. All sites have water and electricity, only some have sewer. But you are in the heart of Bourbon country. You're also in Bardstown, Ky., one of the oldest cities in the state. There is a Civil War museum where you can get a guided tour if you ask. Also the is Talbot Tavern been there over 200 years with lots of history. And if you're hungry it's a good place to eat. Try the Kentucky Hot Brown a Kentucky speciality. Churchill Downs will be in their fall meet if you want to see a horse race or a guided tour of the track and museum, worth the time and money. No guided tours on the days the horses run so call ahead.
I have to mention one other park. Grandma's. no trees, no frails, but with all the hook ups. A good location for visiting Louisville or Bardstown and the bourbon trail.