ENVIRONMENTAL RECREATION ON FORT CAMPBELL:
Refer to Environmental Recreation Policy Letter iSportsman for regulation pertaining to environmental recreation.
Below are current non-consumptive environmental recreation activities currently available through the Fort Campbell iSportsman Portal.
ROV COURSE:
- An Environmental Recreation permit is required to use the ROV course. If you are unable to add or purchase the Environmental Recreation permit, please contact our office at: usarmy.campbell.imcom.mbx.fish-and-wildlife@army.mil to have the appropriate validation added to your account. Users will also be required to take the ROV Course Safety Briefing and the Water Sports Safety Briefing/Quiz..The ROV Course Safety Brief and the Water Sports Safety Brief can be accessed by going to the “My Safety Briefs” tab of the iSportsman account.
PRIMITIVE CAMPING:
- Campers camping at Lake Kyle must have an Annual Environmental Recreation Permit issued through iSportsman. Campers may also possess a One-Day Environmental Recreation Permit issued through iSportsman but must have a valid permit for each camping night.
- Campers are required to check in on the iSportsmcm portal prior to camping.
- Area assignments for camping at Lake Kyle are valid for 72 hours, when an Annual Environmental Recreation Permit is used.
Campers are responsible for removing all trash from their camp area prior to departing the camp site. Failure to remove waste materials may result in suspension of recreational activity privileges.activity privileges
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HIKING, BOATING, AND WILDLIFE OBSERVATION:
For information Individuals wishing to participate in any non-consumptive activity in any of Fort Campbell's rear area must obtain an Environmental Recreation Permit and check-in and check-out of "Environmental Recreation" areas using iSportsman. Click here to get started. Hiking, Boating, and Wildlife Observation are the only permitted activities authorized under Environmental Recreation permits.
Individuals must maintain appropriate permit and area assignment (check-in pass) on their person while recreating. Additionally, an area assignment must be properly displayed in vehicle dash in a manner that allows Law Enforcement and other officials to view.
ENVIRONMENTAL RECREATION/WATERSPORTS ACTIVITIES MAPS:
- Fletcher’s Fork Creek
- Lake Kyle
- Little West Fork Creek
- Piney Fork Creek
- Saline Creek
- TA19 Wetland
- TA28 Wetland
ATTENTION CYCLISTS:
- Cycling activities are permitted on paved or graveled roads. Off-road cycling is authorized in areas open for General Environmental Recreation.
- Cycling on paved or graveled roads does not require a permit issued through iSportsman.
- Cyclists are considered authorized privately own vehicles (POVs) and must adhere to CAM Reg. 190-5 regarding safety equipment and operation of bicycles on Fort Campbell. Cyclists not following traffic regulations may be subject to traffic enforcement action.
- Cyclists must yield to all military traffic encountered within the training areas on Fort Campbell.
- Off-road cycling requires a permit issued through iSportsman and check in through the iSportsman Portal. Cyclists must maintain the printed area assignment issued through iSportsman while riding off-road on Fort Campbell. Off-road cyclists may utilize earthen trails within their assigned area. All stream crossings shall be completed at designated low water or bridge locations within the assigned area. Cycling outside of assigned area may result in an enforcement action and suspension of all recreational activity privileges.
OTHER RECREATION ACTIVITIES:
Individuals wishing to participate in adventure programs, archery, paintball, shooting sports, and various other activities need to visit Fort Campbell MWR
Outdoor Recreation:
RV SITES AND CABINS:
For information on RV sites and cabin rentals you need to visit Fort Campbell MWR:
Outdoor Recreation:
Fort Campbell Fish & Wildlife Office:
Directorate of Public Works
Environmental Division, Conservation Branch
Fish and Wildlife Program
Fort Campbell, Kentucky 42223
Contact Information:
Fish and Wildlife Manager: (270) 798-9824
Report Violators: (931) 472-8730
Report UXO Dial: (270) 798-3001
For Emergencies Dial: 911