List of Active Military Bases in Kentucky
Kentucky has a smaller but important group of active military installations. This guide covers 2 major installations across Army.
Military Bases in Kentucky
The installations in Kentucky support training. They are grouped by branch below so readers can find each base quickly.
Army Bases in Kentucky
Army installations in Kentucky support training, readiness, testing, logistics or other land-force missions. The exact role depends on the installation.
Fort Campbell
Fort Campbell is an active army installation in the Hopkinsville / Clarksville area area. Its main work includes air assault and rapid-response training, with facilities that support the mission and assigned personnel.
| Branch | Army |
|---|---|
| Location | Hopkinsville / Clarksville area, Kentucky |
| Address | 1501 William C. Lee Road, Fort Campbell, KY 42223 |
| Main contact | 270-798-9322 |
| Main operations | Air assault and rapid-response training |
| Key facilities | Training areas, administrative facilities and personnel support services |
| Status | Active |
Fort Knox
Fort Knox is an active army installation in the Fort Knox area. Its main work includes army personnel, training and installation support, with facilities that support the mission and assigned personnel.
| Branch | Army |
|---|---|
| Location | Fort Knox, Kentucky |
| Address | 411 Eisenhower Avenue, Building 1477, Fort Knox, KY 40121 |
| Main contact | 502-624-8391 |
| Main operations | Army personnel, training and installation support |
| Key facilities | Training areas, administrative facilities and personnel support services |
| Status | Active |
Frequently Asked Questions
How many active military bases are in Kentucky?
Using the major-installation definition used in this guide, Kentucky has 2 active military or defense installations. Recruiting offices and unit-only Guard listings are not counted as separate bases.
Which military branches have bases in Kentucky?
This list includes installations connected with the Army. Joint and other defense installations are listed separately when they are present.
Are there army bases in Kentucky?
Yes. This guide lists 2 army bases in Kentucky, including Fort Campbell and Fort Knox.
Can civilians visit military bases in Kentucky?
Sometimes, but access rules vary by installation and can change. Visitors may need an approved sponsor, a valid ID or a visitor pass. Check with the installation before traveling.
Does this list include recruiting offices in Kentucky?
No. Recruiting battalions and similar administrative listings are not counted as separate military bases. The list focuses on active installation-type locations.