About Trooper Island
2023 GMC SIERRA 1500 DENALI 4WD
Thank you for your support of Trooper Island! This year’s Trooper Island Camp Raffle vehicle is a 2023 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali 4WD. Tickets are $10 (plus small processing fees if purchased online) and can be purchased online until August 23rd 2023, at noon EST. CLICK HERE to purchase your tickets!
Online sales may end sooner depending on availability. While online ticket sales end on August 23rd, 2023, we encourage you to stop by our booth in the State Fair to purchase a ticket in person.
The drawing will be held on August 27th, 2023 at 3:00 pm EST. You do not need to be present to win. Purchasers do not need their ticket stubs for any reason. However, the stubs will be kept until raffle winner has taken possession of the vehicle.
HOW TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
All construction and camping expenses are paid from tax-deductible contributions. Many industry, civic and business groups have provided this program much needed support.
Contributions and/or Request for Further Information should be directed to:

Tpr. Jonathan Biven
TROOPER ISLAND CAMP DIRECTOR
Dale Hollow Lk, Burkesville, KY 42717
(270) 433-5422
Directions to Trooper Island Boat Dock
From Northern Kentucky:
Take I-75 South
Turn onto KY 461 (Exit 62) toward Somerset
Turn right on KY 80
Turn onto US 27 South
Turn right on KY 90
Turn left on KY 449
Turn left on 1206. This road will take you straight to the dock where the Trooper Island barge picks up guests.
From Western Kentucky:
Take Louie B. Nunn (Cumberland Parkway) East
Exit 14 (KY90)
Turn right at bottom of exit ramp
Turn right on KY 449
Turn left on KY 1206. This road will take you straight to the dock where the Trooper Island barge will transport guests to the island.
From Eastern Kentucky:
Travel either North/South on US 27 to the intersection of KY 90
Travel West on KY 90
Turn Left on KY 449
Turn left on KY 1206. This road will take you straight to the dock where the Trooper Island barge picks up guests.
Julia Sams
It may have been 11 years ago, but sometimes the memories I made at this camp still feel like it all just happened yesterday. I went to a couple of camps when I was a kid - but this one was the only one that made a difference.
Richard Kindall
I was 13 at the time. I really enjoyed my time there and I really appreciate the Troopers and everyone that is involved with Trooper Island for the chance. I just wanna thank everyone involved for sending me to camp back in the summer of 1971, - many years ago. Thank You and God Bless!