This park was quiet, clean, and convenient to I-65 for day trips to Louisville, Mammoth Caves, Lexington, Bowling Green, and Bardstown. Although there are not planned activities, we found the place to be good for our family. The kids enjoyed the clean, warm pool. The playground would be fine for pre-schoolers - not so much for grade-schoolers. It was near to shopping, groceries, and restaurants. Give it a chance. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park has large trees with good shade, but that is the most outstanding feature of it. It is an old park that is much in need of renovation. The pool is OK, the shower building is as clean as an old, run down building could be kept. But it needs attention. The sites are nice, but range from near level to difficult to level in. The owners are friendly, but rather resentful toward the military campground located on Ft. Knox. While the park did not have Wifi, there is an open link that is accessable when near the store or entrance. It seems to come from a nearby home. The new owners are working very hard to bring the park up, but they need a major capital investment. The rate that I quoted was based upon a weekly rate of $166.50 We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a friendly park with very nice trees and poor to fair roads. The sites vary from reasonably level to very un-level. The pool is in good condition and restrooms are old, but reasonably clean. The park seems to be an old one that could use a major renovation. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Was a decent campground - nice pool. Overall the grounds were clean. On the downside - the toilet tissue ran out in the men's room at nite - the check in was a disappointment because we had to stand around and wait for the person on duty to return from somewhere - one of the campers laid himself out on the ground overnight and did not move until he sobered up. I would stay here again but I would not go out of my way to do so. We camped here in a Motorhome.