So-so park. Could never seem to find any employees about. We had the unfortunate experience of camping beside some good ol' boys whose aim it was to party all night. Unfortunately, we could find no employees to enforce the night time quiet rule. I think the highway noise was quieter than they were. We could not get a site that had a sewer (no problem), but I resent paying for one and not having one at my disposal. The place looked rustic, albeit a little over-grown here and there, although our cat loved it! Not a bad campground, but it would be much better if it were not right on the highway and if some of its drive-thrus were not so close-quartered. We were starved and didn't want to unhook so we ate at the restaurant within walking-distance at the foot of the hill that promised "grandma's home cooking". Do yourselves a favor: stay away. That had to have been one of the worst sandwiches I had ever eaten - it tasted like it came right out of a frozen box. Horrible service too. I probably won't stay at this RV park again - too much money for too few amenities. Like a ghost town! Eerie! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Reserved a full hookup - upon arrival was booked for electric and water only - moved to a full hookup but found that to have hookups connect properly I had to pull into the back in spot. There was an annoying little kid that kept getting in front of the rig as I tried to park - I finally gave up and went back to the non sewer site. One of the three showers in both the men's and women's were closed off - caused a back up in the morning. Pool was nice - grounds were decent. Is close to Mammoth Cave - Is inexpensive - Is a quiet place to camp - other than the pesky kid - the other campers and kids were friendly. There was a pond to fish in down the driveway. Appeared to be new owners? Unless the sites get a little upgraded in the future - next time I'd drive down the road to the E-Town or the Bowling Green KOA's. This was just an OK experience. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This CG is definitely a 1-man operation. After talking to the owner it is my understanding that she is trying to sell it. She has become disinterested in running it and it shows. The maintenance was OK, but some of the grass wasn't cut and I went to the camp store at least 4 times during the day and was met with a sign that said 'Back in 15 minutes' and found the clerk cleaning the showers or doing something else. Convenient stop off I-65, although you have to drive about 5 miles south to Cave City to find anything to do. Convenient to Mammoth Cave. Also, some sites do not have sewer hookup, but there is a dump station as you leave. Most sites are spacious. Either cash or check only for your stay. Does not take debit/credit cards. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This KOA was OK. It was clean and the staff is nice. Roads are gravel and except for the pool there isn't a whole lot for kids to do. Pretty convenient to Mammoth Cave National Park. Good overnight stop. For firewood, they sell you a bag of sawed wood 'chunks'. You'll have to drive down to one of the convenience stores to get logs. If you have a self-sufficient rig, I would recommend staying in Mammoth Cave NP CG. Beautiful and quiet. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.