We stayed here because of the golf course, which was very nice. The lodge and restaurant were also nice. We went to Bowling Green to the Corvette Museum and that was only about 20 minutes away and Mammoth Cave, which was about 30 minutes away, but other than that, there is nothing in the area and nothing in the campground to do or see. We got one TV channel, since we do not have a satellite. The trouble that we encountered here and at every KY State Park that we stayed at, was that there is no ranger presence of any kind. When we got to the park, there was no one at the gate and we did not see anyone there until the weekend, so if you have any trouble, there is no one there to resolve it. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We spent a week here in the early spring. Nice campground. Water hookups are between every other site, so depending on the site you have, the water hookup might be on the curb side, not the road side where your unit hookups are. Ours was on the road side, but we still needed two hoses to reach it. Web site says Wi-Fi, but not in the campground, only the Lodge. We had a severe storm come thru mid week. The rangers came thru and had everyone go to the lodge until the storm passed, making sure everyone was safe. The play ground was in good shape, fairly new equipment. Bathhouse was old, but in good repair and clean. The dump station water supply was frozen the morning we went to leave. Late cold snap. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The atmosphere of the campground was very family oriented. The campground host was very visible and helpful. The campground was in good repair. Grounds were manicured nicely. The majority of the sites are pull-throughs. All sites are paved. However, few are level. Wildlife was abundant. Hilly terrain. Good bike bike riding campground. A beautiful 18-hole golf course is adjacent the campground. We will camp here again!!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.