Mammoth Cave - Mammoth Cave National Park

Stayed 3 nights over spring break. Campground is very close to the visitor center, cave tours, & hiking/biking trails. We had plenty to do & see without driving elsewhere. Some sites are close together but most are nicely spaced out & level. Bathrooms are super clean, but small & only 1 per loop. Showers at the camp store takes coins but are nice & hot. We loved our stay & the cave tours are awesome! (Buy tickets in advance!)

Stayed one night, Thursday March 2, 2023; lots of availability. Was going to stay two nights but a severe storm knocked down numerous trees, one within 10 yards of our camper, knocked out the power and they closed the park. Fortunately we were on a cave tour during the storm. Sites are primitive, but nice. Bathrooms have flush toilets and are clean. Pay showers at the camp store are decent. The caves are awesome and there are other hiking, fishing and kayaking opportunities.

Stayed 3 nights in 30’ RV. Great location. Level sites. No hook ups but there is a dump station available. Fresh water and bathrooms available near sites. Each site had its own picnic table and fire ring. Many tent campers. Gets noisy on weekends. Perfect for hiking and touring the caves. Walking distance to Visitors Center. Park staff keeps everything neat, clean and in working condition.

We loved our stay here. A pretty typical NP campground. Nice wooded sites, fairly spaced. We had a pull through, there were lots of both, in all different sizes and shapes. Some spots were definitely better than others. Ours was tricky to get into (a pretty big curve on the driveway), but once we set up it was great. We didn’t use the bath house, but did do laundry at the camp store, which was nice. The location of the campground is close to all the nearby hiking and cave tours, but away from the crowds. Town is quite a ways away, so we were happy to be up in the park.

Great wooded sites. Had no problem with a pull through rv site for my 34’ with toad. Close to visitor center and food and tours at mammoth cave. Had to boondock but able to dump as leaving. No WiFi but Verizon worked fine. Clean bathrooms and friendly staff. If your looking for a KOA go to cave city if you are looking for a great park setting and cheap come here. If you are lucky and want power try for a vip site first come first served but nice. There are a lot of good rv sites on a first come come first served.

Nice area large enough for my 35ft toy hauler and f350. Not close to the cave. And they strictly enforce 9pm no generators .... Even in 90 degree weather, if I wanted to roast I'd get a tent! And cell service is not available att and tmobile. Also wifi really sucks.

Wooded campground. Tight fit for 35'class A but can do. No hook ups.

I'd give it 5 stars if the bathrooms had showers. The camp store has pay showers.
Free to campers is wifi (repeater at each bathroom so pick a spot close to one) and there's a dump facility with potable water at the camp store free for campers.
Oh, and the cave is awesome.
Most sites are pull through and reasonably level.
I like it!