Mammoth Cave Campground

Loved this site except it floods during rain. Park rules not enforced (quiet time, extremely loud generator on site 73, unleashed pets).

Very nice wooded area. Campground was clean, and well maintained. 21B was quite Marshy, and we were glad we did not have a tent, and that our party had 22B as well, as that site was a little less marshy. Site 21B had a level pull through so no leveling of the trailer was needed.

The campground was great! The ranger talk was very good - fossils and pseudo fossils, even with some technical difficulties since Kelley wasn’t phased at all. We liked the lighting to the amphitheater and restrooms. There were pay showers and laundry. The sites are separated enough that we didn’t feel too close to our neighbors. The campground is very close to the new Lodge and the Visitor’s Center where the cave tours leave from.

Clean and quiet. The site was rainy and wet, but we managed to figure out a dry spot to setup our small tent. The shower and store facilities were clean and had everything we needed. Including a post office. The shower change machine only took $1 and $5 bills. The park lodge and main building were walking distance away.

I would rate this campground excellent except for the lack of showers. There were showers behind the campers store but were in great need of updating and overall cleanliness. Also these were not free. The coin machines looked to be quite ancient. They did work and the water was warm enough. The bathrooms in the campgrounds were kept very clean while we were there.

Nice location! Very close to the entrance & the bathrooms are a short walk.

The site was a bit muddy (rained a lot). While we cannot control the weather, it would be nice to have landscaping that had better drainage. Lots of puddles and mud. The bathrooms were very clean and lighting to get there was most appreciated. It would have been nice to have showers in the bathroom, rather than having to drive to the entrance in order to shower. I also do not appreciate having to pay extra for the showers.
It was nice to be near enough to walk to the caves and overall we had a great time.

I'm a local who visits the park frequently with my dog for trails and to walk around the campground. It's fun to see the different ways people camp. I finally decided it was time to take the plunge and camp overnight myself. It's a beautiful, peaceful place to be.

Mammoth Cave National Park was a delight. The campsite is located in a very wooded area and felt very rustic. it was a short walk to the visitor center and to cave tours. We thoroughly enjoyed our five nights stay and really enjoyed the cave tours. The Rangers were pleasant and knowledgeable. There was a dump station and water next to the campground at the campground store.

Very nice campground