Mammoth Cave Campground

Tons of bugs. Very hot and not allowed a generator or hook ups. Did not sleep at all being so hot. Definitely would not sit outside at night with so many mosquitoes. Site was tricky to back into.

We had a great tent camping experience! We loved the shaded camp site and the proximity to the visitor’s center. The facilities were also clean and a quick walk from our camp site. We will definitely return to this camp ground!

Large campsites, clean

Very clean bathrooms. Site had significant step down and a rock by the picnic table I continued to trip on. Location caused water from rain to drain through this site.

Access to showers and laundry, very close to the camp store.

The campground was clean and quiet. The restrooms were clean but definitely outdated. I was disappointed in that we did not see a single ranger in the campground during our stay. The visitor center was nice and well staffed. The coin changer for the showers did not work.

Cell service is bad could use some campground improvements Overall a great experience

Our campsite (Site 97) was clean and shaded and perfectly located for getting around the park as a whole. Bathrooms were clean and well-cared-for and water was easy to get from spigots around the campground. The showers at the camp store were nice and hot and pretty clean overall, too. Not a huge selection of stuff at the camp store, but enough to get you by if needed. We got food, firewood, and ice at an IGA in Cave City and that worked great. The fire rings all had removable grates and were cleaned out regularly. Lots of wildlife, so make sure to pack out your trash and put food in a car or other secure location when you're not eating!

With T-Mobile, we didn't have any cell service anywhere in the park which was a bonus for us because kid quickly realized asking to do anything on the phone was useless and got settled into camping more quickly than usual. There was wifi at the camp store and visitor center so we could check directions and make reservations as needed, but it definitely isn't the speediest in the world, so you probably won't be using it to watch movies or anything.

If you have a kid between the ages of 8 and 12, the Trog Tour is a must-do so look it up and book in advance! We had a great time exploring the park as a whole and the cave. There were ranger talks at the amphitheater each night around 7:00 (height of summer season) that also really helped us learn more about the area and its history. In our family, everyone's favorite tour was the Domes and Dripstones tour, but we also really enjoyed to Onyx Cave lantern tour for something completely different.

a great camping experience. Friendly, helpful, knowlegable Rangers

Enjoyed our time and we'd stay again! We stayed 2 nights and were happy with the flat tent space and lots of trees for shade. The bathroom was clean. We did see some poison ivy at the camp site and they are fairly close together, although not unusual for a park campground.