Mammoth Cave Campground

Gorgeous setting for the campground. Wildlife all around, site was flat and well maintained. Overall a great experience.

Wonderful, educational, and awe inspiring. Be sure to check out "Kentucky Down Under" near by.

Fabulous campground!! Well-appointed, tidy, very peaceful. Everything you might need while there is conveniently within a short walking distance.

Large but generally quiet campground. Not the most privacy or space per site, but don't feel completely packed together either.

The caves were beautiful, the wheel chair accessible one that had and elevator for my mom to go was not working so she was not able to see them but my daughter and I did the frozen Niagara falls and it was so cool.

The campground was beautiful, shaded, and well-maintained. Restrooms and showers were clean. The trails were phenomenal and very quiet in the morning.

Great campsites, facilities and park employees and tours.
This website is slow and confusing and wrong about occupancy and discouraged me from going to the park

Great sites. They do allow dogs, so there were quite a few barking but most were quiet at night.

Showers were pretty expensive, but at least they were hot.

I stayed in Loop B for 2 nights during the weekday and it was quiet and not crowded whatsoever. I liked that the Convenience Store was very close to my campsite where I was able to purchase firewood, breakfast sandwiches in the morning, souvenirs and basic camping equipment.

We also spotted each day a family of deer roaming peacefully throughout the Loop, munching on grasses and taking it easy. No disturbances from the campers that scared off the deer. It was nice to see.

Also, the Visitors Center was less than a 10-minute walk from my campsite. The Visitors Center houses a nice museum, a souvenir shop and where all the cave tours can be purchased, if you hadn't done so already, and where the tours meet.