Melissa Jack
November 20, 2025 Google Maps
Overall, a decent stay. You truly can’t get any closer to Mammoth Cave National Park—if proximity is your priority, this campground delivers. The hike/bike trail into and around the park sits directly across the street, which is incredibly convenient.
The check-in office is located on one side of the road in the same lot as the Diamond Caverns attractions, while the RV park itself is on the opposite side. The park offers both pull-through and back-in sites, with a number of long-term residents toward the back. Sites are fairly close together, and the middle row alternates directions—meaning your front door faces another rig’s front door, and you share amenities along the backside. There are two power pedestals but a shared water faucet for each pair of sites.
Amenities include a pool, quiet room, mini golf, playground, bathrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. The campground is definitely a bit worn and dated, but everything is still functional and usable.
Located about 30 minutes from Bowling Green, it’s a solid option if your main goal is access to the national park.
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