Thousand Trails Diamond Caverns RV & Golf Resort

Diamond Caverns RV & Golf Resort (Golf Course)

This is a beautiful and well-kept golf course tucked into the Diamond Caverns resort. The scenery is peaceful, with tree-lined fairways, rolling greens, and some fun elevation changes that make each hole interesting. It's not the most challenging course around, but it’s perfect for a relaxing round with friends or family.

The course was in great shape during our visit—greens rolled true and the fairways were mowed clean. Tee boxes could use a little work in some spots, but nothing major. Staff was friendly and the pro shop was small but had the essentials. The resort amenities nearby are a nice bonus, especially if you're staying at the RV park.

🏌️‍♂️ Played: Full 18 holes
🌳 Course condition: 8/10
👨‍💼 Staff: Friendly & easygoing
📍 Overall: 4/5 — peaceful, scenic, and well-maintained

The morning after we arrived my husband landed in the hospital. After finding he would be there for a while I called to ask for help with extending my stay. The lady I spoke with said she would see what she could do. A day or so later I looked at my membership details and she extended my stay at no extra cost for 7 days. Thank you Jesus and the management for this he definitely could not have drove our rig out of there at that time.

The campground appeared to be abandoned. Putt- putt course missing turf on most of course. Pool appeared to be painted poorly but was nice to cool off. Many sites very tight and so many sites looked as tho they were very unkept permanent sites. We had reservations for 13 nights and gravel sites could use more gravel our camper Jack's sunk and had to level twice during stay. No activities as people said. This place has a lot of potential but looks like no one cares.

RV Park located on edge of the Mammoth cave National Park. Our spot was back in leveled with full hookups. Verizon and T mobile work great. Laundry room is clean and all the equipment is working. Pool is decent size, everything else mini golf, game room and the playground have seen a better days long time ago. Place is quiet, no dog park but plenty of space to walk.

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.