Nice level gravel spots. Friendly staff! We played some pickleball and enjoyed the walking path. We…read morewill be back next time we're in the area!

Very nice RV park, each parking spot is pretty spaced out from others for a little extra privacy,…read moregreat hookups (15/30/50A) that worked flawlessly, very clean bathrooms/showers, and easily accommodated our very late (~11pm) arrival. VERY convenient to the interstate and Mammoth Cave National Park!

Good campground site. I have a thing for bathrooms. These bathrooms are not that clean. Dead bugs…read moreand Showers are a tad bit yucky. I clean houses and there is no reason in my opinion that campground bathrooms cannot be clean. Host was very nice.

The owners are so sweet and maintain the campsites beautifully! It was awesome being less than 15…read moreminutes to explore mammoth caves. The sites are a little close, but there was plenty of room for our dogs, the fire ring and the picnic table.

Pros: lots of activities and amenities for the family. The kids liked making crafts and swimming…read morein the lake and pool. The street signs are nice to help you navigate around the park. It was easy to get around on the paved roads on our bikes. The jumpy pillow and Gaga ball were some of the kid's favorite things. Cons: sad picnic table with a hole in the bench and a rusty screw sticking up. There was not grate on the fire pits and ours was full of nasty cigarette butts. You would think they would scoop those out for the next customer, but I guess they just want everyone to get secondhand smoke? Only 3 of the pedal cars worked out of all the ones sitting there. Overall a little pricey for what you got, but there aren't tons of options around Mammoth Cave with pools. The people at the front desk were nice.

My EMS had over voltage at 11pm at night. Maintenance didn't have a multimeter to confirm or deny…read morethe over voltage. This is a serious fire hazard, the GM refused to call me back or take this serious, so I contacted the local fire department on my many hour drive home. The staff is brand new and doesn't have the equipment or tools to be successful. Contacted the Fire Department, Jellystone and BWDC who owns this Campground. https://bwdc.com/contact/

We had a great visit on Sunday 4/30/25. The bathrooms were very clean. The staff friendly was…read moresuperior. The wagon wheel rental horses were rustic.

I'm so happy we switched from Singing Hills RV to this Horse Cave KOA! The property is immaculate…read moreand the bathrooms look like you are walking into a spa room!!! OMG unbelievably spotless! Hats off to this KOA and their staff!!!!

This is a great place to enjoy a quality horseback ride. They also have several other outdoor…read moreactivities if interested. Ella is a wonderful horseback riding guide- highly encourage you to request her. She is very aware of the riders on her trips and makes she the rides are customized to the needs of the individuals on the group. Come early and sit on the porch to enjoy the views of the venue and walk up to the fence to pet the horses that will be happy for visitors.

I've never been zip lining and thought why not try it for the first time around Mammoth Caves…read more We found Adventure of Mammoth Cave and were all impressed with the experience. For a first timer, they did an excellent job explaining the safety equipment, as well as the capabilities of the zip lines themselves. Our guides took us out into the forest and got us clipped into the first lines and away we went. The thrill of flying through the tree tops had us all beaming with excitement. 5 lines in total, all at varying heights and distances sent smiles to all our faces. I know I was sad for the ~hour long experience to be over. We will be back if we have the opportunity!!!

I came to Kentucky action park so one of my kids could get a horse back ride. I don't remember the…read morelast time they smiled so hard. We did a 1 hour tour, which goes through the woods and circles back to the stable. My youngest was even permitted to take a horse herself (6yo). The staff in the stable were so kind to my wife and infant who stayed behind, even bringing out toys and entertaining them with the horses there. My daughters and wife loved the alpine slide. My go cart throttle broke down on my first lap, but they gave me another with some extra laps. I wish they had yellow horse tee shirts in my size. Those ones were the coolest.

This was our 2nd stop of the day on our family trip from Nashville…read more After leaving KY down under we went here. My wife rode the Alpine slide. It was a quick stop for us. For only $5 she got to ride the ski lift to top of the mountain and then ride the alpine slide down. She really enjoyed both parts. Really good deal for only $5. She was nervous to ride but when she finished she could not stop smiling. The staff were friendly but seemed occupied with each other more than the guest. This was a fun second stop for our family day trip. Click on my profile if you want to see the rest of the places we went. We made a day of places in this area.

Diamond Caverns is in the vicinity of Mammoth Cave NP. What sets this place apart is the amount of…read morediverse formations you get to see on a 1-hour tour. Also, unlike the national park, Diamond Caverns is first-come first-served with no reservations. I just visited the area for the second time, this time we had a lot of family members including small children. We did the early morning Mammoth Cave beginner-level tour and then went straight over to Diamond Caverns for their tour. Everything else in the national park was sold out for the day, but we went straight onto a Diamond Cavern tour with no wait and a group of 14 of us. The tour guide was very patient with the bunch of small children in our group. Overall, I highly recommend Diamond Caverns if you are in the area and interested in taking an hour-long tour that includes a lot of steps to get up and down to/from the caverns. There is some neat local history included as well. There's a full gift shop with beverages and restrooms available on site. No food, drinks, or bags of any kind are allowed in the caverns.

My family planned months in advance to do a road trip and stay at Mammoth Cave NP. Unfortunately…read morethe federal government shut down just before we made our visit. When looking for things to do in lieu of MCNP we ended up at Diamond Caverns. It was ok. We'd been to Carlsbad Caverns recently so this was very underwhelming. 4 stars because the staff was great. The tour guide had her script nailed and she was passionate about working there. Large gift shop. My kids loved it and sometimes at the end of the day that's all that matters.

The staff really goes out of their way to accommodate you. This was a passing through rv campground…read morefor us. I see staff maintaining the gravel roads that give way to the heavy rains and they make sure the lots are safe. If you're not happy with the site they will find you another one. It's always full during the weekends. There's a short lull and then we get new neighbors sometimes the very same day the last folks left within an hour or so! Beautiful large green area for your dogs to explore. Has large swimming pool, basketball hoop, and put put. Only one laundry facility. It uses CSC Go. You'll see lots of deers when entering or leaving the park so slow down. Glasgow or Bowling Green are your go-to for big stores shopping or groceries about 15-30 minutes away. We got this campsite booked coming back this way again. We'll be back for sure!

We were passing through on our way North and scheduled two night stay…read more The park is fairly close to a main highway that runs through Kentucky and within the Mammoth Cave National Park. Checkin is easy and straight forward, they had us find our own site and call back with number. We found a nice backin, full hookup site in the shade with open space to one side of us. Not all sites have 50 amp, some are 30 amp only, which is not a problem with us, we know how to play the don't have multiple power draws on at the same time game. The park itself was quiet, probably most campers out for the day seeing the sites close by. The park seemed well cared for, newly mowed. It's not a real large park, the long term are separated from those passing through. The laundry in the park was more expensive per load than what is charged in other Thousand Trails Parks, so we waited until our next location. We noticed the pool being filled for the season and that the Mini Golf had be redone. What makes this park special is the proximity to the National Park. The Mammoth Cave, Diamond Cave, multiple hiking and biking trails close by. One trail can be picked up on the main road in front of Diamond Cavern entrance. The trail will take you to a mammoth Cave. We road our bikes on the trail, be prepared for a bit of of a climb, the return is lots of fun with all the downhill. This campground is also close to other caves as well as outdoor activities. We regret we did not schedule more time to explore the area.

This place is a hidden gem. If you're looking for a relaxing place and a place that feels like…read morenature surrounds you, this is it!

Charlie and Debbi are a wonderful couple that owned this campground! They are friendly enough to…read morehelp guide you into your camping space with your RV. These spaces are huge! They each come with a above ground fire pit and a picnic table! Full hook ups! We stayed during phase one as they are a new campground. There are more amenities coming for the next phases! We even got free firewood. I'm sure that's well supplies last! You are also in walking distance of a Dollar General store in case you forget anything! My favorite part is that we were halfway between two major cities. Louisville And Nashville! Very close to Mammoth Cave, national Park, and many local privately owned caves.