Loved this place!!! We stayed at Warbler cabin. It wasn't exactly a treehouse but you were up in…read morethe treetops on the side of a ravine. Spectacular views! The cabin was clean and modern. The wrap around deck and private hot tub were wonderful. So peaceful. Loved everything about it and would highly recommend!!! We stayed in mid August, would love to come back for the fall color change.

We rented the Sky Dancer property for three nights. While the property itself is beautiful, we…read moreexperienced several significant safety concerns that ultimately caused us to leave a day early. Pros: * Great location--close to shops, restaurants and hiking trails, but tucked away enough that it feels private and secluded. * Customer service was very responsive whenever we reached out. * The property is beautifully decorated. The lighting and the cargo nets on the front of the captain's ship were especially fun and a big hit with my son. Cons: Captain's Quarters The Captain's Quarters, which includes the kitchenette and bathroom, is much smaller than it appears in the photos. I would estimate the actual living space to be only about 8-10 feet wide, excluding the bathroom and sleeping loft. While the listing photos accurately show there isn't a couch, it's worth noting that the only seating is a dining table with benches. If the weather keeps you indoors, there really isn't a comfortable place to relax other than sitting on a hard bench or lying on the bed. Ant Problem There appears to be an ongoing ant problem. We noticed ant traps under the sink, which suggests the owners are aware of the issue. Unfortunately, there were ants in the sleeping loft of the Captain's Quarters, and both nights we woke up with ants crawling on us. Safety Concerns Our primary reason for booking this property was the cliffside room, but this is where we encountered our biggest concerns. On our first night, my son noticed that the bedroom door to the cliffside room did not have a lock (see attached photos). I contacted the property the following morning, and they responded quickly, offering us the other cliffside room since it was unoccupied that night. While I appreciated their prompt response, it only partially resolved the issue. The replacement room did have a lock, but it could only be locked from the inside because of the sliding glass door design. As a single woman traveling with a child, I did not feel secure knowing the room could not be locked when we left or adequately secured from outside access. Additionally, access to the cliffside rooms is not truly restricted. The "gate" is essentially just a screen door on a dirt path, with no fencing on either side. Anyone could simply step around it and continue directly to the cliffside cabins. Another serious safety concern was the ladder leading to the Grey Dancer cliffside room. The second-to-last rung on the upper left side appeared to have been completely cut through. It was a clean break that looked as though it had been cut with a saw, making the ladder feel unsafe to use. Because of these issues, we decided to end our vacation a day early. At 11:14 a.m., I notified the property that we were checking out one day ahead of schedule and asked whether a refund for the unused night would be possible. They responded within about 15 minutes, stating they could not issue a refund because their cleaning team had already left. Since standard checkout was at 11:00 a.m. and my request came only 14 minutes later, I was disappointed that there was no flexibility given the circumstances. Overall, while the property is beautiful and the location is excellent, the unresolved safety issues and ant problem outweighed the positives for us. We would not stay here again. If you're considering this property, one of the larger cabins without a cliffside room may be a better option. However, if secure accommodations are important to you, especially when traveling alone or with children, these issues are worth considering before booking.

Beautiful location in the Gorge Area! We especially liked Ralph the cat , he greeted us each…read moremorning on the porch!

My wife and I were fortunate enough to stay here over the Labor Day weekend. Can't say enough good…read morethings about it. Our site was full hookup with plenty of room to park the truck as well. They have a stocked pond, gardens, a pawpaw tree, fenced dog area, and who could forget Ralph the cat. You can get farm fresh eggs when you need them. the concrete patios are a great size. Very nice pick neck tables at each site. They offer a fire pit for your site, or you can join other around the community one. The hosts are extremely friendly with a lot of great recommendations for activities close to the red river gorge. We will definitely be back!!

Excellent stay. Excellent hosts. Excellent experience. Comfortably chill vibe. Clean and relaxing…read more Mary and Jeremy provided excellent service and attention to their guests and were friendly and helpful with any need. Book your stay. Enjoy your stay. Refresh. Repeat.

What a clean cozy place to stay. They had a bond fire for s'mores as well as a masseuse in for the…read moreweekend. My favorite was the morning coffee on the huge back deck in October. You can bring your own food/drink and use their open concept kitchen while visiting with friends. Love Mary & Jeremy for making it such an amazing trip! Looking forward to heading back in November to see the holiday splendor.

What a gem, Every staff person we meet went above and…read morebeyond to be a great host The lovely young lady Faith even lent me her iPhone charger Such a great place Skip to cabins and resorts you're going to Red River for the outdoors Save money and stay in a very clean ( yes V E R Y C L E A N) And I'm very OCD This is a great please to stay Clean perfect staff It is a 11 star And price Well it's a great deal!!!!!!

The rooms were very clean and the beds were very comfortable. The property had grills and picnic…read moretables that had a roof over them. Also a very nice, clean swimming pool. Definitely recommend this place to stay. I will definitely return.

Ok, we ended up nearby in our RV with an extra day or so as we wait for hurricane Ian to leave SC…read moreso we can drive home. We wanted something interesting to do and we have never driven off road, so Hollerwood Park was our choice. We rented a Polaris RZR and spent 4 hours on some incredible trails. They have anything from easy to outright insane. We stayed on the easy green trails. The four hours is not nearly enough time to cover just the easy trails and if you are adventurous there are even more advanced trails waiting for you. The Polaris was in excellent shape, almost new. It was a pleasure to drive. The suspension on the machine made the rough trails smooth. There was some mud, so keep that in mind as you pick your clothes. Dress like you are going on a hike. It was a total blast. The experience was totally worth it!

Hollerwood is an epic park and if you have never been you are missing out. They have everything…read morefrom easy to extreme. The park itself is easily located and pulling rv's in and out is easy. The trails are all well marked and most hard lines have bypasses that we found. This is a gem of a park located near some great restaurants for food and drinks. If you are out near this park I highly recommend it. We did it last year with the Great American Crawl and had a blast. If you wanna check out a great video of the park check out RockstarGarage YouTube channel they did a video on it

This is one of two Natural Bridge State Park campgrounds. The other is Whittington. It's just a…read moremile or so away, on the opposite side of the road. I could almost bet a million dollars that I've driven by a thousand times and it always seems packed full. There are both RV sites and primitive sites available. There are just a few sites that I would recommend.... and the few others that line Middle Fork Creek. The creek is small, bet there were people fishing. There are two completely areas to this campground. One, is sort of like a subdivision in the city, huge cluster sites, close together. The other part was a more relaxing, quieter section. Those were the sites along the creek. The only part that I would stay, if I did come back again, would be the creek side sites. I live in a subdivision in the city, so I want to vacation somewhere different. We attempted to book the night before we decided on our last minute, second camping trip of 2017. Reserve America is how you pre-book KY State Parks. Reserve America charges a $7.50 reservation fee, which I despise and have avoided by during a "walk-up". We had attempted to do a walk up here before, but they were full to capacity at both campgrounds. So, we knew that we needed to arrive early on a Friday. We arrived around 3:00 on a Friday in April and there were only two spots available. Both weren't prime locations either. Note to self... never trust doing a walk up here, it's always way too booked up. And score a site creekside. The regular walk-up weekend rate is $34. That is crazy expensive for the condition of the sites. We were in site B7 and when we arrived, the people beside of us were hooked up to our water faucet. We later found out why. The one that we ended up with leaked and gushed water. It caused our site and even the site on the other site, muddy. The annoying thing was that the guys at check-in said that they already knew about it. The activities around are pretty limitless. Ziplining, rock climbing, hiking, or just plain site seeing up in a chair left, I would say that the Natural Bridge SP area is one of the boomingest state park areas in Kentucky. A lot of the campers head out for the day, leaving their dogs in their campers. There was a lot of barking when we walked around the campground and even sat outside. Pets aren't allowed on the hiking trails, so if you plan to hike in the area, know that ahead of time.

We stayed at Middle Fork Campground (lower section of Whittleton) at Natural Bridge State Resort…read morePark for 2 days at $18/day, which normally around $29/day for electric/water hookup. Perhaps the low cost has something to do with the way everything layout in this campground? The electric/water hook ups were on the wrong side of RV/trailer, dump station is on the opposing traffic, rain drainage was none existence as any moisture collected above are being seeping out across multiple sites below. Our site#B6 was closed to the comfort station, which was a bit dated, but showers, toilets, and sinks were clean and functional. Sites here will need leveling blocks to make it right. There are also primitive sites right next to a creek running on one side and warning of flash flood on the other side. Since the entire campground just below Hwy 11, car noise could be a problem for light sleepers. OTA TV has 12 digital channels. No WiFi reception inside this valley, weak LTE/3G here but somehow we got free TengoInternet at picnics area and near cottages. If not for Natural Bridge formations, Red River Gorge, Nada Tunnel nearby, we wouldn't think we stay as long as we did.

Quick RSVP billing info but check in info we had to call for &. No check out info?! No follow up…read morecommunication, no info on Check out time or expectations, no site to report issues with cabin -burned out lights, flickering outside light, broken mop, lack of table lamps. We have rented at the Gorge before & had Much better communication.

Lisha is the hostess with the mostest! The facility is perfect and peaceful and a great place to…read moremeet new friends. Her meals are outstanding and the overall accommodations are superb. I try to go at least twice a year. One of the biggest advantages is that I don't have to make up my own group to go, my little group of three join others on "open craft" weekends and have the opportunity to meet others with similar interests. If you like to craft, Heritage Hills is the perfect for you!