So close to mammoth cave and close to shopping and great Mexican food. We stayed in a water and electric site right next to the barn. This place i has beautiful trees and is very well kept. The owner is a true southern gentleman in all the best... Read more

The park is actually Lacey Keosauqua State Park. The campground is lovely. We were in the driveway area just as you enter in site 5. It was very unlevel for our big rig but the smaller rigs around were fine. The two loop sections, sites starting... Read more

This park is half full of permanent residents with junk laying around everywhere. Piles of garbage bags sitting outside their doors for the entire time we were there and pick ups loaded down with even more junk. The registration office is located... Read more

Called to see availability and could barely understand the gravely voice on the other end of the line but got that we could stay. Arrived and found a spot and went to get out only to find huge piles of dog poop right outside the door. Went for... Read more

We enjoyed our stay here. We had a deluxe site that fit our needs well. The sites are a little tight but it’s not like you go to a Las Vegas campground to hang out at the campground. The dog rules are strict but it’s not like they kick you out of... Read more

We stopped here while traveling cross country for a quick nights stop. The park has 30 20/30 amp electric sites with water and dimes nearby. It can accommodate big rigs if it’s fairly empty as it was when we visited. We are 40’ and we’re pulling a... Read more