Mandolin Farm Campground

Enjoyed the weekend at Mandolin Farm Campground with a group of friends. From the time we arrived we were treated like family and given V.I.P. treatment. The staff escorted us to our site and assisted in getting our rigs set up and leveled. They checked back often during our stay to see if we needed anything. Our sites had good views of the stage allowing us to stay at our campers and listens to the music while still have conversations or if we preferred we could walk a short distance to the pavilion and be part of the music festival. There was a food truck on hand that kept us well fed and hydrated. The walk to the showers could be a bit of a walk for some but they were clean and available. Although we did not have children in our group we observed them playing at the playground or large open areas and riding bikes. Dogs were allowed on leash. This campground is a great value nestled in the beautiful hills of Kentucky! We certainly plan to return!

Went for a weekend festival ( BardsFest/BardsFM, Christian gathering friends, family and fellowship. Breaking bread, praising the Most High and bringing deliverance to many in need thanks to the healing power of the Holy Spirit) So I went for a weekend festival amd ended up staying for a couple weeks because it was so nice I didnt want to go. Willie, Bill and all the folks where super friendly amd accommodating. Truly blessed ground.

The hoedown in the holler is us the crowd is totally respectful of the musicians on stage and very responsive. If you're a musician can you ever get a chance to play this gig I sincerely recommend you sign up

Had a blast at the Hoedown in the Holler! Loved Mark Chestnutt and the stage and seating area was awesome. Anywhere u sat u could see. Also great food trucks up there during festival.

Great place, awesome people, wonderful music and good times!! Definitely a must for anyone in the area