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6 reviews

Mammoth Cave, KY 42259, USA

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Location

Kentucky Edmonson County Mammoth Cave

Customer Reviews

3.0

6 reviews

Matt Alway

Oct 13, 2018

The hike from the Maple Springs parking site is about a mile, which took about 45 minutes due to the rough terrain. It's about a 5 minute walk to the river from the campsite. I would avoid going there for drinking water, for purification, and fishing. Getting to the water is very tricky because of the slope of the bank. Additionally, bring in your own stove because the wood for fire doesn't dry well under the canopy.

Frank Mularcik

May 26, 2022

Nice campground deep in the woods. The trail was definitely a bit narrower and rougher than I expected but it was a fun hike. Nice flat area with a fire pit and pad for a tent. No real path to the river; I was here in early May and there was no good place to get water from the river. The shores were incredibly muddy and steep in most places.

Carrie Smith

Jul 13, 2020

Might be better camp spot in early spring. Very overgrown camp site when we went 7/11/2020. The wood for the fire it hard to find bc it's a wet area. Lots of ticks this year. We took McCoy Hollow trail to get there and the trail was an overgrown horse trail.

Kaushal Chaudhary

Jun 06, 2023

Hike from Temple Hill Trailhead was not the easiest. Beautiful location with fresh running water not far away. However, the campsite was crawling with ticks. It was insane how many ticks there were

Rebekah Lemarr

Apr 13, 2023