Mammoth Cave National ParkG2
Campsite #G2 at Maple Springs Campground, Mammoth Cave National Park, KY
$50
Group Site #G2
| Drive-In | 24 people |
| 50 ft | Back-In |
| 2 | good |
7/10
7/20
Campsite #G2 Features: Drive-In access, Back-In parking, 50ft driveway, 15 amp hookup, 20 amp hookup, 30 amp hookup, 50 amp hookup, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed, Horse Site, Drinking Water
Campsite Reviews (9)
4.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 67% |
| 4 star | | 33% |
| 3 star | | 0% |
| 2 star | | 0% |
| 1 star | | 0% |
@JohnS6889697 · Camped on Sep 9, 2024 at Campsite #G2
We had the place to ourselves in mid September. Quiet, peaceful, with good electric hook-up. Recommended!
@DallasTEAACE7C · Camped on Sep 2, 2024 at Campsite #G2
Clean, quite newly paved level spots lots of shade and walking trails. 20/30/50 and domestic water large concrete picnic tables and very nice fire rings easy to adjust for cooking.
@KevinM8804744 · Camped on May 21, 2024 at Campsite #G2
Great site with trails adjacent to area. The Ferry Crossing is an adventure!
@AshleyG5240356 · Camped on Oct 5, 2022 at Campsite #G2
Enjoyed our stay at Maple Springs group camp site. We done some tent camping but utilized the Power connection for lights and some other stuff also. Was great experience for the kids. We ended up leaving before the second night though. Wish you could reserve half days or something for those that don’t want to stay a full two days but need more time to pack up the second.
@PamelaH904 · Camped on Sep 10, 2021 at Campsite #G2
We camp in the equestrian site. Love the close access to the trailhead. Sites are clean and well maintained.
@SuzanneB248 · Camped on Jul 27, 2021 at Campsite #G2
Event hough I only spent one night it was a great experience. After boondocks got for a week it was great to be there with electric and water.
@KristinF876 · Camped on Nov 20, 2020 at Campsite #G2
Big campsites, very quiet area
@PaulS356 · Camped on Nov 2, 2020 at Campsite #G2
We loved the solitude of Maple Springs and the vault toilets weren't even that bad. The coyotes at night were a special treat!
@ShariC945 · Camped on Oct 31, 2020 at Campsite #G2
This is a small, quiet campground close to Maple Springs Trailhead. I camped in my horse trailer and brought one horse. All of the other campers were non-equestrian, but the kids all had good sense, were well-behaved and kept a safe distance from my horse. Dogs were kept on their leashes and for the most part they were well-behaved too. All of the campers were super nice people.
Water and Electric hook-ups are very close to the trailer, so you won't have to use long water hoses or long extension cords. Trailer sits on a paved pad that's reasonably level left to right, but I disconnected the trailer from my truck to level it front-to-back. The paved sites are facing the wrong direction but if you go in through the exit (enter the wrong way) you'll be able to back in just fine.
There are no stalls or corrals for horses and combined with the distance from the trailer I wasn't totally comfortable with the horse's safety overnight by himself tied to a picket line. I got up twice during the night to check on him since he was alone, the only horse in the whole campground. Fortunately he seemed okay with that and was content and quiet during the night.
High-line posts provided for horses are very stout and are high enough for horses to walk under the picket line. The horse areas are pretty far from the campsite, you won't be able to keep your horse close to your trailer. You'll need a 50' long picket line because the posts are far apart. If you're short like me you will need a stepladder to reach the holes in the top of to the posts to thread your picket line through and pull it tight. If you have more than one horse, they all have to be tethered to the same picket line.
There are no showers or flush toilets. The pit toilets were decent.
There is no place to dump grey or black water tanks at this campground.
Water and Electric hook-ups are very close to the trailer, so you won't have to use long water hoses or long extension cords. Trailer sits on a paved pad that's reasonably level left to right, but I disconnected the trailer from my truck to level it front-to-back. The paved sites are facing the wrong direction but if you go in through the exit (enter the wrong way) you'll be able to back in just fine.
There are no stalls or corrals for horses and combined with the distance from the trailer I wasn't totally comfortable with the horse's safety overnight by himself tied to a picket line. I got up twice during the night to check on him since he was alone, the only horse in the whole campground. Fortunately he seemed okay with that and was content and quiet during the night.
High-line posts provided for horses are very stout and are high enough for horses to walk under the picket line. The horse areas are pretty far from the campsite, you won't be able to keep your horse close to your trailer. You'll need a 50' long picket line because the posts are far apart. If you're short like me you will need a stepladder to reach the holes in the top of to the posts to thread your picket line through and pull it tight. If you have more than one horse, they all have to be tethered to the same picket line.
There are no showers or flush toilets. The pit toilets were decent.
There is no place to dump grey or black water tanks at this campground.
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