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Mammoth Cave National Park
Mammoth Cave Campground
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Located ¼ mile from the park Visitor Center, this campground includes 105 sites. Each site features a paved parking area, a picnic table, and a fire ring. The campground has restrooms, fresh water, a dump station, garbage dumpsters, and a recycling station.
There are no hookups for electricity or water. The camping fee is $17 per night per site and $8.50 for visitors with Golden Age/Golden Access passports. No Refunds. Reservations are recommended during peak season (May 15-September 15). NOTE: Mammoth Cave Campground will remain open from November 30, 2007 - March 1, 2008 on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Check-in time is 12 noon, and check-out time is 11am. A maximum of 8 persons is permitted at each site, and campers may stay a maximum of 14 days in a calendar year. Showers, operated by the park concessioner, are open daily March 1-November 30, 6am-10pm, $2/10min. Showers are located behind the Service Center adjacent to the campground. Emergency phone numbers, and announcements regarding park activities, are posted at the bulletin board at the campground entrance.
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Group Sites
Mammoth Cave Campground also off ers 4 sites to accommodate groups, with limit of 16 campers per site. Each site has paved parking, picnic tables, and a fi re ring. $20/night/site. No discount offered on group camping. Check-in time is 12 noon, and check-out time is 11am. No refunds. Reservations are recommended.
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 Houchins Ferry Campground Information about camping "primitive" at this riverbank site. more... | |  Maple Springs Group Campground The campground for groups and horseback riders. more... | |  Backcountry Camping Information on camping in the park's remote woodlands. more... | |  Camping Regulations Camping Do's and Dont's. more... | |
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Did You Know?
For many years, the chambers of Mammoth Cave rang with the sound of music. Visiting bands such as Landram's Sax-Horn Band and Luther Ewing's String Band, along with the Mammoth Cave Hotel's own local musicians, entertained visitors underground into the early 20th century.
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Last Updated: January 02, 2008 at 09:40 EST |