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Jellystone Park Camp-Resort Mammoth Cave
Jellystone Park Camp-Resort Mammoth Cave
Jellystone Park Camp-Resort Mammoth Cave
Jellystone Park Camp-Resort Mammoth Cave
Jellystone Park Camp-Resort Mammoth Cave

Jellystone Park Camp-Resort Mammoth Cave – États-Unis

Cave City , États-Unis

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3 / 5 (2 votes)

Jellystone Park Camp-Resort Mammoth Cave

1002 Mammoth Cave Road
42127 Cave City
États-Unis
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Family fun near Mammoth Cave National Park. Over 130 campsites (20/30/50)electrical, water and sewer, primitive sites and 64 rental cabins. Themed weekends, full-time recreational staff, Jumping Pillow, pool, waterslide, mini-golf, free Wi-Fi and more! We invite you to come stay with us and we promise you a memorable time.

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Caractéristiques

Hébergements

Tentes
Cabanes
Caravanes
Camping-cars

Équipements

Électricité
Raccordement à l'eau
Raccordement aux égouts
Échange de bouteilles de gaz
Wifi
Espace détente
Salle de séchage
Épicerie
Snack-bar
Restaurant
Espace feu de camp central
Bois de chauffage

Convient pour

Chiens admis
Emplacements pour groupes de jeunes

Loisirs

Aire de jeux
Jeux d'intérieur
Baignade en eau naturelle
Piscine extérieure
Toboggan aquatique
Volley-ball
Golf
Minigolf
Location de bateaux
Pêche

Sanitaires

Espace à langer
Cabines de lavage
Machines à laver
Sèche-linge
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Dr. Myrtie Cassin PhD

Looking for accommodation near the mammoth? Excellent! Prefer to avoid the typical camping amenities? This is the spot for you. Expect to see fuel-driven golf carts wandering the roads, helmed by intoxicated adults or their underage offspring. Rude neighboring campers who lack basic camping manners, casting glaring lights into your site. The maintenance of the area is subpar. If such an "RV resort" appeals to you, then you've found your destination. The glowing reviews we've encountered leave us baffled. We definitely won't consider revisiting this place.

il y a 3 ans

BoxyColonial
BoxyColonial

Our original plan was to stay in Mammoth Cave National Park's campground with no hook-ups, but ultimately we got scared off by the threat of cold temperatures in early April (and it was below freezing one night that we were there) and how unequipped we are for dry camping and went in the opposite direction with our first stay at a Jellystone.

il y a 4 ans

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