Cave cabins in Kentucky

Combine camping with rock climbing, horseback riding, and epic views in the Bluegrass State.

99% (916 reviews)

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Kentucky

99% (916 reviews)

Popular camping styles for Kentucky

Top cave cabins sites in kentucky

Squirrel Oaks Farm

CAVE TOUR or Porch Sitting! Fast WiFi! This entire house and farm is perfect for Mammoth Cave and Lost River visitors, family vacations, and weekend getaways. . Only one bathroom downstairs with standard tub /shower. Gr8 for one or 2 families. Firepit with stocked wood/picnic table/grill/full kitchen. Gr8 heating/cool air. Country living on 5 acres , 15 minutes- downtown BG. 1 hour-Nashville/ 3 large bedrooms/Beech Bend Park/Chaneys Dairy Barn/Wfree Wif The space Large-3-bedrooms with 7 beds. Rustic decorations. Big Living Room with ROKU TV. A Dining Room that seats six people. Huge house located out in the country on the South side of Bowling Green. Firepit/Picnic Table and grill for outside fun. Fully functional kitchen and bathroom with bathtub/shower. Great heat and air. Inside board games and outside corn hole games with sandbags. Guest access 5 acres of property. Entire house with plenty of parking space. Smooth Gravel road and key location given upon booking and one week before check in. No parking on lawn -just on gravel drive. Other things to note Maximum four cars in the rear of the house. No parking on the lawn. No parties or events. Smoking allowed outside

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Daniel Boone National Forest

Whitley City, Kentucky

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Cave cabins in Kentucky guide

Overview

Looking for a unique camping experience in Kentucky? Hipcamp offers over 75 options specifically tailored to your preference for cabins and caves. You can expect to pay an average of $90 per night, with options as low as $20. Our top campsites include Patrick's Point River Camp (263 reviews), The Slab (by the Barren) (210 reviews), and Clayton Geneva Memorial Camp Ground (197 reviews). Popular amenities include toilets, pets, and campfires, while popular activities include off-roading (OHV), hiking, and biking. So pack your bags and get ready to explore the beauty of Kentucky's caves in style.