2018 G2G / Mammoth Cave NP...
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2018 G2G / Mammoth Cave NP...
So, there was talk in my "Today" thread about next year's offline already. Doug had suggested Mammoth Cave NP a while back and everyone who's heard the idea seems to think it's a good one. So far it's looking like any week in July except the 4th. (Or perhaps the last week in June...) Folks that have shown interest so far are:
1) Rodney
2) Tony
3) Monty
4) Doug
5) Chad
6) Scott
7) Dave
8) Andre
Here's a link to their visitor center's page of nearby campgrounds.
http://mammothcave.com/listings.asp?cat=8
1) Rodney
2) Tony
3) Monty
4) Doug
5) Chad
6) Scott
7) Dave
8) Andre
Here's a link to their visitor center's page of nearby campgrounds.
http://mammothcave.com/listings.asp?cat=8
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Campground summaries from Rodney's List above:
1. Beech Bend Campground: The campground is right next to a small amusement / waterpark. Would be kinda nice to be next to the waterpark in July, but I looked on Google maps and the campground may as well be a parking lot. Not much in the way of tree cover or shade unless you're parked by the river.
2. Diamond Caverns Golf & Resort: Meh, looks kinda boring.... Limited sites for non-members.
3. Jellystone Park & Resort: If you're bringing the kids, this is the place to be. Playgrounds, Pools, Waterslide, mini-golf, etc. Large sites for the big trailers, plenty of shade, but since it's a Jellystone they charge a premium. I'm a big kid, so this one gets my vote. And who doesn't love Yogi!
4. Rock Cabin Camping: Small campground, only has 6 full-hookup campsites. This one obviously won't work for our group.
1. Beech Bend Campground: The campground is right next to a small amusement / waterpark. Would be kinda nice to be next to the waterpark in July, but I looked on Google maps and the campground may as well be a parking lot. Not much in the way of tree cover or shade unless you're parked by the river.
2. Diamond Caverns Golf & Resort: Meh, looks kinda boring.... Limited sites for non-members.
3. Jellystone Park & Resort: If you're bringing the kids, this is the place to be. Playgrounds, Pools, Waterslide, mini-golf, etc. Large sites for the big trailers, plenty of shade, but since it's a Jellystone they charge a premium. I'm a big kid, so this one gets my vote. And who doesn't love Yogi!
4. Rock Cabin Camping: Small campground, only has 6 full-hookup campsites. This one obviously won't work for our group.
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It looks like Jellystone has some decent cabins for the non RV crowd too...
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