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  1. I know this is a year late but...we've stayed at both Cave Country and Dad's.  Dad's is not a bad, but Cave Country is one of our favorite "quick weekend" stops.  It's easy to get to, all pull throughs, clean gym and bathrooms, and they recently added a small pool.  I have recommended CC to several people passing through KY or going to Mammoth Cave.  

  2. 12 hours ago, tim5055 said:

    I'll be honest, if I needed an RV spot and a trailer was taking it up, I would move it......  I have seen very few trailers wit a boot on a wheel, and  10 ft utility I can lift the front and move around. 

     

    You would have had lots of opportunities last week. Especially over the holiday weekend, there were lots of examples of some interesting parking jobs. 

  3. 13 hours ago, Starbuc71 said:

    Go a little further down the road to Smoky bear campground.   Great little family owned campground 

    We love Smoky Bear!  I was just thinking of mixing it up a little this trip down. Sometimes it works out, sometimes you get burned. Just me and my boy this trip, and I thought he might like to play in the creek. Maybe it's better to just leave well enough alone. 

  4. 20 minutes ago, BradyBzLyn...Mo said:

    The drinks (just soft drinks and water) are the kicker, and add up really fast. As much as I like to be "hands free" in the parks, I may seriously consider carrying a water bottle in the future, especially if it's hot.

    We have resigned to the fact that a backpack is the new normal for us. I'm not a huge fan, but it's the best we have figured out so far.

  5. On 10/3/2018 at 1:44 PM, LONE-STAR said:

    I wonder when Disney will hit the breaking point when they have priced out to many familie and they start loosing money. But there movies will carry them through.

    That's probably the goal. Price out the "economy" guests, and target the ones with lots of cash who are willing to let it go. Keeps crowds lower, so lower operating costs, but the revenue keeps coming in.  Unfortunate though, if that is the plan...

  6. On 9/24/2018 at 1:17 PM, DaveInTN said:

    I have always made COE reservations at recreation.gov.  Have you previously been able to make them using both portals?  

    And if they are migrating to a new system, or least for some users, resulting in some downtime, why not do that in January when most of the COE parks are closed?

    Probably had something to do with the Feds fiscal year starting on Oct. 1st. I'm sure it's a budgetary issue. 

  7. Looks like you had fun!!  We live an hour, hour and half, north of mammoth cave and go there fairly often for quick weekend trips. Last time we stayed at a place called Singing Hills.  Pretty basic, but the owners were super nice.  Fairly level spots, a big field to play with the dog, swings, and a small pond. We've never stayed at the Jellystone, but I've heard mixed reviews from from friends who have been there. Last we checked they sell a day pass to enjoy the activities even if you aren't camping there. Maybe something to consider... 

  8. On 3/28/2018 at 9:42 AM, Specularius said:

    And don't forget about the hidden fees and other issues associated with ownership such as property taxes, storage fees, and HOA/city rules/laws. 

    Great point!  Also remember that you will need water hoses, sewer hoses, electrical protection, levelers, chocks, etc., etc.  The list goes on and on. There is a never ending array of offerings for RV accessories.  You may not need to buy it all at once, but it adds up quick. And if you decide to buy from a dealer insist that a "starter kit" be thrown in after you settle on a price. It will all eventually be replaced with higher quality equipment, but it will get you going.  If buying from an individual consider having someone who does RV service give it a once over. They may charge you a nominal fee, but it could save you big bucks down the road, and offer a little peace of mind. Hope you find something and enjoy!

  9. 36 minutes ago, DaveInTN said:

    Thanks for the review.  I hope to plan a trip to the Ark Encounter and that looks to be within a half hour or so.   I like Kentucky Horse Park but full hookups are nice. 

    We went there with the intention of going to the Ark, but it was just a bit to pricey for this trip. I would highly recommend this place though. The last little bit of road is pretty rough, but other than that, pretty easy to get to.  GPS wanted to take us through downtown Georgetown, but you definitely want to use exit 129 on I-75.  Hope you have fun!

  10. This is the campground we stayed at this weekend. Second time here, and it really is a nice place. Sites aren't all that level, but they offer wooden blocks of you need them. They also escort you to your site and help you back in. I'm usually not a fan of that but it was a packed house (Ky derby weekend) and it helped.   Nice playground, and a large lake.  They also have 2 bath houses (a/c and heat) with big individual shower/bathrooms. It's really a nice place to stop if you're coming down I-75, looking for a place around Lexington KY, the KY horse park, or just this area in general. 

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  11. With RV ownership on the rise, I wonder if a campground would even be a consideration for them?  There seems to be a shortage of campgrounds in the area (at least highly rated ones) especially when you consider how big of a tourist destination the Orlando area is.  On that note, would you guys just stay at the fort fro a trip to Universal, or is there somewhere else that would be a little better suited? 

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