After planning to take a trip with family to Mammoth Cave National park, I did some searching and…read morepeople recommended that this place be tried out. One of those roadside attractions that you really have to experience sometime in your life if you like quirky things. Apparently this is only one of three of these teepee villages left in the country after many more have been torn down. So I made my reservations online and less than a year later, we arrived! Keith and Megan are the owners and Keith greeted us and gave us quite the verbal tour and history. Him and Megan bought it five years ago and they are slowly updating everything to the original 1937 design but also keeping updated amenities in mind too. We stayed in number 10 and even though it has not been restored yet it was still clean and they put work into at least keeping it current until it gets a full restoration. The only complaint I had was there was not a lot of horizontal space to set things down. No nightstands either because it's a very tight space. No table at all in the bathroom either so it was hard to use toiletries. The air conditioner is in the window but eventually there will be a silent mini split installed and I can't wait to see that! The whole playground and fire pit area is completely vintage looking but still maintained. Guests came and went and it was always fun to watch different sets of kids enjoy all of the activities. We had a fire every night and Keith had one or two cats follow him down from his house who joined us and let us give them all the love. This was definitely a great stay and I'm looking forward to doing it again someday but I definitely want to stay in one of the more updated teepees. But they made it clear that anything we needed, we could just ask. Very nice people and you can tell they are really putting some love and TLC into this place. It might take a while to get it back there but they are not just skating by. The big teepee out front that used to be a restaurant and gift shop is going to be a coffee shop someday as well. Excited to see what happens in the future!

We had an amazing time at the wigwam village. When we arrived the owner came out and gave us a…read morehistory lesson about the place. It's been there since 1937. He built a bonfire at night and the guests sat around making s'mores. I met some really nice people from England. The room where so cute. I loved the rick rack tile in the bathroom. It had the original furniture in the room. The bed was very comfy. I highly recommend.

We had 3 RVs and 1 cabin for 4. Quiet location with lovely views. Be prepared with your long rig…read moreto hang a VERY sharp right. It's a surprise entrance that is not visible coming around a curve. If you see the unused bumper boat pool on the left, you need to be prepared to turn right. Cabins are very nice. Very clean with most amenities. Fridge, TV, microwave. No stove but a hot plate and outdoor grill make up for it. Bring your slow cookers or instant pot if you want to heat something as if on a stove. Ventilation in cabins requires that the wall between main living and bedrooms is open at the top making it hard to watch TV after others go to bed. Nice deck with lovely view. The RV sites are all very long with rock pads. Some of the pads are high and may require an extra step to get in and out of your RV. Bring an extra tank hose extension and electric cord extension if you don't want to be hanging off in the driving lane. Having extra long hoses will improve leveling front to back and get you out of the neighbor's sewer pad on the narrower middle spaces. The owner is onsite and very nice. Not rigid about site assignments. We pulled up to office and called the number on the door for our site assignment and were told to pull into any available space. There is no laundry or bath house so plan to use the full hookup for everything . Would stay again if in the area. Not for tent campers or rigs with no grey/black hook up.

Got a spot same day on 4th of July weekend. Small campground with just a few spots atop a mountain…read morewith great views. Close to Mammoth caves and other caves. Wonderful host as well. Full hookup and fire pit. Road up to it is steep so be prepared.

My understanding is she is selling the place, a shame as she runs a wonderful facility . In a…read moreperiod of time before moving back to Kentucky it was our go to place. Great unique flavorful breakfast. Blessed with a lady that does love Christ. It has an old southern feel. Clean and well maintained.

I made reservations for April then had to change scheduled dates and she was able to accommodate…read moreme. Very nice lady! Will do proper review after my stay.

New owners have done a fantastic job with the renovations and updates to this place! It's a…read morefriendly atmosphere with very helpful staff. Best of all is the convenient location to Wax marina, literally sits adjacent and within walking distance. We will definitely stay here again for our summer trips to the lake!!

We have eaten here several times and are looking forward to staying overnight. We have tried…read moremultiple things and everything has been wonderful and the view is amazing!! So nice to be able to have a cold cocktail and enjoy good service and great food.

The cutest couple runs this place and they are so sweet. It has very affordable options and that…read moreincludes camping and cabins! I stayed in a cabin and it was delightful! It had a fridge, microwave, a tv, shower,etc. it was very cool to stay in a historic place. These cabins were built 100 years ago!

We stayed in our 5th wheel camper. Small campground but nice folks. Camping spot was level & full…read morehook up right where we needed it. It doesn't have a dog run but close to Mammoth Cave NP.

We stayed in apartment four with Air B&B and had a wonderful experience! It was a great location…read morearound historic Bowling Green and minutes from campus. Exterior noise was minimal, pleasantly, and amenities were enjoyable. The linens were clean and upscale. Excellent accommodations especially for the price!

I stayed at the Tyler Adams House when I visited Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green,…read moreKentucky in March 2017, and if I visit Bowling Green again, I will stay at the Tyler Adams House! It was really easy to check in though the inn doesn't have a front desk, and my room (#6) was both spacious and exceptionally clean. In fact, my "room" wasn't just one room! I had a bed room, a study, and my own bathroom. The house is within walking distance of WKU and downtown restaurants, and the house boasts a shared modern kitchen as well as state of the art shared laundry facilities. I only stayed for three nights, but one of the other guests I met during my visit was staying there for a couple of months. The house was quiet at night, and there was plenty of hot water for my showers in the morning. During my checkout, I happened to meet the inn's manager, and he was friendly, jolly, and grateful for my business. I would definitely recommend the Tyler Adams House to anyone visiting Bowling Green for a few days, a few weeks, or a few months.

The place has a lot of character, the house, the furniture and decor. But it wasn't very clean. At…read morecoffee in the morning I noticed 4 or 5 dirty spoons in the tray but it was the first coffee of the day. The half and half was bad, it left specks in our coffee. When I told the owner she made some excuse about it but seemed more irritated than accommodating. Maybe she was having a bad day.

super sweet and inviting B&B!!! we arrived late, and were greeted outside. Cherie is so sweet, and…read moremade us feel at home. The home is so neat!! Every room is decorated like victorian style!! all linens smelled clean and fresh. breakfast was delicious pancakes, bacon, eggs, fresh fruit, oj and coffee. its like we were staying at our favorite Aunts home ; definitely recommend if you are in the are area or not, and want a neat place to stay!!

Nolin Lake has been my family's second home for years now. We started by RV camping at their…read morecampground facility, which was always nice, had plenty of space to roam around and nice showers/bathrooms. A couple years later my parents upgraded to a lake house, and they come down here almost every weekend (Even in the winter!!) I try to make it out here at least a couple times a year and it's always a fun time. The lake is gigantic and absolutely beautiful to cruise on. The surrounding neighborhoods have lovely homes and friendly people. All of the facilities that I have visited at this state park have always felt clean and nice. I could easily recommend this park to anyone. It is way out in the country off of the highway, but it is well worth it for a relaxing weekend in the sun!

Great little campground not too far from Mammoth Cave national park. They have electric and…read moreprimitive camp sites. The campground is not that big, with one bathhouse and a playground. There is a dump station with 2 sites. The reservation check in has ice and fire wood, but it's hit or miss if someone is there to help you. We never even officially checked in because no one was there. We stayed on electric site #2 and it was perfectly shaded and quiet. The sites are nice and level with large spaces for games, hammocks, dogs, etc. Just outside the campground is the beach, park office and lake access for boats. The beach is small, but maintained well. We went on a 95+ degree day and the lake water felt like bath water, it was so warm. The lake was busy with a lots of boats and lots of beach goers. The park is pretty small, it mostly encompasses the lake, and there is not much around there. It take 40 min to get to the interstate and close to an hour to reach Mammoth Cave.