Graham Cave State Park

We stayed here for one night during a road trip. Rv site had power, bathhouse was clean, host was very nice, had wood for purchase. You can hear the interstate but it wasn’t a problem for us. Eventually it became white noise and we didn’t even notice it and the campground was very quiet with only a few campers in April so not a problem at all for us. Small quiet park very close to the interstate. Would stay here again.

We stayed here for one night as a stopping point as we’re heading west to Colorado.

I generally use 3 stars to represent an above average campground.

Yes all the sites are somewhat unlevel…some more than others. We stayed at site 45 and it was fairly level side to side. Did not require any blocks, etc. I’d say the sites around the 40-45 area appeared to be the best.

Heavily wooded park and campground. Great shade. Shower house was above average. On site host was very friendly. Firewood bundle was $5.

Very convenient location if you’re traveling I-70. The CG is plenty far enough away from the Interstate. I have a hard time believing you could complain about traffic noise.

There are a few hiking trails, but we did not do them. We would stay here again. We stay primarily at state parks during our travels and I would rate this CG as above average. Nothing spectacular or fancy, but we greatly appreciate shade trees, a clean shower house, and a place to sleep. This CG met those needs.

We enjoyed our two nights at Graham Cave State Park in mid-December. We were the only ones in the campground. There were some day users on the trails and in the area around the cave. The campground was very quiet. A park employee did pass through the campground a couple of times.

Electricity was available in the electric sites. Water was still available at the dump station. The main bathhouse and bathrooms are closed for the season. There is a pit toilet available in the campground and it was clean with toilet paper and hand sanitizer. There are also a couple of nice pit toilets available in the two picnic areas.

Don’t let any of the reviews fool you-this park is near the freeway and highway noise is very noticeable. Not like staying at a rest area, but certainly not a quiet getaway. The campground is heavily wooded and clean, but hasn’t been updated recently. The host was great, friendly and quickly dealt with any issues we had. We use our own bathroom in our camper, but the shower house looked clean and functional. The dump station is pretty basic. We liked site 45, it backed to the woods and was extra wide thanks to the nearby trail head. Paved, but not level, either side to side or front to back. Big rigs might have trouble with the curvy road and trees.

This was a one night stop over. Very beautiful park, lots of hills and trees. Our original site was very un-level side to side and the host was very accommodating allowing us to move. Site 45 is back in on pavement. It was still un-level but manageable. 30 amp electric only, fill water, dump station and bathhouse on site. Not far from I-70 but minimal road noise. All in all a lovely state park.

Camo ground was not very full on a Tuesday night. The state website notes the slope on the sites and this should be reviewed for your rig. We have a 34' MH and selected the flattest available 1.2"/10' and still used a lot of blocks. The sites are either no hook ups or electric only. 30 amp. The cave is a short walk not a lot to see but interesting. Lots of hiking trails. Close to freeway 2 mile drive but no noise at camground.