Singing Hills RV Park & Campground

Arrived on Friday and left on Tuesday. The staff is a wonderful couple with some great stories to tell about their teaching experience across the world. Easy access both in and out, propane is available on site. Most sites are 30 amp with some 50 amp if you reserve way in advance. Small pond to catch and release fish too. Beautiful grounds and spotless bathrooms.

Upon check-in Beth greeted us! She was very friendly and knowledgeable about the area, and not all put off by the amount of children we have. There are large families that camp and are very respectful. Some campgrounds aren’t as accommodating. I personally loved the rules which made it a very clean environment for a family!!
Thank you all for a great overnight stay!!

Small, quaint, well maintained campground run by a truly caring couple who live at the campground. Sites are close together but fairly level. Propane refills and a small camp store with a free book and DVD exchange are available. Very clean and recently updated bathrooms. There is a small fish pond and they offer cane poles. Very close proximity to Mammoth Cave National Park and I-65 but very quiet. Passport America and Good Sam discounts make the stay very affordable. I stay at this campground every time I am in the area!

Very quiet campground, if that’s what you are seeking. At first glance it seems nice. But please read the rules carefully because what you see on the website is NOT what they hand you upon check in. Very quiet because they expect you to be “absolute quiet, fires out, everyone in and settled for the night” at 10pm. Not a problem for some people and it really wasn’t for me; however, I didn’t like the tone. I do feel I was discriminated against for being a smoker but that’s their choice.
We are self contained so I can’t comment on the bath facilities.
I have Verizon and T mobile. The T mobile MiFi worked fine without buffering. Verizon was useless for anything. I could text and call with T mobile, no internet. So was the campground WiFi. If you need to work don’t count on it. It constantly dropped out.
We had a pull through site, it was decently level with gravel and grass. Cigarette butts in the fire pit, but otherwise clean. Our site was small but comfy. It would be great for star gazing if the enormous flood lights didn’t ruin it!
I wouldn’t stay again due to the feeling I got on check in but if you’re a teetotaler, non smoker with a Christian outlook you’ll probably be treated differently.

This place is nothing fancy and is in fact pretty old. But the owner was so nice and helpful, it more than made up for any spiffy new touches. There seemed to be more non-vacationers camped there, even in such a heavily tourist area. The grounds are well kept and lovely. The bathhouse, though old and of a jerry-rigged nature, was very clean. Neighbors were all quiet and respectful. Close to Mammoth and in a quiet bucolic spot. I can see we were given a wifi code but can't recall if it was strong. I think we had good OATV and working Verizon but I didn't note it in my journal, Kind of a blast from the past type place, and liked it just fine.