Hello, my family and I have have been coming to the resort since I was a child. I am now 28 and I am doing the same with my children. Not to mention my husband and I were married in 2000 an we have tried to come every year for our anniversary as well. Same rooom, same view, some may... more

I am part of a group that drives down from Muskegon MI for the hotels golf package annually in April. It is very reasonable and we have a mixed group of income levels. They all do not come back each year but once they stop they can"t get back into the group. We have a list of people wantiing to... more

I've been here 5 times now. Sure, the hotel is dated, and it needs some updates, but I go for the golf package and the food. The service is great and the staff is focused on making your stay enjoyable. If your looking for a 5-star hotel with valet parking, this isn't the place. But, if you're looking for a... more

We chose this hotel because of the brochure that promised a fun train ride, mini golf and a playground. The train hasn't been run in years. They told me they stopped running it last year, but judging by the condition of the track, it's obviously been several years. This led to 3 very disappointed little boys. The mini golf is... more

My sister's family, my mother, and my family booked this hotel based on Trip-Advisor reviews. We wanted to meet half-way in southern KY & thought Cave City would be a good place to meet. Park Mammoth Resort was the "best around" according to reviews. I stayed at the Mammoth Cave Hotel 2 years previous & thought that place was pretty... more

Of all the lodging in the Mammoth Cave National Park for price extras, food,etc. the best in all areas. more

My wife and I spent Memorial Day weekend with our 3 year old at the Park Mammoth Resort. As mentioned in other reviews, the place has seen better days. Our room was spacious and very clean, but extremely dated. Beds were pretty uncomfortable as well. Like most kids, our son was more interested in the swimming pool and mini golf... more

This was my first visit to the Bowling Green/Mammoth Caves area of KY. In looking for lodging, there wasn't much choice except for low end chains. I took a chance on the Park Mammoth Resort based on the other feedback here. While the place is dated in the 60s (as is everything in the area!), it is clean and the... more

Park Mammonth is a secret hiding place. A place to unwind and relax. more