The creation museum is an absolute must see especially if you are visiting the Ark encounter as well. Anything left out will be dragged into the woods for their enjoyment never to be seen again! Plan on putting everything in your car when you leave or cleaning up a big mess. One warning: There is an absolutely lawless band of trash pandas (raccoons) that run this park at night! The are bold and relentless.
We did have to do a run to town to get a couple things that weren’t available on site. The camp store has your basic things like wood and ice and some supplies, but not much. There were bugs as to be expected but the elevation is high enough that there are hardly any mosquitos which made sitting outside much more pleasant! We had easy access to the trails and the kids enjoyed playing in the woods near our site. We had room for larger tent and a couple small tents tucked back near the woods under a canopy of mature trees. The campground was very family friendly with lots of kids but very quiet once it got dark. The pool was right next to a small playground, bathrooms and laundry. We had a lot of kids in our party and the campground pool was an absolute life saver for adults and children alike. Tent camping in Kentucky during an intense summer heat wave had it’s challenges, but the lovely campground made the best of a very sweaty situation!
