Channel Your Inner Pioneer When You Spend The Night At This Covered Wagon Campground In Horse Cave, Kentucky
There’s no shortage of next-level accommodations in Kentucky. Whether you’re looking to spend the night in a Bluegrass bourbon icon, in a well-appointed treehouse, on the water, or snuggled up in a cozy state park lodge, Kentucky is a veritable choose-your-own-adventure in terms of accommodations. And if it’s an authentic pioneer experience you’re seeking, you’ll find it at this covered wagon campground in Horse Cave, Kentucky.
If you're a child of the '80s or '90s, you likely grew up playing Oregon Trail. And if you ever dreamed of living out your very own Oregon Trail fantasy (minus the disease and dysentery, of course), there's a place in Kentucky where you can do just that.
Horse Cave KOA is a popular campground, conveniently located near all of the fun to be had in this Kentucky town. The Horse Cave area is a great getaway destination for its various attractions, including Hidden River Cave. The campground offers RV spots and cabins for rent, as well as unique accommodations you simply won't find anywhere else...
In these rustic accommodations, you'll have the unique opportunity to be a pioneer on your very own adventure. But you won't be "roughing it" by any means, as these dwellings come equipped with a comfy king-size bed and set of twin bunks; electricity and heat and air conditioning; small fridge, microwave -- even a Keurig coffee maker!
Each wagon also has a patio and a fire pit, which is a perfect place for families and couples to gather 'round, roast marshmallows and tell a few Kentucky ghost stories.
Overlooking the beautiful bucolic landscape of the Bluegrass, you're sure to fall in love with Kentucky all over again, and you'll likely find yourself returning to this charming campsite anytime you need to unplug and unwind.
Did you know about this covered wagon campground in Kentucky? What a wholly unique place to stay! Learn more and book a night in one of these well-appointed covered wagons at the Horse Cave KOA website.
