Lodge at Mammoth Cave

With Mammoth Cave National Park right outside your window, you have nearly 53,000 acres to explore. Enjoy the scenery with 70 miles of hiking, biking and horseback riding trails. The Railroad Hike and Bike Trail follows historic train tracks! Set up camp and catch your meal for the evening. Fishing and boating provide great options for the water lover. Plus Mammoth Cave, with over 400 miles surveyed, is the largest known cave system. Join a tour and experience this incredible location for yourself!

Make Mammoth Cave Hotel your fishing expedition hub! Test your angling skills in First Creek Lake or the Green and Nolin Rivers, and try to reel in your next trophy fish. The spring and summer seasons will bring plenty of bass, crappie, blue gill and catfish, perfect for your next meal or to mount on your mantel.

Since the first tour of the Mammoth Cave was given in 1816, Mammoth Cave Hotel has provided quality lodging options for visitors, to go along with plenty of Southern Hospitality. The cave was established as a national park to preserve the cave system in 1941. It is the longest recorded cave system in the world, measuring more than 350 miles.

Whether you are enjoying a balcony view from the Heritage Trail Rooms, or the comfortable furnishings of the Hotel Cabins, Mammoth Cave Hotel has something that will fit your ideal getaway. Try the Woodland Cottages for bedroom options numbering one to four and the ability to accommodate up to 16 people, family reunions and group retreats were never so easy to plan. Convenient access to the national park makes this the ultimate Kentucky vacation destination.