Singing Hills RV Park & Campground, Cave City KY

Stay Date:  October 2010
Our Rating:  GOOD –7
We gave this pretty average campground an extra point for the friendliness of the owners and the great Passport America rate ($16/night for 50A).  Getting into the campground requires a difficult right turn so be careful of the mailbox and fence.  Interior roads and sites are gravel, mostly on rolling hills and not too level.  Free secure WiFi was strong, and  there’s no cable TV and some trees.  Verizon cell and Aircard worked well.  The 50A plug was close to the ground which took some heavy bending of the surge protector, and a power pole guy wire and bush required some careful maneuvering to make sure the slides were clear when extended.  But, for the low rate and partly because of the owner’s concern for your comfort (they give you a card with their cell number and instructions to call them if you need any help – in or out of the park), we enjoyed our stay and would stay here again.  Singing Hills RV Park & Campground

Renfro Valley KOA, Renfro Valley KY

Stay Date:  June 2009
Our Rating:  GOOD – 7
This is a park that works best for those with a medium or smaller RV, children, and who use the restrooms. For those of us with large motorhomes and who are only passing through, it is at best an average park. A narrow, climbing road leads to a cramped registration area, and we were led to a level gravel site that was steeply terraced and nearly precluded the use of passenger side slides. The free cable TV and WiFi worked well, and Verizon cell and Aircard also were strong. Lots of trees so find a hole for the satellite may be difficult.  For an overnight stay, there are less expensive and easier to access parks in the area, especially with the KOA price of $47/night.  Renfro Valley KOA