Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky has great hiking and kayaking, too.
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Its no wonder Mammoth Cave has long drawn visitors to south-central Kentucky.
And while it’s easily the parks biggest draw, it isnt its only attraction.
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Anglers will find bluegill, catfish, bass, and perch, among others.
There are alsothree developed campgroundsinside the park: Mammoth Cave, Maple Springs, and Houchin Ferry.
The Houchin Ferry Campground is a tent-only campground with a more remote feel.
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It’s 20 minutes from the visitor center.
The spring and fall tend to be significantly quieter, while winter is the parks low season.
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