One thing to keep in mind is that it might be wise to bring a life vest/jacket if you plan to go out on the boat. We have some, but especially for the kids it might be wise to bring one of your own. The only child-size one we have is Miles' sized (so like up to 30 lbs. or so). They have them at Wal-Mart and Sam's for like $20 or so right now. So you might want to pick one up before you come.
Just food for thought. :-)
Friday, May 29, 2009
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Hotel Options
Visitors to the Cave Run Lake area will find lodging accommodations to fit every walk of life. From Hotels and B&B’s to campgrounds for RVs, you’ll find all the lodging you need within a short drive of Cave Run.
Below are links and phone numbers to get more information:
Hampton Inn - (606) 780-0601
Cave Run Lodge - 1-888-276-8759
Comfort Inn and Suites - (606) 780-7378
Holiday Inn Express - (606) 784-5796
Days Inn - (606) 783-1484
Quality Inn - (606) 784-2220
A Few More Camping Options
Camping is one of the best ways to experience Cave Run and the Daniel Boone National Forest. Whether you’re looking for a place to park your RV or just a spot to lay down a sleeping bag under the stars; you’ll find it all around Cave Run Lake. Be sure to find out all the information you can about camping rules and regulations so your stay will be safe and fun.
Below are just some of the ways to get more information:
Twin Knobs & Zilpo Campground - 877-444-6777, Gate (606)784-8816
Clear Creek Campground and white Sulphur Horse Camp - (606)784-6428 -US Forest Service
Outpost RV Park - (606)683-2311
Eagle's View
Eagle's View cabin is close to Johnda/Cecil & Marty's cabins. So if you're interested, go here for more information.
Dee's Cave Run Lake Cabin Rentals
This is another option for anyone who wants to rent a cabin for the weekend. Please click here for their website.
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