Loved it here! We booked one of the little cabins and it was very nice and cute. Had a little grill with a fire pit as well. The campground keepers were all very nice and helpful. We did not check out the caverns since we didnt have a lot of time, however, I heard that they are very cool if youre into that sort of thing.

Loved, loved, loved this campground! The kids loved the pool. Everything was super clean. Excellent customer service! When you buy firewood, they even deliver it to your campsite, we dont have that in Florida! We couldnt do the cave tours just because of the mask requirement and my 3 year old not being able to consistently keep a mask on. Maybe next time! We were able to pan for gemstones and everyone thought that was a blast. We bought the biggest gemstone option and split it among our three kids and they all came out with a bag stuffed with a variety of stones. They also give you identification cards so you know what you have. You have to make an appointment for the panning (and the cave tours too, I believe) to adhere to social distancing guidelines, but it also gives you a private experience which we all thought was great. The campground was convenient to other attractions in Chatanooga as well including Ruby Falls and Rock City. Hope to be able to come back and stay here again soon!

Such an fun and scenic place to visit! This was our first time in this area and we just loved the area and the people running the campsite. There was a dedicated site manager that escorted us to our site (sorry, I forgot his name, but he looks like Tony Stark) he was very professional and ensured we had everything we needed prior to him leaving.The cavern tour was about a 2 min walk from our site and the tour was well work the cost. Sam, our tour guide did an awesome job and was very knowledgeable!We would of loved to stay longer but we needed to head back home prior to school starting. If you are in the area, please check this place out!

Found this place online while planning a day trip to Chattanooga (September 2020). In the time of Covid, be prepared to wear a mask, practice social distancing, and have your temperature checked. Reservations are required and tour groups are small, so I suggest calling before making the drive. If you need to kill time before the tour, theres a gift shop on site and a hiking trail at the campground entrance.About the tour... The caverns are very interesting and beautiful! You will see salamanders and cave crickets, stalactites, stalagmites, a shield, flow stone, and other cave features. Our tour guide was very personable and knowledgeable, and we enjoyed what he had to say. You can take pictures on the tour, but no flash if you are photographing the salamanders. The cave holds a temperature of about 58 degrees, so you may want to wear sleeves. If you can, remember to grab some cash so you can tip your tour guide!Note about accessibility: the lighting is very low throughout, so it can be difficult to see. There are steps in several locations -- some slippery -- that are uneven. Handrails are available in most places. There are low ceilings that tall people may need to duck down to pass.

Very clean restrooms and showers. We had a campsite and an small RV site. The layout was functional and the staff were very nice/helpful. If you’re looking for spacious RV sites I’m not sure if this is for you- the larger campers with full hookups seemed like they were right on top of each other. I definitely plan to return in the future since it suited us perfectly and was close to many attractions.

This park has many lovely sites with great views of a big meadow and distant mountains. Our assigned deluxe pull-thru site was one of the worst weve stayed on. We literally had the worst view in the entire park--next to a fitness room building and looking straight into the propane tank and utility yard. We were hosted to the site, but that meant someone in a golf cart leading the way, pointing, and then taking off. Because the site was very narrow, which clearly the host knew, we should have had assistance getting aligned, but that wasnt provided. We had to disconnect and move our toad, drive out around the loop again and make a second attempt in order to pull in. We were still positioning the coach when 4 young staff members came over, I said oh great, we do need some help here. But they were only marveling at the fact that I apparently (unbeknownst to me) had clipped a pole protecting the propane tank while making the second pass. The first words out of their mouth, shouting to me, you trying to paint your coach yellow?? I found their behavior immature and totally unprofessional. At no time did they offer any assistance to ensure we were positioned comfortably. Our hookup area was on uneven ground that required stepping over a logs and RR ties, our water hooked up to a faucet on the adjacent building. One basement door wouldnt open more than 25% because of a tree stump blocking it. The pad was so narrow that with the slides out, we could barely walk between our rig and the very heavy steel picnic table. We did have a lovely campfire and I enjoyed the views when walking around. But no, we were not happy campers. Avoid site #217.

Racoon Cavern TourBeautiful caverns - very interesting tour. Call ahead to make reservations. We stopped by on our way through town but the tours were booked until later that evening. Came back and enjoyed our tour. Chilly down in caverns (around 60 degrees) so bring a light jacket if you get cold easily.

Very knowledgeable tour guide. Beautiful cavern. Would be fun to do a special tour with lanterns. Learned about some formations I had never seen before. So fun! (And a cool break from the heat. Glad I had a jacket!)

We had a wonderful time visiting Raccoon Mountain Caverns today. We did not stay at the cabins or campground but the cavern tour, gift shop and surrounding area were beautiful.Our tour guide Camille was fantastic, informative, knowledgeable and fun!The caverns are easy to walk through with minimal grade changes or tough terrain. We were warned of upcoming steps, grades or low hanging formations every time.I would highly recommend taking a trip to see the amazing caverns if you enjoy seeing and learning about them. They also offer more intense cave experiences when they can open back up normally. COVID has them running a bit different right now.Amazing experience overall! Thank you Camille for making it so wonderful!!

Great campground!! Clean and very nice employees! We will definitely go back and stay here again!!! Spots are very close together though.

We are leaving this morning after staying here for a week. It is right in the center of the main tourist attractions like Ruby Falls, Rock City & the Incline Railway. Don’t miss seeing the Chattanooga ChooChoo. Plus there are tons of beautiful hiking trails for all levels. Use AllTrails.com to find them. We had a beautiful site at the campground. They were constantly cleaning ( although the young blond needs a golf cart instead of a wagon to go back & forth to clean the bathrooms-hint, hint). We arrived after Labor Day so the pool was closed but it was hot so I would have liked to see it still open, especially after a long hot hike. The staff were all friendly & loved playing with our dogs. But what impressed us the most was the customer service. That is so hard to find these days anywhere & they have it down. Thank you for that. I would suggest putting paper towels in the bathrooms instead of hand dryers- they are not sanitary & you have nothing to grab the door handle with on your way out. Overall we had a wonderful experience & will stay here again if we are in the area. Thank you to all the staff & to the owners for picking such good staff for a wonderful & much needed vacation. I loved seeing everyone in Tennessee wearing their masks. Good job!!

Campground is basically just a parking lot. RVs are 6 ft from each other and all I could smell was sewer when I came outside. Facilities are really old. Bathrooms look clean at least. In a good location so I was at least able to explore locally easily.

Managed to get me a space on the site even though it was later in the day. When I arrived at 9pm the staff were helpful in getting me and my rv to my site and running through the setup. Quite time is respected and the staff are visible on site all hours. Free WiFi, water electric and sewerage included. Prices very reasonable. Lpg available and as it was a small top up I wasnt even charged. Had a nice conversation with the two guys helping with that. 10-15 minutes drive to downtown Chattanooga, peaceful locations, easy to find and drive an RV to. Beautiful surroundings.

The campground was very well maintained, workers were constantly riding around asking if you needed anything. The cave tour was outstanding. Our guide was very informative and interesting. I look forward to coming back when the Wild Cave Tours start up again.

Caves are beautiful with so many formations. Lucky enough to have seen some slimy salamanders and crickets too!! Our tour guide, Ashley, was so informative and friendly. Highly recommend!! Reservations are needed in advance right now, as are masks, but well worth it!

Great cavern to explore. Tour guide (Ashley?) was a lot of fun. Loved seeing the formations and the critters that dwell. If you are going to Ruby falls, you should go here too - very different experiences.

We RVd with water & electric at the campground for 3 nights. The RV sites are very close to each other; however, Im giving 4 stars because I have never had better or friendlier assistance from campground staff. What great service! Another plus.... the campground was nice and quiet at night.

The caverns were really cool! Unfortunately we just felt rushed through and didn’t really get to enjoy the experience as much as I would have like to for the price. The 45-55 minute trip advertised last only 25 minutes and I certainly think may be attributed to their tours leaving every half hour. All in all it was cool but we left dissatisfied that we weren’t able to enjoy the experience but instead were chasing the tour guide through the cave.

Jasmine was a awesome tour guideJust wow. 5 out of 5 stars

Was looking for a quick walking tour of a cave before closing out our weekend and heading home. Found this cavern tour and glad we did. Camille is an excellent guide and kept us informed and entertained the entire time. Her knowledge of the caves history and rock formations made for a fun tour. Would recommend it for all ages.

***MORE THAN HIGHLY RECOMMENDED*** This was our first trip out of state and we could not ask for a better place to start that new adventure. We were close to all the fun things to do in Chattanooga with beautiful mountain views, the cavern tour was really fun (our boys loved seeing the sites and finding cave salamanders)-just a wonderful camp environment in general. Early on the staff were already very friendly and helpful, but when our son and his bicycle took a tumble down a hill the staff and owner really went out of their way to take care of him. They kept him (and me) calm and fixed him up, even coming by the next evening to check on him. We thoroughly enjoyed our trip here-can’t wait to go back!

Had a great time exploring. We did the one hour tour our guide was awesome. Studying to be a geologist it was both informing and entertaining

We have always heard good things about this campground; however, we were very disappointed. The sites are very close together with less than six feet between picnic table and neighbor’s sewer drain. It is very crowded and very noisy. The playground was directly across from our site and kids were there screaming until late at night and then first thing in the morning. You must buy their firewood and cannot use your own. The one positive here is that the office staff is friendly and they do deliver the firewood. However, be warned, your fire pit will be next to your neighbor’s sewer drain. If you’re looking for a peaceful and relaxing camping experience, this, unfortunately, is not the place.

I have three kids who really enjoyed the rock panning. A lot of really awesome gemstones and fossils!

Enjoyed the natural beauty of these caverns. Our guide, Landon, was very knowledgeable and enjoyable.

Great RV park with trails for hiking on raccoon mountain and caverns to explore. Beautiful area and plenty of green space for the dogs. Reliable WiFi and cable with a ton of channels. Friendly folks are running the place.We will always stay at this park when in Chattanooga. I’ve travelled the country and have stayed in 40 plus parks; this is one of my favorites.

My husband had never panned before and wanted to try it. We went up to Raccoon Mountain and Tyler helped set it up for us. He was a great help. We got the mother lode bag. It was packed with everything you could want. We were so impressed with the staff and the panning, plus they have amazing souvenirs.

Beautiful caves with many unique formations as well as salamanders. Landon was an amazing guide and was very knowledgeable about the cave.

Fantastic place to visit. We did the lantern tour but will be back for full lights on tour soon! First cave that we have been to that isnt all commercialized feeling. It was great!

Nice Campground. Enjoyed the Caverns. Our tour guide he was very informed. The only complaint the pool was closed the day after Labor Day. The bathhouse needs a bench to sit down to put on clothes.

Review is for the campground- RVs are too close.. the park is basically just a loop of RV spots. Not really any view. Facilities are really old. There is a lot of stuff close by, but honestly I wish I would have just saved the money and went to a parking lot (really the same thing at this point). Usually at a campground you can count on the fire pit to be relaxing- except its located right next to your neighbors sewer line 6 ft away. I didnt really spend any time at the campgrounds, I would suggest to go elsewhere or even a rest area if you arent concerned with full service.

We visited Racoon Mountain camp ground for the Memorial weekend. With limited campsites open due to COVID-19 we were lucky to get a spot. The staff was great as they greeted us at the entrance and even guided us to our campsite. We had a pull through site with minimal shade and a little closer than what we are normally use to. There are several tent sites along the creek, but no camper sites on the creek. For those who dont camp, there are also cabins available to rent! The campsite is conveniently within walking distance of the caves. We went on a guided tour and had a great time! Our guide was very knowledgeable and made it very enjoyable for my family. We will not come back to this site because we like to be more in the mountains, but this campsite would be great for those who like to be near attractions (cave and downtown Chattanooga).

Beautiful area, reasonable price, but there was a lot of animal feces on the ground left by other tenants... We had to clean our shoes after setting up for the night. Very disrespectful people. Clean up after your animals! Other than that, highly recommend!

We were in a rented RV and our first time doing this. A valet led us to our campsite and helped us hook up, we were very close to the bathrooms and even did a cavern tour the next day. Kyland led the tour and did an awesome job showing us different things in the cavern and making the tour fun! We would recommend this to others!

Fantastic campground with plenty of room, easy access to highway and family friendly. Has a pool, great dog park and spectacular Mountain View’s. Downtown is only 15 minutes away and Rock City is about 20 minutes to the south. While here be sure you go to Grill 1885 for a five star meal about 15 minutes from the campground.

Friendly, courteous staff. Their caves are authentic and very well-taken care of, in contrast to Ruby Falls. Only thing is that the area is way more developed so it does not feel as peaceful and remote as it used to be 15 years ago when we first went.

Nice campground with beautiful views. Nice pool, laundry and shower facilities. Loved the cavern on site, just didnt get to take the tour because of COVID restrictions and mask requirements and our 3 year old not being able to wear a mask for the entire tour. Maybe next time! We did do the gem panning and all of our kids loved it! Nice touch with wood and ice delivery to your campsite. Ive never stayed anywhere that offers that and it was appreciated! Would definitely recommend.

We really enjoy the place, and the caverns. Gorgeous place and VERY clean. I didnt like that the camp sites were too close to each other. Dogs were everywhere and some dangerous one were wandering without a leash.

This was a great experience! Landon was an awesome guide and very knowledgeable! Would go back again when in Chattanooga for sure!

Great place! The tour was fun for my kids (6 & 8). The customer service was stellar. Our tour guide, Landon, was friendly and knowledgeable about the science behind the cave formations. This is great family fun. I definitely recommend.

The campground has no privacy at all. Everybody is right next to the other for tent and campers. They try and make it up by having wood delivered to your site and firepit... dont know if due to pandemic since they only allow one party or 1 person at a time at the store. The bathrooms are squeaky clean though and super cold in there. Oh and you cant hang hammocks because their trees are weak. But the tree in this pic could have totally held one side of the hammock.

Kylend was a wonderful guide! Tons of knowledge, funny, and very nice. Cave was beautiful. I do wish there was more of it to explore without do the wild cave tour... This was the best guide I’ve had while touring caves. Thank you for making it memorable for us!

Wonderful!! My family and I had a great time. Our tour guide (island with a k! I cant spell his name right ) was so passionate about the caves and their history. He was also insanely patient with my little sister and her endless questions and comments. Well definitely be back. Everyone working there was so kind and polite! It was also really nice that they enforced masks like they did. My immune system is really weak so I have to avoid places where people are being careless about covid. Thank yall so much!

We had a great time here. Our tour guide was Ben. Hes been with the place for years and it shows! He was super patient with my sons questions, he had a ton of knowledge about the Caverns, and they took sanitizing and distancing seriously. This is a great attraction for the summer if you need a break from the heat and have a kid like mine who enjoys science. I only hate that we didnt realize we could tip because if Id had an extra $10 I wouldve given it to him (we only had a couple bucks cash). Do yourself a favor and ask for Ben! Hes a great guide.

Our tour guide initially said it was supposed to be a 15 minute tour. This easily turned into a 45 minute tour with her. She asked if we were fine with everything, so it wasn’t a bad thing for us to spend more time here!She was super knowledgeable about all the rock formations and caverns. She answered our questions with ease. It was very educational and very cool!

Were having a good time here, theres plenty to do. The kids can pan for gems, swim, playground, run around, and explore the cave, and get candy at the gift shop. The cave thing was really neat, guided tours, plenty to see, not too much walking for small children. The cave is a nice, cool place to hang out on a hot day. Best part is that its all in the same close area, no driving. Camp sites have full hookups and are mostly level. The sewage connection was actually intact and not broken off.

Incredible tour by Jasmine. We did the lanterns and legends tour, and it was awesome! The cave is incredible, dont miss this!

This is our first time here and will DEFINITELY be back. We only stayed a few days this time but it was the best trip we have had in a long time. There is so much to do at the Campground it self. I didnt get a chance to do the caves but I will next time. I loved how the staff would ride by all day to keep an eye on things. I have never seen a place do that. The staff was all so nice and friendly. We did have a little trouble setting up our cable ourselves but we have never used it before. The staff was awesome enough to come help us set it up. We will be back many times and recommend this place to all our friends and family!!!

Most amazing thing I have ever seen crawling tours are great too as long as you are not claustrophobic .Our tour guide was sweet ,funny, and so smart. Not a single problem I had so five out of five.

I have been to this place many times tent camping and always enjoyed myself. This time however I reserved a cabin for 1 night. Everything was great until I woke up the next morning with a serious amount of bites on my skin. Then I noticed a BED BUG!!!!! We immediately packed up and left even before check out time. I called the campground office and they pretty much refused to hear me or help out in any way. No refund no sorry nothing...... I would not recommend staying in one of their cabins EVER!!!!!

The campground is nice but I was very disappointed in my site. I just finished radiation and called way in advanced asking if they had sites away from others. I was told they would put me on the end with only one camper next to us, get here and right in the middle with campers on each side. Asked to be moved and have nothing. Very frustrating.

The cabin we stayed in was new, nice, and clean. The staff was friendly and everyone seemed to be taking COVID seriously. The cave tour is cool.

Raccoon Mountain Caverns are way better than Ruby Falls. Ask for Judah as your guide. He was exceptional. He knew all the ins and outs of the cave. From the history, to cave formations and even down to the geology of the rocks. Thanks for the great cave tour, Judah!

We have toured many caverns in Virginia & Tennessee and this by far one of the best! Our tour guide Kyland was extremely knowledgeable & entertaining!! We also did some gem panning after the tour, the kids & adults had a blast!!

Outstanding experience! Highly recommend it. One of the crown jewels of the area. Kisland was our guide and his knowledge and passion made for a great tour.

These caves are amazing, and I highly recommend the Fossil Crawl. The guides weve had were great and knowledgeable and really into spelunking. The caves are extensive and definitely wild. Wear clothes you dont mind ripping, and definitely bring a change out for the drive home. Also, remember to bring some cash to tip your guide!

It was a good time. The guide had some corny jokes but they made me chuckle. I wish the tour was longer and more interactive.

Great staff. Beautiful Mountain View’s at the campground. The caverns were amazing. We did the hiking trail up the mountain. Close to Chattanooga. We will be back.

Lets close the week of Thanksgiving when school is out to decorate for christmas instead of doing it the week before

Liked the campground. Spaces could have been a farther apart. Didnt have any privacy. Needed more shade. Laundry didnt work.Nice staff and great showers

This is a very clean and beautiful camp ground! There was a camp kitty named Tippy, she was so sweet she almost came home with us! Lol The cave tours are very engaging and informative and our guide Kylend was very charismatic and knowledgeable. We really enjoyed our time here.

Beautiful location, in a valley with gorgeous views! Spaces a bit tight. If we come back (which I would love to do since Chattanooga looks like a GREAT area), we would probably request a different section, with trees. All in all...very nice!

The campsites are close together but the open field is incredible and the location probably can’t be beat. It’s so good.

Cave tour was nice. Smaller than some of the caves in the area but it was cool to see some of the local wildlife in the cave.

So far weve only made our reservations. Denise made them for us and she was super friendly and kind on the phone. She made me feel as if Id known her all my life! Im so excited to meet her and get our vacation started!!!

The Racoon Caverns cave tour was fantastic. Judah was our guide and he was amazing, knowledgeable, funny, and friendly. He answered all of our questions without hesitation! We will definitely return and recommend this tour to anyone! The caves are absolutely breathtaking!

It was a beautiful park. Would stay again. Scenery is unbelievably beautiful . Thank you for everything.

Very nice cave! Amazing to see all those stalagmites, stalactites, columns well preserved & explored. The cave is around 2.5 miles of explored path.Decent parking area, tickets could be purchased at the small gift shop at the entrance which is located on the left of the parking lot. Short walking tour about 30 mins, our guide was Justin he had his sense of humor, very good tour overall. He explained all about the cave, crawling tour, secret passages & also took family photos at the end of the tour.There are also RV camping sites & we did not camp, we just stopped for the cave tour & it was a great experience.

We had a great time! Our guide, Judah, was very knowledgeable and made it a really gun experience.

Cannot say enough good things about this place. The staff was beyond excellent and the cave tour was amazing. I stayed in the camp ground and it was very peaceful and an overall great weekend.

Island with a K was awesome we had a private tour with him and our large group of 11 very knowledgeable and very enthusiastic about spending his time with us. Intend on going back and doing the advanced tour!!

Pretty awesome cave with great formations in it. The tour guide was great very knowledgeable and nice. I was between going to Ruby Falls or Raccoon Mountain caverns, I am so so so relieved that we chose Raccoon Mountain caverns over Ruby Falls. I worked as a cave tour guide in Oregon 10 years ago and I really love when caves are conserved correctly. They have done this beautifully at Raccoon Mountain caverns.

Avoid if you are claustrophobic or disabled. Alot of fun for the family. RV park on site. There is also a campground for tent camping. Gem panning can be done on site. The cave itself is enormous & tons of fun. A great excursion for the family.

We always go there for peace and quite. The staff are helpful and kind. The best thing is nature. Cant beat this camp ground

Took our 3 boys as a homeschool field trip to go along with our earth science studies about caves. Thoroughly enjoyed our guide who happens to be studying geology. Very enjoyable!

Great location, but no privacy. Sites are stacked side by side and it seems less popular for tent camping, probably for that reason! We were impressed with the staff and the cleanliness of the campground.The cave tours are the thing we will be back for! There are five different kinds, from simple walking tours to get down and dirty crawling tours. Theres also a fenced in dog park for your pet to run free!

Gorgeous cavern! So many amazing formations that are present right next to each other. The walking tour is easy, if a bit slick and you do have to watch your head. Our tour guide was wonderful and very knowledgeable. We look forward to going back for one of the more intense tours!

We reserved a private cave crawl tour on march 19. what an amazing experience it was!. EXTREMELY challenging IMO. our guide, (forgot her name but she had a nose ring) was extremely knowledgeable about the cave and very clear on her instructions and expectations.there are very tight spaces in this cave. if you are claustrophobic or suffer from anxiety or get short of breath easily then this is not for you. certain times of the year the cave is very wet so if you go in march...prepare to get the muddiest youve ever been in your life. there is a tremendous feeling of self worth and accomplishment after the tour is over and you realize where you have been and what you have done.my only regret is not bringing water. i dont think they allow it but i found it would have been very helpful and without it caused me a bit of anxiety.overall i highly recommend crawl tour and i will never forget this experience.

Tight campsites but several have full hookups. Super friendly & accommodating staff. Awesome benefit of having cavern tours right on site. Tour was great and enjoyed by kiddos.

Five stars for the wild caving tour, four stars for the campground.If you are looking for a wild caving adventure, this is your best option near North Georgia! Wear tough old clothes - jeans and boots and a long sleeved shirt you dont mind getting muddy and wet and just dive in!I took my 15 year old daughter and 12 year old son on the tour during spring break and they were a great age for it. I dont think Id take much younger kiddos as it is definitely dark and even my son was a little freaked to be climbing over a 30 foot chasm at one point!Our guide Darius was terrific, knowledgeable and personable, and helped us all feel like a success as we crawled, climbed, shimmied and squeezed our way through three hours of caving!The park provides you with a helmet and headlamp, gloves and knee pads. Grab some good ones - youll be needing them ALOT!This is NOT the tour for you if you are claustrophobic - one tunnel we went through was called the birth canal and it was so small I couldnt even lift my head up all the way to see where we were going, just kind of scoot like a mole until We reached the end!We came out of the caves dirty and tired but incredibly proud of our adventure!

Great campground. Lots of amenities - wifi, nice showers, etc.

This place has changed a lot and not for the better. Havent been here in a few years but I am a native of Murfreesboro, Tn, we have been to this campground a dozen times over the past 12 years. It use to be very peaceful. The cabins were on one area of land and the rv park was across the street. Oh not anymore. The rvs are everywhere! On top of each other. Makes me feel like Im in a trailer park, and not a nice one. Kids running around screaming everywhere, dogs everywhere & barking. Not peaceful at all. I guess its all for the all mighty dollar for the owners of the property. Very disappointing. My family and I use to love this place back when the go carts were here and there was pool tables in the building next to the go cart track. We arrived to check in, I told the lady the cabin number we were checking into, she gave me the key and the campground map... Didnt ask for ID or anything. I could have been anyone. But they dont care they got my money because you prepay. I might as well have been a homeless person. I had them put an additional $10 charge on my card for enough fire wood for 2 nights. She said they will bring it right over, ok... No one ever came. I ended up having to walk to the office which by the way closes at 6pm every night, there was a man on a gator who I guess was the after hours employee. He was very nice brought us some wood immediately & even went to get my son a basketball so he could shoot some hoops. So that was nice. Our particular cabin shows a full size leather couch on the website, no couch its flimsy futon that was probably $100 from walmart and has a metal bar running down the middle. I dont know that anyone would want to sleep on a metal bar. $100 a night for this. Go stay in a nice hotel it will be better. This place, price has gone up, quality and peacefulness of a nice quiet campground has gone way down. I seriously doubt we will ever come here again, nor will I recommend anyone else to come here.

Stayed at this campground and it was absolutely incredible! Staff was awesome and very helpful. Lots to do. We will definitely be returning.

Good cabin, nice pool, great price, and very nice staff.

Awesome cave tours! We loved our tour guides. Tour guide even pointed out a rare cave spider ... see photos!

Fantasmil!!! Gorgeous sights and natural formations to view great place for photography and exploration I cant wait until their Excursions open up again 10 out of 10 would recommend.

A lot of neat formations and a nice tour; Patrick was a really sweet and informative guide.

Stayed there for 5 nights. The park was full over the weekend but remained very quiet. Camp host constantly driving through the campground asking people if they needed anything. Two nights had thunderstorms come through. Camp staff was very attentive to requesting people stow their awnings. Staff is constantly tracking weather which was very comforting. Only complaint is the cost of the firewood.

Great tour.guide! Loved being able to have the tour with just my family. Great personal attention

First time visiting. Stayed 2 nights in cabin 7. Very accommodating for a family of 6. Beds very comfortable. Rooms small and cozy but amazingly very adequate. Plenty of room for 4 adults and 2 children. No indoor dining table but wonderful large outdoor table and chairs which is where we spent all meals. Beautiful grounds. Family friendly. Lots of things to do. (Cave, trails/hiking, pool, cornhole, ladder golf, basketball area and riding bikes). Quiet campground. No golf carts buzzing all through the park. No loud music. Peaceful. Sounds of nature. Staff extremely nice and helpful. I was impressed to say the least. Will absolutely be back!

We stayed in a premium site with a good view of lookout mountain. The sites are gravel and are pretty close together. All of the staff are very courteous and helpful. It is easily accessed from the interstate.We also participated in a wild cave tour and Jasmin was our guide. She was extremely knowledgeable and was awesome with all of the folks in our group.

There are 5 families staying here for the week. All the staff is so friendly, helpful, cant do enough for you. Bathhouses are spotless and cleaned everytime I turn around. We will be back. Thank you for a wonderful time.

This place was absolutely awesome! We went on the Canyon Crawl wildcave tour. If youre interested in caving but not sure how or where to start the Canyon Crawl is for you. Korin, our guide, helped us to learn some important information on what we needed to know to protect ourselves and the cave when caving.

The campground was mediocre, the showers were hot, the cave was excellent, and so was our guide landon. Tippy is a very mouthy but pleasant greeter.

I hate hot weather. I hate summer. Sorry, but that’s the truth. My husband and I both had a day off from work in the middle of the summer, and we knew we’d be getting to Chattanooga right in the heat of the day. Not enough time to invest in Ruby Falls or the aquarium, and I knew I would be miserable if we spent the time shopping downtown. I found Raccoon Caverns on Trip Advisor, and I’m so glad I did! It’s a cool, comfortable 56° in the caverns year round. I just wanted to move there for the whole summer! You should know, that this is an older attraction, and it’s right next to a campground. It’s not flashy or spectacular, but I think it would easily rank as a hidden treasure in the Chattanooga area, and worth the ticket price. Especially when it’s a hot, humid day.

Cavern tour was great, guide was full of information and very entertaining. Highly recommend.

We stayed here for a month last March. Other than the rain, this was the best camping experience that weve had. Beautiful site, lots of room, clean rest rooms and showers and an unbelievable staff. Special thanks to Pam, Josh, David and Adrianne. If you have a chance to go there I would heartily recommend!!!

Awesome place and the camp has cats that are super friendly so we had a camping buuddy

Really cute place. Showers and laundry was nice...and the swimming pool. It was just a very nice experience. I would stay there again.

Really enjoyed our stay. Surrounded by mountains, on one side is Lookout Mountain and the other, you’re looking straight up Raccoon Mountain. Only one issue...the Caverns are closed Monday-Thursday! So plan accordingly. We didn’t know until our arrival. Everyone is very nice. Excellent facilities, WiFi, tv/cable, complete hook ups, and dog park. Well-kept grounds, in the country, yet so close to everything you need in town. Will definitely come back!