Marengo Cave Campgrounds — Hotel in Marengo

This cute little campground has more to offer than many of the larger ones I've been to!🤩

Each site has its own gazebo pavilion on a concrete pad over the picnic table with a grill! ♨️ The grills are the best designed custom grill, and griddle I've seen anywhere at any campground! 😳 And each spot has a fire pit.🔥 Even the fire pits are custom. Not the usual leftover truck wheel 🙈

The 🎁 gift shop will supply you with ice 🧊and firewood🪵 at your request.☑️

Most of the campsites are 50 amp service!😱 But may not be deep enough for a 35'+. 🤔

The back-in sites are right along the river. There's one road down the middle. The campground is divided into two sections. One side even has cabins. But these are more than cabins. More like a mini house. They have cabins and grills as well.

Nice clean bathrooms🚻 and individual showers 🚿 here. No dump station 💩⤵️

🙁 The main road on the other side of Whiskey Run Creek is quite noisy.😣 There seem to be an unusual number of unnecessarily loud big rigs using Jake brakes at all hours🙉. So tenting⛺ or sleeping with your windows open🪟 could be...

I absolutely loved this place. This was perhaps the best vocation destination I've ever been too. This place was awesome. I've never seen so many fish and Marine wildlife and other exotic animals in one location. Despite the fact that i live in maine, I loved this place so much that I am definitely coming back here. It's definitely worth it. So many marinelife and fish to see. I was very surprised by just how many fish there were. This place is huge. I loved the sharks and albino alligators and stingrays. The fish were huge. I loved the glass fish tanks that curved over our heads allowing the fish to swim over our heads. I loved the glass floors with the fish tanks beneath them allowing visitors to walk over them and look straight down into the tanks. The experience was absolutely incredible. I had so much fun. Five stars...

My family and I had an absolute blast and spent about 5 hours here! My kids did the gem sluth, maze, and mini golf. The mini golf was lackluster, but the other things were fantastic additional activities. We had two pizzas at the restaurant located in the gift shop and it was delightful. The caves were fantastic and breathtaking! We did both tours, The longer tour was an hour and about a mile walk. The shorter tour was 40 minutes and just long enough for my 8 and 11-year-olds. There was about a half hour break in between each tour. The gift shop was very reasonably priced. I was able to purchase a hoodie for $28! We walked away with several small trinket gifts such as an agate cylinder, some quartz rock, and a little mushroom rock, and of course a magnet. I would highly recommend a visit...