Cumberland Falls Campground

We stayed in a rustic 1930s CCC cabin that featured a vintage fireplace and a heatpump. Dishes and very basic cookware were provided. The furniture was sturdy. The trails wind up and down about 300 feet of elevation between campgrounds, cabins, smallish camp store, the river/falls, swimming pool, and gift shop. Food can be purchased in the resturant at the lodge or at the canteen near the falls. There were few families present in peak leaf color season, the last week of October. They have the friendliest staff we've ever encountered in any park we've visited ... The cabins had a great play…

I took my 6 year-old daughter here for her first real camping experience. The campsites were well maintained and the bathroom was very nice for a public campground. We hiked from the lodge down to the falls at night. The hike was challenging and a bit scary in the dark, but it was still manageable. Online reservations were very easy and everything went according to plan. I strongly recommend this park.

Quiet, Clean, plenty of room to park, staff friendly, Beautiful park.

Only a few sites here for RV/trailers, and it has to be small! Very nice showers as well as a couple family bathrooms. Very small store which was very depleted due to near end of season. Very quiet and great to see the stars. Not far from falls, but still best to drive since the hike is all up hill

Just went for the view and it makes some awesome pictures for the background great memories.