I have always wanted to stay at this Wigwam Village, as we live in Bowling Green, Ky, we decided to have some couple time away. There are photos on their website so I kind of knew what to expect. We loved it. It is what it is, and not for everyone. If you require the ritz, it isn't for you.... More

Yes not the Ritz but my 10 year old and I still talk about it. In this day of chain hotels it is nice to stay someplace different! Let the kids know back in the 60/70's this was the way it was More

the idea was so cute. Always wanted to stay there. We went to mammoth caves and the surrounding area on our one last trip before school started back. This place was the one thing he kept talking about and drew a picture of it when he went back to school and the teacher asked them to draw what was the... More

Don't expect the Ritz here. This is basic lodging in an old, small room shaped like a tepee. Furniture is old and the bed sags but it's clean located next farm land with a train in the distance. The owner was friendly and complained about not raising prices since 2007. The place does need some TLC. TV reception was poor... More

After seeing a documentary about the wigwam village on KET, my husband and I thought this would be a neat experience for our family. Boy, were we WRONG!!! Evidentally this documentary was very outdated. Upon entering our wigwam we noticed that the windows on the door had been boarded over and the door hardly latched (like in a bad movie).... More

Don't expect 5* luxury, but full of quirky charm. Rooms are tiny, furniture is old but serviceable and although spotless, it looks like it was last decorated in the 1950s. We loved it! It's one of the last genuine bits of Americana left and is a must do when visiting Cave City. More

We stayed in Wigwam #5, at first glance it seemed a bit run down but otherwise clean. Around 2:30 am I awoke and felt itchy, before I even mentioned it my girlfriend asked "do you feel itchy?". We turned on the light to find that tiny bed bugs had attached themselves to us. We had planned on leaving first thing... More

We loved it! The rooms are not in the greatest shape but definitely worth the money. We are hardcore campers and don't enjoy 5 star hotels as well as we enjoy rustic, camping/cabin types of lodging. We had a nice fire every night and sat outside while the kids roasted marshmallows and played on the playground. The beds were comfy... More

I read the reviews of this village on Trip Advisor before making the reservation from England. I realised it was out-of-the-ordinary and knew that we'd like it. We stay in about 40 types of accommodation in the States every summer and get soooo bored with motels. This was absolutely wonderful. The beds were comfortable, everything very clean, the owner very... More