Cave Creek RRG
Quick Facts
Why Stanton & Red River Gorge
Stanton anchors the Red River Gorge Scenic Byway, gateway to a 29,000-acre geological area with over 100 sandstone arches, towering cliffs, and the wild-designated Red River winding through the Daniel Boone National Forest. The area draws visitors year-round for hiking, rock climbing, and kayaking, with local landmarks like the historic Nada Tunnel and Natural Bridge State Resort Park close by.
Cave Creek RRG is a genuinely thoughtful cabin property with a real trail leading straight to a waterfall on the property. Works especially well for groups — cabins for sleeping plus extra space for tent camping alongside, all on one secluded property.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Stanton, in the Red River Gorge area
- Setting: Genuinely thoughtful, secluded, waterfall on-site
- Site type: Cabins
- Amenities: Kitchenette, clear trail to a waterfall, room for tent/camping alongside the cabins, secluded setting
- Recreation: Hiking and waterfall viewing
Pro Tips for Booking
Bring the whole group. Cabins for sleeping plus extra space for tent camping alongside make this a strong pick for mixed-size groups.
Hike the on-site waterfall trail. A real, clear trail leads straight to a waterfall right on the property.
Explore Natural Bridge State Resort Park. It’s a short drive and a genuine Red River Gorge-area highlight.
What to Do Around Here
- Hiking the on-site trail to a waterfall
- Rock climbing and hiking throughout Red River Gorge
- Natural Bridge State Resort Park, nearby
- Kayaking the wild-designated Red River
- Driving the Red River Gorge Scenic Byway
