A PIECE OF KENTUCKY'S HISTORY
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Experience The Best of Whitley City, Williamsburg, Corbin, & Somerset
Cumberland Falls RV Resort offers guests a stay rooted in both comfort and history. This page shares key information about the property and the individuals who maintain it, helping visitors understand the unique background and welcoming spirit behind their experience.
Meet Your Hosts
Cumberland Falls RV Resort is operated by Shannon and Trevor, who are hands-on in every part of the park—from welcoming guests to continually improving the property.
With a deep appreciation for the area and its history, including the site’s roots as the former Tombstone Junction, they are committed to creating a clean, quiet, and thoughtfully maintained space where travelers can truly relax.
Whether it’s your first visit or your return trip, their goal is simple: to make every stay comfortable, enjoyable, and worth coming back for.
Guest Reviews
Pamela
So happy we found this beautiful RV park. The owners are wonderful people and so helpful. Everything is so clean and pristine. Lots are paved and level. You have your own fire ring, picnic table and Adirondack chairs. The views are beautiful. Oh and a bonus pickleball court. This is the nicest RV park I’ve been to. We will definitely be back.
Jeff
Awesome for larger motorhomes in a beautiful setting. Full hookups and lots of space to move around and beauty within each campsite. Will stay again if in area
Margaret
Great campground with friendly owners. Close proximity to Cumberland Falls. We loved the welcome gift bag!
Formerly the Backdrop For The Tombstone Junction
Cumberland Falls RV is located on the historic grounds of what was once Tombstone Junction, a Western-themed attraction that played a significant role in southeastern Kentucky’s entertainment history.
This former amusement park was a beloved regional destination, where famous country music performers regularly took the stage, making it a cultural landmark for fans of the genre. The site also included an abandoned water park, adding to its once-vibrant atmosphere and local appeal.
Today, while the rides and shows are gone, the legacy remains—a piece of Kentucky's past where music, community, and storytelling once brought people together. Staying here places guests in direct connection with that history, offering a meaningful layer to their visit just steps from the natural beauty of Cumberland Falls.
Tombstone Junction featured a heritage railroad known as the Old Number 77, where visitors rode a full-size train through the park as part of its Old West theme. The train experience was central to the attraction, combining scenic rides with staged entertainment for guests.
Reconnect With Nature in a Woodland Setting
Our private two-mile hiking trail leads through scenic terrain to a secluded catch-and-release lake. With quiet surroundings and dedicated fishing areas, the setting offers a sense of privacy and space, creating a peaceful retreat where guests can relax and enjoy the natural environment.
Plan Your Adventure
Secure your spot today and enjoy easy access to Cumberland Falls, historic landmarks, and peaceful natural surroundings. Our RV sites fill quickly, so book now to guarantee your stay during your preferred dates.
