The Cottonmouth

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The Cottonmouth is a new equine resort in Kentucky.

Cost: The sites are $14.00 per night and the stalls are $4.00. Bobby
said the stalls were real nice. They have wooden sides and a corral
panel type gate. There is only one set of stables (26) and it is at one
end of the camp.

They have 40 sites. There is picketing in the trees. Don't know
if bedding is supplied, but I would think so since the owner also owns
a saw mill.

Bobby says the bathhouse looked very nice. It is in the center of the camp basically.

There is a huge lodge that looks kinda like the Big lodge at LBL where
they have the restaurant.

Bobby says it is about 6,000 sq feet including a large gathering room w/huge fireplace, 4 rooms with private baths (comparable to Holiday Inn) a raised dance
floor. All floors are hardwood.

Plus, there are some restaurants within 10 miles or so.
There is a Grandma's Kitchen with is kind of a buffet (according to
Bobby) and some others.

The people that told us about it live in Madisonville and know the area.
They said it was pretty much all woods, no mined areas.
There is supposed to be alot of wild turkey in the woods
That is all I know. Hope this helps.

Lodge Phone: (270) 338-0909

Directions
DIRECTIONS ARE BASED FROM NASHVILLE:
Take I-24 northwest to exit 86 in Kentucky and turn right heading north
on Route 41 to Hopkinsville and the Pennyrile Parkway north
to exit 33 and turn right heading east into White Plains.
Go approx. 3 miles into White Plains and turn right at flashing caution
light & turn right onto Rt. 813 heading south.

make another left & right turn while following Rt. 813
follow the 813 signs. 1.7 miles until you come to Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church. TURN LEFT on the road beside the church onto Mt. Carmel-Pond Road.
4.3 miles to Cottonmouth Lodge on right hand side.

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