To be honest, when I first saw the area, I was a little bit skeptical. But let me say, it was worth every last penny to stay there. The campsite was very well maintained and Bart even left a few sticks of firewood for me to use. I had no trouble with any critters or disturbances at the campsite. Behind the cabin leads a steep trail that can be a little bit of a challenge to hike up if you have a heavy load, so I would advise taking as little up as you can. The trails up are very well labeled and there are even ropes to help you reach the top. If you do make it up to the top of the mountain, you are greeted with very well maintained trails and a beautiful view of the forest around you. I would advise going up around sunset as it really captures the beauty of the forest. You can travel for a while on the trails, seeing all the wildlife and plants around you, even when its dark--though I wouldn't recommend staying out too long. I had a great time and even when my car battery died, Bart remained very respondent and helpful. If you are looking for a good place to camp while in Kentucky to see Daniel Boone forest or Red River Gorge, I can't recommend a better place than Bart's!