Thoroughly enjoyed this view from Prizer Point KOA on Kentucky Lake. Campground itself was lacking, I thought. Had cable and water hookups. Daily, a “honey wagon” came by and emptied your tanks for you (if needed). They did have a marina to rent boats and a nice little restaurant. Incredible view

FriendlySocietyWhale:

Door to door honey wagon service. nice.

Dawg_in_NWA:

Is it just me or are most KOAs lacking these days. I remember having really good experiences in the ates 90s and early 2000s, but most now seem really run down.

rubberhead02:

We stayed in that exact spot about 7 years ago. Great view but the bugs made it miserable. If you hike..do a thorough tic check.

93WhiteStrat:

I’ve stayed at Prizer Point KOA a couple times, and we had full hookups—including sewer. But then, we were in what they called their new “expansion” section. Close enough to the water, but not right on it like you are.

Except for losing my truck keys in the lake, we enjoyed our time there.

profullstack:

where do i get a mat like that?

Darkwater64:

My in-laws live just across the bay. As a result, I have never stayed in either Pizer Point or Hurricane Creek campgrounds. However, having walked through both many times, I think Hurricane Creek is much nicer. While you don’t get as many sunsets views, the layout and camp sites are beautuful.

https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/232609

Source: Thoroughly enjoyed this view from Prizer Point KOA on Kentucky Lake. Campground itself was lacking, I thought. Had cable and water hookups. Daily, a “honey wagon” came by and emptied your tanks for you (if needed). They did have a marina to rent boats and a nice little restaurant. Incredible view