Kentucky Lakes / Prizer Point KOA

Imagine looking forward to dining at your favorite steakhouse on Friday. After placing your order for a steak, you wait with anticipation, only to be served a hotdog. When you point out the mistake, the waitress informs you, “We only had one steak and you didn’t “”lock it in””, the customer beside you paid more and we gave it to him instead.” Confused, you explain that you were never asked or informed about needing to “lock it in” to secure the steak. You then ask if you would be charged less since you ordered a steak but received a hotdog. She replied, “No.” This is exactly how the Cadiz KOA responded when I showed up to camp at my lakeside spot but discovered because I didn’t “lock it in” I had been moved. Basically a reservation means nothing if someone is willing to pay more.

I am fairly disappointed with this place. As a first time KOA visiter, I wish the standards were set higher, but now I am not so sure about paying for the "membership" With that - I want to say first, the staff is AMAZING. I didnt talk to anyone who wasn't kind and helpful. The bathrooms are nice, although they need new shower heads in most. The water was good and hot. If you are thinking about this location for the "Prizer Lagoon" do not. There is no lagoon. The whole area is run down and nearly a safety hazard. All the activities around the lagoon are also closed. The restaurant is "eh". We all ordered steaks and they were disappointing, under seasoned and way overcooked. The pull through sites have ZERO shade. Get a back in site if you go during the summer. The fire rings in the p

Second time to stay here. We camp in a travel trailer. The check in is super simple. They lead you to your site and always ask if there's anything else they can help with. They have several activities for kids.

Rented the tree house cabin #2. Surprisingly found out it had a balcony directly overlooking the lake, pretty close to the lake, with tons of tree coverage. Close walk to the bathroom/house (just had to walk past the other tree house cabin). Somewhat far walk to the Marina where the store and restaurant was, but not complaining because it made it easy to get my steps in. (Fitness watch said so)||I did happily manage to get a kayak off the dock and in the water for myself, which was wonderful, although I had to use a paddle meant for a paddleboard (because there was noone working the lagoon where these sports were available for guests) there were other guests using the kayak paddles with their paddleboards. ||I would definitely stay here again, though!

My family has been 'glamping' here in the tree houses for years. The view of the lake from their porches is spectacular. When it's too hot or too stormy for a tent, they are a great upgrade. The campground amenities are extensive, and the staff have been good to us. I look forward to each visit.