Kenlake Campground

We had site #66, nice view of the lake! Site is really small and it drops off on the three sides. Our trailer is 16 foot and our vehicle had to be parked side ways in front to get it in our site. Water and electric are far away. We had an extension cord, but had to run to Dollar General to buy another hose. Love the location! Just across the bridge is Land Between the Lakes and minutes from the Bison and Elk Prairie. Check out the Home place to the south in Land Between the Lakes. The bathrooms were decent but they are at the top of the hill from us, so we didn't use the showers. Only 3 showers but one was out of order. Two showers for women isn't enough for a full campground. . Over all, the majority of sites are close together and little. Pay close attention to site length when booking. #65 is my favorite, then #66. They both have a lake view and are more spacious.

Electric hookup is more like 100 ft from camper, not 50 as described. Water hookup is just as far away. Beautiful view from our large deck at site 28. Site is very tight to get into. Apparently picnickers are allowed to frequent the campground— more people in and out in cars than campers. Closing next year for much needed renovations. During our visit, everything closed—porta potties.

If you like clean , we’ll maintained places , this is NOT for you. The sites are small, not very level and the bathrooms need work. The electric and water are often pretty far from the pad and you might need extension chords and longer hoses. The State of KY should give more money to these parks to help maintain them .

Our trip was a 15 year wedding anniversary. We stayed at one of the cabins, just as we did 15 years ago and they are still just as clean and well maintained now as they were then. All the staff were so friendly, helpful and gracious. As an added bonus we walked out early one of the mornings to a surprise visitor. HIGHLY recommend this park to all!

Let me start by stating this review is with regards to Kenlake SRP Campgrounds. While my husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our 6 day, 5 night LBL vacation. As KY residents and taxpayers we were quite dismayed with the disregard by Kenlake SRP Campground staff and their overall regard for the safety and security of registered campers but also the lack of adequate cleaning of the campsites and especially the comfort station (shower house). From trash throughout our campsite upon arrival Sunday afternoon to the overflowing trash and feminine hygiene products receptacles, plugged toilets in the men's side to decaying doorways, unsantitized toilet seats, and filthy shower floors and window "screens" in the "comfort" station, our 6 day, 5 night stay at the Campgrounds was less than satisfactory. Throughout our stay, the comfort station was marginally cleaned only once. And then there's the question about accessibility, yes I realize it's a 50 year old campground which gives its campsites the serene beauty of mature hickories, oaks and maples, BUT as for accessibility at the comfort station there is none. In today's age of federal ADA compatibility by all public facilities, this is not acceptable. For myself, my mobility is less than ideal, but I'm still amblitory, but for those unable to navigate elevated curbs, high steps in and out of the shower stalls, narrow toilet stall walls and doors, Kenlake SRP Campground shower house is not compatiable for those needing accessible facilities. With regards to the safety of registered campers, with the exception of check-in, at no time in our comings and goings through the Campground entrance was our or any of our friends vehicles checked for proper registration tags. With 4 out of the six days, the gatehouse's window blinds drawn closed. On the 6th and final day of our reservation, when we pulled out to depart, I personally spoke with the gatehouse staff to voice my concerns, and was told "that's what happens when we stay full". FULL? During our entire stay, the most sites occupied were 10.