Small campground right off the hwy with small medium and large cabins and Rv sites. Just the right…read moreprice for a weekend getaway, the small cabin has a really small bathroom but it will defiantly be ok for no longer than we will be in it. Flat screen tv microwave fireplace fridge and a rocker. The porch has two seats also.

From the owner: We are a quiet, family-friendly campground with private cabins (kitchenette, TV, Heat, A/C,…read morebathroom w/shower, etc), full hook-up RV Sites and even a few tent sites. Hunters, Fisherman, Cyclists Welcome!! Pets, too. We now have a laundry room and a playground for our guests. Also safe boat parking with electric hook-up. Stay 6 Consecutive Nights - Get the 7th Night Free.

Not our style of camping....sites are crammed in too tight. Lots of full time/seasonal setups…read more Poison ivy growing around our electrical box! Not enough green space for walking dogs. Management folks were kind and this may be the ticket for some people...just not for us.

We stayed on site 14a, which backs up directly to the lake. Plenty of room for our 31 feet RV and a…read morecar. The campground is immaculate. Everyone is so friendly and helpful! The price was VERY reasonable. What a wonderful way to wake up every morning, looking out the back window at the lake. We are actually back here again on site 25b, happy return customers! Wish I could stay here forever!

We were in Paducah to attend the 2026 Quilt show. The reservation process was simple, affordable,…read moreand completed several months in advance. Check-in was efficient, and the staff was exceptionally helpful. Throughout our stay, we experienced no issues with the water supply, electrical, or sewage systems. Our pull-through site accommodated our 35-foot trailer without difficulty. While the Wi-Fi, as is common in RV parks, was not optimal for streaming, it was sufficient for basic phone and tablet use. The water had a noticeable chlorine taste, but our in-line filter and Brita pitcher resolved this. Paducah was conveniently located, offering a wider selection of stores and restaurants than anticipated. The campground offered various activities during our visit. Each morning, a vendor sold fresh baked goods, jams, and jellies, which we found to be very good. Mark Cope provided a BBQ wagon, and his BBQ and potato salad were also excellent. The park also hosted an ice cream social and a wine tasting by "Purple Toad Winery," a family-owned winery in Paducah, KY. There is a lake on-site where fishing is available, and bait is sold. We will certainly choose Fern Lake Campground for our next visit.

Had reservations for a two night stay. Check in was quick and friendly. Site was clean and level…read more Wi-Fi was strong. Right off of 24w. Very quiet and peaceful. Downtown area 15 minutes away. Walked to dinner (great Mexican restaurant). Would stay again!

Nice campground get a reservation plenty of bathrooms a store is onsite and on the lake…read more Water electric septic 16 basic 26 electric 36 electric water

Do not book blindly! In certain months, they turn the water off at almost all campsites to prevent…read morefreezing. (I'm not sure why they don't invest in frost free water pipes.) We booked in March and they did not communicate that we would not have running water on our site and we booked a full hookup site! They said it was on the website in fine print. That is not helpful or obvious. There is also a utility of some sort on premises that has an extremely loud motor!! It goes on and off 24/7. We stayed there in 2021 and it was doing the same thing. We thought it would be fixed by now and that it surely was just a problem then.....but no....it is 2026 and still doing the same thing. Not a peaceful place unless you are staying far, away from that utility. They said it was a bad motor that needs to be fixed. Well, why don't they fix it? It has pretty views of the lake but we will not be staying there again until we make sure there's no loud utility and that we have FULL hookup.

This is a nice campground at a good location. I drove here…read moreI'm a local just wanted a campground with a camp fire. I pulled into a campsite with my new to me camper. I got My 25 foot electric plug Out and realized every campsite needed a 50 plus foot 30 amp plug!! So if you come here bring a longer extension cord !!!!!

We meet my sister & her family for the weekend. Beautiful view to lake & you could see LBL too…read more Hwy68 can be seen from site & is lit up pretty @ night. Site 29 & 30 have decks best view in campground. Shower & bath house is very old & Power & electric was about 30 ft from campsite (Make sure you have plenty of hose & extension for electric) We spent 1 day out on lake.

First, we called at 7:00pm and the phone was answered, great start. The person was still very…read morefriendly that late :-)! She sent me a couple emails and a text regarding all the info for the park along with a map . Great customer service. I knew exactly what to expect when arriving. East location to access, east exit. We'll be back!

We found this campground on Passort America while we were on our way to Chattanooga. Not only was…read moreit a good value; Danielle (one of the owners) was probably one of the nicest people I've ever encountered at any campground. She got all of our info and told us which site we'd be in. We didn't have to give a credit card to hold the spot and when we got there, our reserve tag was on the site (site 15). She emailed me a site map so we'd know where to go. When she said it was right off the highway and behind the Marathon Station and Motel 6, I started to wonder. But she also said they were in a valley to where you couldn't hear highway noise. We finally got there and it was nice. Literally right off the highway. We took the first right after the Marathon Station and drove down into the campground (which is the only thing down the road). So truly, you could barely see the sign from the Marathon. From my window I can see the motel 6 at the top of the hill (and it looks like a nice one). It's a quaint little campground, only about 30 sites. The owners want to build a bath house and laundry facility. The roads are gravel but the sites are all concrete with a gravel approach pad. There is a dump station as well as firepits and picnic tables at most sites. But, I liked the fact that they are right next to the Livingston Trail system. The gate was closed but my dog and I could get thru/under it. Did I mention it was fall, so the leaves were beautiful. All in all this was a great little place to spend the night. It was quiet and felt very safe to us. If I had things to do in the area, I would definitely stay here for the value. We were in a 43 foot motor home with a tow vehicle and didn't have to unhook.

We've been coming to Sportsman's Lodge for over 10 years. The place use to be run down but the new…read moreowners have done a wonderful job at updating everything! The new marina is beautiful and they have so much to offer. The staff is so helpful and accommodating and the new manager Shelby is such a sweetheart! If you've been here before and didn't like it then I suggest you try it again. You don't be disappointed!

From the owner: Sportsman’s Lodge has been around for over 40 years. It’s under new ownership as of 2018 and is now…read morea family owned and operated resort on Kentucky Lake. We offer many resort amenities including lodging, campground, full service marina, gift shop, slip and boat rentals, swimming pools and liquor store. We are constantly upgrading things every year and hope you see all the hard work we’ve put into making your family vacation memorable.

A coupe of things on this campground. 1. It is more long…read moreterm. It appears most of the sites are occupied by traveling workers. 2. Folks were very friendly. 3. Full hook ups and normal worked great. 4. We were only pass through as we were in for an archery tournament. The site we were on was a fresh build and had not been packed so the camper settled when we backed in and I had to pull up to add a couple Of blocks to back up on. Th site was level enough to use auto leveling but I went ahead and hooked back up and added the blocks just in case it settled anymore. We basically just slept there.

Great place to stay! Good area, close to interstate. Close to interstate, with good access to…read morelocal businesses.

Energy Lake campground is great! Campground hosts are very friendly and helpful, lake views from…read moreour site are wonderful, many great hiking trails within a twenty minute drive the fishing holes are plentiful. Campground restrooms could have been cleaner but I guess my standards are a little higher than some of the other campers. I would skip driving through the Bison Prairie as we only saw two Bison. Although I think we arrived a little earlier in the day than we should have. Would suggest making the drive south to Dover, TN to see the Ft Donelson battlefield and cemetery

I have camped there twice now and I'm about to book a 3rd trip. They have playgrounds for the kids…read moreand bathrooms with showers. For some sites they have electrical access, great for RV's. There's really good fishing in energy lake as well as Lake Barkley. It's the woods and so yes, there are mosquito's and snakes (and squirrels for those really faint of heart). Take appropriate precautions and you'll be fine. Oh, and don't feed the squirrels or leave food out as they're bad about picking campsites clean when you're away. There is a small swimming area on energy lake. However, you are a quick drive to many, many other places to swim in both Kentucky lake and Barkley lake. Some have sand, others have gravel. One place that's really good for swimming, if not a bit crowded on hot days is Moss Creak. It's on the KY Lake side of LBL. There are also a ton of other things to see and do while there and energy lake is pretty centrally located. There was massive amounts of flooding earlier in the year, not the parks fault. I haven't seen the campgrounds since last year so I cannot comment on the current condition. However, They have always been very quick to get things cleaned up as soon as possible after other disasters (i.e. the major ice storm a couple of years ago) so I'm expecting it to be all good.