I-24 to Exit 56: Go south on 139 to 276 West (Second right, about 2 miles). Take 276 W to T and turn left on 274 (about 6 miles). Take 274 to Prizer Point Road (First right about 1/4 mile). KOA is about 1.3 miles on the right.
Princeton you MUST use the truck route with CAMPERS.
Get Google DirectionsWhen you choose Kentucky Lakes / Prizer Point KOA, you’re staying at a centrally located campground and resort that serves as your gateway to everything the Kentucky Lakes region has to offer. From breathtaking scenery to hands-on outdoor adventure, there’s no shortage of ways to explore.Whether you’re cruising Lake Barkley by boat, casting a line off the dock, or introducing your kids to the joy of camping, your time at Prizer Point and our on-site marina will be filled with moments you won’t forget.Discover Family-Friendly Fun, On and Off the WaterBack on land, our Lakeshore Fun Zone brings even more excitement with foam cannon parties, RC raceboat tracks, a fishing walkway and pickleball courts. It’s the perfect way to keep the fun going all day long—no boat required.We’re also happy to help you explore the area with personalized recommendations for local recreation at Kentucky Lake, Lake Barkley, and Land Between the Lakes. From hiking and biking to wildlife encounters, there’s something for every interest and age.?? Ready for your next big adventure?
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There are dozens of hiking trails throughout the Kentucky Lakes area filled with beauty, tranquility and unforgettable sights. Most of these wooded trails are located in The Land Between The Lakes, and there is something for every skill level. The woods and lakes feature plenty of paved paths, dirt tracks and strenuous trails.
Hematite Lake Trail is near the LBL Nature Station and offers an easy stroll around the water, where you can enjoy the area's many migratory waterfowl and other wildlife. Stop off at the trailhead and enjoy lunch at one of the picnic tables.
Canal Loop Trail is one of the region's most popular hikes. This series of connecting trails offer stunning lake views. If you are looking for something a little more rugged, the North/South Trail allows you to take the grand tour of LBL and enjoy its hilly terrain.
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