Camping in or near The Land Between the Lakes??

Johno02 wrote:
Energy Lake is a bit more difficult, but is really good for lake fishing, canoeing, in a much less crowded area. Like I said a bit secluded, bur we really like it.

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We've camped at Lake Barkley SP, Piney, Paris Landing SP, and Energy Lake. Energy Lake was our favorite.

Energy Lake is a bit more difficult, but is really good for lake fishing, canoeing, in a much less crowded area. Like I said a bit secluded, bur we really like it.

You Might Want To Check Out Bumpus Mills COE

Has Some Spots Right On The Water And Would Be Good For Fishing And Kayak.

Has Washer & Dryer Available But Not Full Hook Ups.

We liked Canal Campground.Many sites right on the water.

jkwilson wrote:
Nice place to stay. Kayaking on those lakes can be a little risky. Big water for an inland lake and there’s often enough chop to hide a kayak from a boat running 70mph. Be sure to wear bright colors.

Look at Energy Lake for kayaking. Too small for speedboats.

We stayed at Hillman Ferry. Had a very large pull thru site that easily accommodated the MH and toad. It was wooded and not on top of the neighboring sites.

Piney has quite large sites. Not right on your neighbor.

Nice place to stay. Kayaking on those lakes can be a little risky. Big water for an inland lake and there’s often enough chop to hide a kayak from a boat running 70mph. Be sure to wear bright colors.

For fishing, Piney campground might be better. A little quieter, more water access, but make reservations early for sites closer to water.

If you ever do dinner out try Willow Pond in Eddyville for all you can eat fish. Hush puppies are wonderful.
For really good pork chops try Patti's 1880's Settlement restaurant.