I would not recommend the lake lodge what so ever. I have traveled to many of the Kentucky State Park Resorts and this by far is the pits. It reminds me of my old army barracks from the 1960's. The rooms were extremely small and everthing was dated. The bathroom has a pedestal sink with no room to set anything on. I also notice the windows in the room we stayed in did not open or where too small to escape if there were a fire, not sure how they get by with this? We toured the grounds and it was in complete disarray, broken fences, pool in poor shape, landscaping overgrown. It appears everything has been painted over a thousand times, no view what so ver from the room. It appears the Kentucky Park Systems budget cuts have really started to surface. It could be nice but it is not!! Now the postive thing is the staff at the Marina and I wold recommend staying in the cottages. Kentucky start re-investing in your Parks NOW!!!

This was our second stay in a KenLake cottage, both times in early Spring. The resort includes a large lodge and individual cabins set away from the lodge. Kenlake Park has a very large marina, indoor tennis courts, an outdoor swimming pool and a golf course.
The cottages include a full kitchen separate large bedroom with TV, large living room with flat screen TV, full cable, and a large screen porch. We stayed there due to it's location next to Land Between the Lakes and not for any of the resort activities and had a good time. We specifically wanted a non-smoking cottage and Kenlake was one of the few Kentucky Resort Parks that offerred one. The restaurant is large but we did not eat there since we had cooking factilities at the cottage. The facility is heavily used for conferences and workshops.
On the negative side, some early season remodeling of three cottages opposite ours created 10 hours of activity Mon-Thurs. Neither the lodge staff nor the website indicated this when I inquired about reservations. After I objected a discount was provided.
We would consider staying there, or another Kentucky State Park Resort in the future.

We have traveled to Kenlake Resort and Miller golf course from WI with 4-8 men for a long golf weekend the past three years in February. We have stayed in two bedroom cottages each year. The kitchen has a microwave, stove, and refrigerator. The cottages are clean and provide all the necessary amenities, plus the staff is extremely cordial. The cost is very affordable in winter. Five rounds of golf at Miller and three nights stay at Kenlake cost us less than $200 per person.

I am a business travelor and seldom have seen the quality of service you will receive at Kenlake Resort. If you are looking for a quiet getaway, this is the place. We will continue to stay at Kenlake as long as we continue our annual golf trips. I would not hesitate to take a vacation with my family here.

We have stayed twice at the Kenlake State and Resort Park in a private three bedroom cottage. We have a family of 5 and the three bedroom cabin is such a wonderful options with 3 children, and very affordable at this state park. We take advantage of the beautiful pool overlooking Kentucky lake, the many playgrounds, golf course, the children's activities that the park offers daily with a list given to you when you check in (our favorite so far was the day the park ranger brought several animals for the children to see including a fox, a huge snake, large birds, a possum and other fascinating animals), and there is a wonderful restaurant in the lodge that we took advantage of when we weren't using the fully equipped kitchen in the cabin. But the best part of our stay is the location, just a few miles away is Land Between the Lakes with so many wonderful places to visit including the Bison Prairie, The homplace (an 1880's representation of a family's home and property including heirloom gardening, animals, outbuildings and literally they still work this farm and you can talk to all of the people there in their full costume-just a great learning experience for our kids!), a small zoo and if you drive to the north you can go to Pattie's 1880's Settlement for an amazing dinner and several shops in a wonderful quaint location. My children range in ages from 3 to 15 and they all enjoy visiting this place. If you had the opportunity to take advantage of the lake (if you owned a boat or rented one) this would be a fantastic spot for fishing and water sports as well. I highly recommend this state park and its facilities!!!