Bought wristbands....don't waste your money. Suppose to be free kayaks, iceberg, bikes including 4-6 seaters, magnetic wall climb, paddle boats and mini-golf. Paid $15 for each of us and got to use the paddle boats and mini-golf. The ice berg went out 1 time out of the 4 days and my kids could even climb it. My husband said he felt like there wasn't enough air in it after he got to the top. Very dangerous. Only have 2 of the 4 seater bikes, 1 was broke, the other was never returned. Kayaks were out for repair, magnetic wall climb was useless-neither of my children could use it and the equipment was old. Even the kids that worked there said "this thing is useless" another said "it is a joke". The mini-golf course was old with rusty nails sticking out everywhere. Paddle boats actually worked and were available. We asked about getting a refund or at least a partial refund and we were laughed at. So keep in mind the manager, Cheryl, was very rude so if you need something don't go to her. Our spot was at the edge of a parking lot. No shade at all. They do have 2 pools that aren't very clean. Oh the game room was not air conditioned. There is also NOT a snack bar there like their website states. This place was not worth the money spent. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We camped in one of the premium sites, which have an awesome view of the lake. Our cable didn’t work at the site when we arrived, but the staff did get the problem corrected by our third night. The staff is very friendly and makes you feel welcome. The bathrooms were very clean. When making reservations, beware that you must pay for your whole stay at that time, and that there are no refunds in case of cancellation, only rescheduling in the same season. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was a very nice park. Many lake front sites available, nice playground, full service marina and very tidy park. Even on a freezing day (temps hovered around 35) the maintenance crews were weed eating and mowing. We will definitely visit again. You must visit Pattis 1880 Settlement for dinner anytime you are in the Land Between the Lakes Area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very scenic park with wonderful sites along the lake. Our site was kind of shoe horned in between a couple of cabins but the view was terrific. WIFI did not work at the site, I had to go to the office or restaurant to use it and at $5.00 a day, thats not right. They claimed the system was damaged by lightning, but some seasonal people told me that thats what they tell everyone. Restaurant hours are kind of short but the food's not bad. Employees were all very nice to everyone. Had a great day when rented a pontoon boat and found a nice sandy beach and swam all day. Very nice place to get away from it all, just make sure you bring what you need. The closest grocery store is 40 miles away. Will definitely go back We camped here in a Motorhome.

If a view of the lake is your thing, this place gets a 10. I called to inquire about staying one night, was there wi-fi? - yes, was there cable? - yes, lake front? - yes. Get there during the day, because you won't find it in the dark. We got there and picked out a site, beautiful lake front 25' from the water. We got completely setup, last thing was the cable. No cable, staff said we've been having trouble in that area of the park but we could move our rig to another site. We'll have it looked into tommorrow, well we'll be gone tommorrow. So we got out the lap top, no wi-fi, they didn't mention it was a paid for service. I go up to the office, they close at 6pm and it's 6:15pm. Their restaurant advertises breakfast, lunch and dinner. We planned all day on eating there, only to find out the place closes also at 6pm. We did see a beautiful sunset, and had a great campfire until the mosquitoes drove us inside. Not a good place for quick highway entrance and exit and a bit overpriced for the services. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Friendly staff. Nice swimming pool, mini golf and game room for the kids. Lots of things to do. The restaraunt is a little pricey but the food is wonderful. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A true resort. Pontoon boats with or without slides, paddle boats, boat slips, a floating wall climb and numerous other recreational needs or wants available, (for a fee). Family owned and operated and the entire staff are all very pleasant and helpful. I was put in a site with a wrap around deck and with a wonderful water view. Not as expensive as a 5 star hotel, but just as if not nicer than one. Wouldn't think twice about returning. The only problem is that I live to far away to visit monthly. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Prizer Point is a real family RV Resort. They have 2 pools, large playground and water toys for the kids. You can rent boats, bikes and golf carts. Restaurant on site, boat docking, cottages, cabins, and tree houses for rent. Sewer sites are water view only. Honey Dumper service at site. Owners and staff are great people. Don't fee the Fudge! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.