About Cypress Springs Resort and Marina

Cypress Creek gives Cypress Springs Resort Marina a protected setting just off the main waters of Kentucky Lake. The family-owned marina sits beside the resort's lake-view motel and restaurant, keeping dockage, lodging, meals, and boating services within the same shoreline property near the Kentucky-Tennessee state line.

Open and covered slips accommodate fishing boats, pontoons, and larger vessels, with listed sizes reaching about 60 feet. Electrical hookups are available throughout the marina. Motel guests have traditionally received dock space with their room, linking overnight lodging directly to the water and giving fishing groups a straightforward way to keep a boat close throughout the stay.

The bait house serves as the marina store and fuel stop. It carries ethanol-free gasoline in multiple octane choices, along with ice, snacks, packaged beverages, sunglasses, and other convenience items. Freezer space has also been available for lodging guests storing a catch, another detail shaped around the anglers who have long used Cypress Creek and Kentucky Lake.

Pontoon boats and jet skis are available for rent. Pontoons give families and groups room for fishing, cruising, or swimming, while jet skis add a faster-paced option for thrill-seekers. The creek provides a sheltered place to leave the docks before entering open water, and the main lake opens access to a much broader day of boating.

Cypress Springs' seasonal restaurant adds breakfast, lunch, and dinner options for your stay, with lake views visible through the dining room. Resort guests can move between their room, the marina, and a meal without leaving Cypress Springs. The combination suits anglers arriving with a boat, families renting one for the day, and visitors who want the convenience of a full Kentucky Lake property in a quieter creek setting. Murray, Paris Landing, and Land Between the Lakes add dining, public recreation, and day-trip options on both sides of the state line.