It's a draw as long as you do the right moves.
k+n vs k+r
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It is a draw because of the togetherness of the black king and knight.
It's a draw as the king and knight are in close proximity but in a situation where the knight is isolated from the king, the king and rook can trap the knight easily and then go for the lone king. I attach a link to illustrate.
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In a king + knight versus king + rook endgame in a 'normal' postion like the one below, does the person with the rook win? i have been on the side of the knight once and lost, but did i play wrongly or is it a forced loss