Cedar Breaks Park

The park is on Lake Georgetown which is beautiful. Lots the f mature trees. Campsites have some decent separation. Sites have covered structure with picnic table. Also have fire pit and barbecue. Some spots have direct view of lake. Bathrooms are ok but only reason I do not give higher review.

This was our first time staying here. We were in town for a music festival and picked this park based on location. We loved the water views from our site and the fact that each site had a covered picnic table area. The campground and bathrooms were clean during our visit. The lady working the gate was very nice as well.

We love this campground. The sites are fair sized and most have decent privacy with lots of trees. Bathrooms are ok. Some sites have amazing views of Lake Georgetown. Staff are friendly and helpful.

Awesome

Awesome views, Pavilion at every site, cools hikes and paved sites. Gated access is a plus and minutes from tons of stores and restaurants, yet a quiet and remote setting. Highly Recommend!

Nice campsites, clean bathrooms, lake access for swimming/boating/paddling. I didn't get a single mosquito bite while camping here! Lots of shade with plenty of tree covering. Hiking Trail nearby (Goodwater Loop). Cleanest lake I've been to in Texas!

This park is pretty large and your experience here will vary depending on where you setup camp.

We opted for spot 58 which is on a small bluff overlooking the lake. We had a trail from our spot to the lake which we took advantage of. If you setup on the interior of the campgrounds there won’t be a lot to do. There’s no marked public lake access, no swim each so you just gotta kinda find a spot to get to the water. Great hiking trails. The Good Water Loop goes all the way around the lake and passed through the park.

Decent little park close to Georgetown, TX. Georgetown is full of fun activities and great food. Georgetown is home to “The Most Beautiful Town Square in Texas” and also is an official Purple Heart City. There’s reserved parking all over town for Purple Heart Recipients.

The park is pretty minimum. No playgrounds and rocky shores that aren’t easily accessible. Expect the weekends to be super crowded, especially in the day use area (where the easiest accessible swimming spots are). During the week we had the park to ourselves. Friendly hosts.

*Grab a spot on the outer of the loop if possible.

*Watch out for RATTLESNAKES. We saw 2.

I have stayed at this campground four r or five times in the past several years. The campsites are of more than adequate size for comfort. The lakefront spots have a very nice view and the others are tucked nicely in amongst the trees. They have very nice shelters with concrete foundations at each site. The sites all have water and electric connections.

We love Lake Georgetown. Beautiful trees. A COE campground. We have an access pass which gives us half off each night - $13 per night. Can’t beat that deal for 50/30 and water. No sewer hookups so we use our Honey Wagon or we call affectionally “Poopsie” that we take to Cedar Breaks dump site.

Nice park. Spots are fairly close together with tent and RV spots near each other. Clean bathrooms and nice lakefront view. The coverings over the tables are thick wood and very large on a concrete pad. Grill with firepit and grill grates on top.

I honestly forget that I'm in Central Texas when I stay here. Lake Georgetown is beautiful, and the cedar groves are amazing as well. Classic state park Campground style amenities.

large, shady campsites with fire ring and BBQ. can accommodate an RV and a tent or two tents

the lake has been low so fishing hasn’t been good. the best activity is hiking the trail which can be a little rugged. bikes are also allowed on the trail but it has been described as. “cheese grater”

COE Park.

I stayed two days with a friend of mine and we had a great time, the bathrooms were clean I loved the showers and my favorite part was the hiking trails so beautiful with so much to see had a great experience.

The sites are large which means you aren't right on top of your neighbors. Lots of shade. Each site has its own shelter with picnic table, grill and fire pit. Electric and water but no sewer. The sites along the outside of the loop have lake views and are level. The sites along the inside are scary unlevel! Some of the big rigs were backed in and jacked up 4 feet or so in front. Saw a lady break her ankle stepping out of her camper. Be prepared to level your camper! I suggest odd numbers 19-35 and even numbers 36-42 as the most level sites with the best lake views.

The park has hiking trails, boating and swimming access, but none of these are accessed right at the camp area.

Restrooms are very basic with no hot water. They were clean but a little creepy for showers. I used the toilets there during the day and my camper shower and toilet at night.

Great large sites, wood pagodas over picnic table, both fire ring AND charcoal grill! Usual water electricity and level parking. NO FUN! The only thing to do is hike or put in a craft at the boat ramp. There are no playgrounds, no short loop trails, no swimming area! And the showers were rated 'scary' by my daughter. I suppose this is a good place to stay if you are just staying there while doing things in town.