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COE Lake O' the Pines Cedar Springs Park

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COE Lake O' the Pines Cedar Springs Park is located near Jefferson, Texas, featuring a landscape of wooded areas and a large lake. Temperatures in the area range from lows in the 30s during winter to highs in the 90s in summer. Nearby attractions include the historic Jefferson Railway and Caddo Lake State Park, offering additional outdoor activities for campers.

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Location

COE Lake O' the Pines Cedar Springs Park is located in Texas

Directions

From the intersection of US 259 and TX Hwy. 155 south of Lone Star, follow TX Hwy. 155 east (left) 0.6 mile to Upshur County Landing Rd. on the right. Turn right (south) and go 1.3 miles to Cedar Springs Park.

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2669 FM 726
Jefferson, TX 75657

Coordinates

32.84112154 N
94.69640828 W

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30 min from Longview
56 min from Texarkana
57 min from Tyler
1 hr 6 min from Shreveport

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David W.

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Reviewed Nov. 11, 2020

Can not recommend

This may still be designated as a primitive or dispersed camping site by COE, but it is no longer acceptable. Areas that were once possible for dispersed camping have been closed off and all that remains is a boat launch. I live within 5 miles of this park and I would not risk spending a night there. Maybe a dedicated fisherman launching here might park in a pickup camper, but this is not an acceptable area for a traveling RVer.