Cedar Point Campground

Beautiful property with lots of room between sites.
We extended our trip by one day but we were forced to move sites as someone had booked our site the night before
There were several campsites that were empty but we were told that we could not change without losing our money, that we could take an empty site but we would be charged for both campsites
Several people were in the same predicament as each morning people were moving around

Nice location very well kept. Good spacing. No water at the sites - I missed that but i am sure it is listed. Spigots are placed throughout. Showers/bath very clean.

Well maintained campground. Very clean showers and restrooms. Campground feels safe for our family. Campground host was pleasant and friendly. Will definitely be back.

Love the campsites. The bath house was nice and we liked the individual shower rooms. I only wish the campsites were full hook-up.

Nice bathrooms, showers, campsite. Recommend the Cedar Point Tideland Trail just down the road from the campsites for a nice morning walk… 2 mile loop trail with options to make shorter.

Clean bathrooms, hot showers, irregular presence of camp hosts was unfortunate, we were a day late and had to wait while an unauthorized person slowly left our reserved campsite.

Well maintained campground, near level asphalt parking areas, with spacious campsite area. Electric only but several water spigots throughout for easy access. Bath house is dated but clean and accessible. Campground is very close to beaches and attractions. A great home base for a beach vacation.

Love this campground, like the space between sites, clean and very well maintained, like the trees also. have sites of different degree of shades from trees. If not the best maintained campground, definitely way above average. The two hosts were friendly and helpful when assistances were needed. One thing is that it would be perfect to have just cold water in the summer, not just warm water all year long.
Seems the first toilet stall need to have a multiple toilet paper rack, many times I have found only a small roll was left, as the existing rack can hold two rolls the most. No problem with the 2nd one.

We were really disappointed to learn that we could not pitch our tents on the grass. How would we possibly kill the grass in the two nights we were there? There was no usable shade in our campsite, despite the online description as “shady.” Neither camp host was available all day when we arrived; we hoped to move to another campsite, but when the host finally called us (we found a ranger), she said we could not trade campsites—we’d have to pay for another campsite, and would not be reimbursed for the first night or possibly the second since by the time they called us back it was less than 24 hours before the second day began.

I understand that this is an RV campground, but some sites are definitely better for tent camping. Pitching a tent on blacktop (our only option, since the using the gravel area around the table and fire pit would have been dangerous due to the proximity of fire and heat) was less than ideal (how can you put tent stakes in gravel?) we feel that this campground could certainly accommodate tent campers much better, especially those of us short time campers! There are just not many people using tents anymore, despite being easier on the environment! We already had to pay for two nights of an electrical hook up that we couldn’t use.

The campground itself is beautiful; bathrooms and showers clean and in good working order. It’s just a shame that tent camping is just not welcome there.

Clean. Quiet. Enjoyable. Highly recommend.