Cedar Breaks Park

It was my last day and I was trying to get everything packed up when Mary (I hope this is the right person's name) asked me if I was checking out. I told yes that I was trying to get everything packed up. She asked me if I wanted to have someone come look at me. I didn't understand why, but I must have been looking pretty bad. Her and another gentlemen said they would get the rest of my stuff loaded and to just wait in my vehicle. She then asked me again if she could have someone look at me. I finally told her okay. She brought a couple of men to look at me and they told me I needed to go to the hospital. I was sent to the ICU at St. David's Georgetown. I know there were several people from the park who helped me, but unfortunately I do not remember their names. While I was in the hospital, someone called me from the park and asked if there was something they could bring me. They could not find my brush and comb, so they bought me one. I needed the phone charger, so I don't know if they found mine or just bought me another one. I was diagnosed with Renal failure. It was hot and I guess I wasn't drinking enough water. Everyone that worked at the park are my heroes. I could have died and they kept my camper and jeep secure. I feel that everyone went beyond their call of duties. I am so grateful. I had my 3 dogs with me and they ended up going to Georgetown Animal Services. I just hope my next trip to the park goes better, but I couldn't have asked for any better help than from the employees at Cedar Breaks Park. Thank you so much. P.S. Is there a way I can talk to the employees in order to thank them personally?

The campground in loop 2 was fair, no trees. The other 3 loops were closed. The bathrooms were very dirty, not cleaned daily and it shows, they have a contractor that cleans it once or twice per week.

Bathhouse could be cleaner, park was tidy, quiet, and peaceful so close to the city but so tranquil! Appreciated the accessible trash dumpsters on way out.

Love the amenities. Great water view, separate areas for each camper with outlets and water, great hiking trail.

The sites were well spaced apart. The restrooms were clean.

Really great campground, but the bathrooms seriously need improving. That is the reason for 4 stars instead of 5. The campsites are paved with nice grills and fire rings. Also nice pavilions over the picnic tables at each site. We really enjoyed our week there and hope to return.

Park is nice. Sights are very unlevel

The campground was great and hiking was very nice. We did have to go over today used to be able to get in the water. Overall I thoroughly enjoyed our stay!

One of the few COE parks where most of the trees are still standing, and one of the nicest I have been to. Campsites are at least part shaded by cedars. Easy access to bike trail that follows a green belt and goes into Georgetown. Also a nice hiking trail on the south side of the lake. The bathrooms were a bit far from the campsite. The sinks are small, prison grade with push buttons to get whatever temp water comes out of the spout. No counters or hooks to place/hang toiletries or towels.

Very nice park close to Georgetown.