Cedar Breaks Park

The site 19 has an awesome view of the lake. The staff was very friendly and very helpful. We will be going back to Cedar Breaks in the future.

I love it here at Cedar Breaks Park. There are nice trails all around and we keep coming back every year. There is water access around campsite 15 where you can walk to the water. Water shoes are a must! It's a nice cool down for a hot day. Wild flowers are everywhere in April but this park is amazing all year round. It's pretty quiet and fits most RVs. Bathrooms had nice hot water to freshen up and it's easy to navigate here. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay!

Love that this campground is close to the city, but far enough out that you feel like you are away from the city congestion. Most of the parking pads need to be worked on since water has eroded away the edges. When putting down the trailer steps, some of the sites have big drop off. Also, bring a pole saw if you have a taller Trailer. Many of the sites need to have tree branches trimmed away depending on the site and your particular setup. Road leading into the campground is a little rough and causes the travel trailer to bounce a lot. We have learned to take it slow on Cedar Breaks road.

Park is quite, the folks working the front gate are polite and a delight to talk with. This is one of favorite go to parks since it is close to home and work.

I hiked the 27-mile Goodwater Trail starting at 5:00 AM and finishing at 6:15 PM. Great trail but it could use a few more blazes on the northwest side of the dam where many trails intersect.

Site 23 is great. But lots of other very nice campsites. Views of water, sites nestled in woods, many choices.

We have been coming to Cedar Breaks for over 30 years and love it. We come here every spring.

Person at entry station wasn’t able to answer questions about hiking/biking in the area, nor was he able to share whether we could renew for another night. He said he didn’t have access to his computer. I realize I could access this info on the website, but I was hoping he could give me more detailed info.

I love Cedar Breaks Park on Lake Georgetown. It's close enough to conveniences (and cell signals) and still feels far away from the hustle and bustle. The camp hosts are all super friendly and helpful. The campground is located on mostly cliffs, but there is a path down to the water next to site 17. Expect foot traffic if you book that site. Sites 35 (tons of shade at this one) and 36 are quite steep and a fifth wheel might have trouble unhooking. Other than those, I don't think there is a bad site in the park. There are lots of deer and great hiking.
My dogs and I spend a week here at least 3 times a year. There is a GREAT dog park in Georgetown about 10 minutes away called Bark Park. My dogs have made many friends there over the years so they love coming to Cedar Breaks.

Love all the trees and trails. Hope to bring my kayak next time to play in the water. Lake was busy. We came for a square dance in Georgetown and was close to location and great restaurants. Get a reservation early for those on a weekend!

Absolutely beautiful park with beautiful views of the lake. We had a lake view spot that could not have been better for what we wanted. The campsite was clean and well maintained, but keep in mind there was a significant slope to the lake and the fire ring was a bit down from the covered picnic table, but that was not a problem for us at all. Water and electric, and a VERY nice covered picnic table, and a nice sturdy charcoal grill all very accessible. I absolutely would camp here again. There is also an HEB very close by, but you do not feel like you are right there in the city.