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Price
$5 - $25/night
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Reservable
Sites
Varies
Season
null
Cell
Unknown
Pets
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545 Ranch Road 3014, Tow, Texas, 78672, United States
Kayakers, paddleboarders, and shore anglers who want direct lake access on a budget will do well here, especially in fall when crowds thin and October light on the water is genuinely good. Book sites 1, 2, or 3 early for the best waterfront position.
One vault toilet for the whole campground is a real problem for light packers or families with kids. Add rocky ground that fights tent stakes, no shade at Site 1, glass debris reported near sites, and no hookups of any kind, and comfort campers will leave frustrated.
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Fall delivers the most comfortable camping here, with daytime temperatures between 65 and 85°F and low humidity. Nights cool down enough for campfires without summer's oppressive heat. Fishing and boating stay productive as crowds thin after Labor Day, and the golden light on the water makes October sunsets especially good. Weekends fill up, but midweek trips in fall offer easier access to boat ramps and prime fishing spots. Winter brings crisp days and cold nights. Reviewers recommend packing warm bedding if you're camping December through February.
Fall cited as most comfortable: 65–85°F, low humidity, good for fishing and boating.
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Cedar Point Recreation Area offers basic but functional amenities within its premises. The campground includes facilities for fishing, swimming, canoeing and kayaking, a boat ramp, and restrooms. However, it should be noted that there is only one vault toilet for the entire campground and day-use area. Reviewers have described its cleanliness positively, with one user stating, 'The bathroom was very clean!' However, the limited number and distance to the toilet have been cited as drawbacks.
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