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    Relaxing in nature
    Michael M.

    My family and I had an amazing time camping at Cedar Breaks Park. We went camping over a weekend, but you have the option to visit for the day as well. It's not too far of a drive from Austin. The campsite is clean and spacious. There are grills, fire pits, picnic tables, and running water at each camp site. There are tons of hiking options within walking distance. It's right by Lake Georgetown and has great views. Restrooms are clean and nearby the campsites. Every once in a while, it's great to disconnect and immerse yourself in nature. I enjoyed how peaceful and serene this park is.

    Brandon H.

    Located in Georgetown Tx right off the lake this camp/rv grounds boast electricity and water per area also included is a covered pavilion that provides shade and picnic tables. Check in is 3pm and check out is at 2pm. Pros-My first time here and camping since my Boy Scout days and I will say I highly enjoyed my stay here. The volunteers/host were so friendly and waved every time they drove past my site. Upon arriving at the gate no one was manning it but they have a board with your card sticker and name to put on your car so don't forget it before you enter the grounds. Very clean and quiet area and they have plenty of dumpsters nearby within walking distance for trash. Unfortunately I didn't get any good pictures nor did I hike due to the rain and my love hate relationship with seeing any snakes which I didn't. I only saw turkey and deer which I did enjoy Cons- the bathroom could use some cleaning and sanitation but otherwise loved everything and I will be back!

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    Carrie M.

    We camped here for a night, and I loved our lakeside campsite. The trailhead to Crockett Garden Falls is close by. The round trip to the falls was around 5.5 miles. The waterfalls were pretty. The restrooms at the campsite were clean, but there was no soap, which was really disappointing because every campsite I've been to that had sinks/plumbing has had soap. There was no soap dispenser at all, so it was clear that they just never have soap. We had all the amenities of a developed campsite, including a water spout, fire pit, grill, and electric hookup. The reservation for each campsite was $30/night, and we got two parking spots for each. The raccoons got some of our food overnight, so we should've been proactive about safe food storage.

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    Timothy E.

    Great hike BUT watch for snakes. Heard one and ran across another one. Obviously they are native to the Hill Country but almost stepped on him and that can be very bad. Great trail though.

    Karen 2.

    this is a beautiful place with a wonderful hiking trail. great views and scenery. cool rocks.

    Rain W.

    We attempted to hike at this park but in order to have free parking for the park you have to hike up the road to get in the park and then walk to the trail. When we got there it was covered in loose rocks which made it too rough for me to walk upwards for very far. I'm sure it's great if you can get farther but sadly I couldn't get that far. I'm wondering if there was more than one trail or if we went in the wrong way.

    Frist time here, and I love it  water was warm and park so clean  will be back soon
    Barbie B.

    Frist time here. I love it clean park and Dog Friendly had a good walk for us, we planning to come again and try come camping

    Kelsey D.

    Highly recommend CBP for camping, hiking and swimming, especially if you live in the Austin area. It's so close and beautiful! My friends and I had a wonderful experience camping here for a weekend. They have pergolas with a picnic table, water spouts, electricity hookups, a grill & fire pit. Also lots of trees, perfect for hammocks with shade. It was a 5 minute walk to the water from our campsite (#8). The check in and out process was very easy. It's gated, which is nice because that means people aren't coming in and out all day and night who aren't supposed to be there. The campground/lake is in town if you need to run to the store for items you forgot...it's definitely a hidden oasis! Can't wait to go back!

    Xiao Z.

    Sooo beautiful! I'm glad that I finally tried this place! It was not very hot in the early morning and there were plenty of parking spots outside the entrance on a Sunday. The view was awesome and it took me almost 3h to finish the trail forth and back since I stopped so many times to take photos. It's not very difficult but still could be a good exercise

    Mildred A.

    If in the Round Rock/Georgetown area then is is a great place to go and decompress! The hike is not strenuous and you get nice peaceful views! The waterfall at the end coming from the ends of the leaves just makes it even more poetic! It has become one of my favorite places to go.

    Sasa P.

    Great spot if you're looking for an easy ~5-mile hike (probably more aptly named a "walking trail" than a "hike"). Good for all difficulty levels and mostly shaded. However, there is minimal signage about where to go, so we got a little turned around at first trying to find our way to Crockett Gardens Falls. I wore waterproof hiking boots, which came in handy for the rocky spots and water-covered destination.

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    Very safe with the gates that close every night at 10pm. Beautiful wooded sites. Nice covered picnic benches and full hook-ups.

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    After about a mile of hiking, you are overlooking Lake Georgetown and the view is absolutely amazing and beautiful.

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