Cedar Point Recreation Area

I travel full time in my little RV so I am always looking for new places to stay between volunteering as a campground host at some places. I decided to give Cedar Point a try because it is close to Camp Lejeune Marine base. I like being near military bases for use of their facilities. I know it was off season, so the natural beauty would be waning. Still, the facility is disappointing. The s... I travel full time in my little RV so I am always looking for new places to stay between volunteering as a campground host at some places. I decided to give Cedar Point a try because it is close to Camp Lejeune Marine base. I like being near military bases for use of their facilities. I know it was off season, so the natural beauty would be waning. Still, the facility is disappointing. The sites are nice and well spaced, but the place is tired and worn. They do have electricity available but no water at the sites. There is a dump station in the campground. The bathhouse is terrible. The showers are old and unheated. They are dirty and I couldn’t get hot water to ever show up. Just a push button so no way to control temperature. The men’s urinal is out of order. There is a short hiking trail within walking distance of the campground that runs along the marsh. It’s also well used but pretty, even in December.

The camp sites are very nice but that the best thing I can say. Before hand I knew sites didn't have water, but by the map I found there was a water supply right by my site. We got all set up and went to fill my tank, but the water spigot is not designed to connect a common hose to. SO NO WATER for the weekend. After walking the camp ground the sites in the back do have spigots you can connect a h... The camp sites are very nice but that the best thing I can say. Before hand I knew sites didn't have water, but by the map I found there was a water supply right by my site. We got all set up and went to fill my tank, but the water spigot is not designed to connect a common hose to. SO NO WATER for the weekend. After walking the camp ground the sites in the back do have spigots you can connect a hose to in various locations. And there is one at the dump station area. Now for the bath house. My daughter saw a rat run into a hole behind the middle stall. Also if you like to have warm water or even control the water temp, these showers do not have this option. You have to press a button and you get what you get. Plus this bath house was not keep very clean. Two weeks before our stay I tried to get ahold of staff to ask some question. If they would have answered their phone maybe I would have known about the water hook up options. There is a camper there marked "Camp Hoist" but never saw them or any staff the stay. We ended up leaving a day early. After this being a 6 hour drive to get there, I probably will not be back.

We’ve been camping here for many years now and never had a bad experience. The camp hosts have always been very helpful,the sites are large, wooded and most are a decent distance from the neighboring sites. Bathhouse is normally clean and well maintained. There is electric at each site but no sewer or water so you just need to keep an eye on your tank levels. There is a dump station onsite though... We’ve been camping here for many years now and never had a bad experience. The camp hosts have always been very helpful,the sites are large, wooded and most are a decent distance from the neighboring sites. Bathhouse is normally clean and well maintained. There is electric at each site but no sewer or water so you just need to keep an eye on your tank levels. There is a dump station onsite though. We use a portable tote so we don’t have to move the entire when we need to dump a tank. Reserve well in advance though as they stay pretty booked up. This isn’t a resort type campground so you’ll have to drive to see and do things but that’s why it’s our favorite. We love the feel of being in the woods here, instead of being in some lighted parking lot like some campgrounds.