Bloomington East Campground

As always Cedar Ridge Campground was an ACOE park, with beautiful sites and campgrounds. Nice large sites, room for kids to play and dogs to wander on their leashes. It appeared that the toilet/sink "side" of the ladies room was cleaned daily. However, we were there for 4 days and not once was the shower/sink "side" cleaned. I have always appreciated the cleanliness of ACOE parks restrooms/shower house, so I was disappointed to see and experience this. The park had Camp Hosts on site, but they did not man the kiosk, except in the morning and then around check-in time. Will the bathroom/shower house situation keep me from returning? No, but would love to come back next time and be able to give a glowing review.

Very open park-like setting with some small trees in the central area and taller trees around the perimeter. Water spigots at each site with electric. Large shower/bathroom building but small single person bathrooms are spread around the campground. Easy movement around roads. Easy back-ins and some pull-throughs. Mostly level. Some sites have a water view. Frisbee golf course, playground, basketball, volleyball, boat launch. About 20 minutes off of Rt 70.
The site was nothing special but was comfortable because there was only a site on one side.
We made and online reservation for a specific site. Never saw any staff while we were there overnight.
We stayed in site 52 in a campervan.

Cedar ridge is the nicest for RV stays and is the quietest. The hosts keep a closer eye on the guests. No tents allowed in cedar ridge. No immediate water access or views. Paved pads. However across the way their is camp grounds walnut and hickory and they tend to draw rv, loads of pop ups, and tents. Parts have water access. That side tends to get more rowdy with drinking and is not closely watched. We have and will stay in both but tend to like the quieter cedar ridge for us as we are not just out weekending. All of the sites above have less bugs than state side. Their is beach access just down the road from all of these although we don’t tend to use it anymore due to geese poop. This side is further from any store so bring everything you need. No close access to town. We have a 37 foot bumper pull and you can find sites at any of the above camp grounds although cells service can be spotty.