Cedar Creek Campground

We stayed here for 5 nights the end of June/beginning of July. We are huge fans of ACE campgrounds and the spacing between sites is always great! Spot 51 was nicely shaded and newly paved. Spot 56B was gravel/dirt, no shade but on the waterfront side. The view was great and it had a nice patio area. The bath houses could definitely use some updating, but not the worst we've seen for sure. The trash was in an open cart when we arrived, but by the time we left there was a dumpster in it's place. The camp hosts were friendly and even assisted with removing folks from our spot when we were to be moving to 56B. They didn't want to leave, even though it was booked! There is a boat launch right next door and it was close enough to the grocery store and food. And a short drive to Nashville. One oddity was that the dump site is at the back of the campground. If you stay in any of the waterfront sites or any past the turn, you have to go back through the full campground to dump. We would stay again if in the area.

Clean and affordable campground 30 minutes away from downtown Nashville. We got a 30 amp hookup and had no issues backing in our spot with our 30ft travel trailer. Cell service with AT&T was 5G as well as Verizon. Sprint was using T-Mobile and I got 4 bars. Lot's of shade will make it difficult for solar panels, but you have electric hookups. Our spot was super level and spacious with a nice lake view. Spot is crowded as it is close to Nashville and at a lake, but you have enough privacy. Bathrooms and Showers were clean and working good.

I did not use the restrooms so cannot attest to cleanliness and function. Trash drop off and RV dump were available.

Sites are well kept. A little close to other campers for my liking but I stayed one night so as to make a quick trip to one of Nashville's honky tonks. It's about a 35 minute drive to Broadway in Nashville. If I were here again I might look for something closer if planning a downtown trip but otherwise fine place.

We stayed here for a few days mid-October. We love COE campgrounds but this one wasn't really what we expected. We thought our GPS was sending us on a wild goose chase as this very small park is literally at the end of a residential street with houses right on the perimeter. However, it was clean and our site on the water was beautiful. I'd recommend staying on or across the street from the water if you can. The other loops are spoke and wheel with far less room and privacy between sites. The newer single person bathrooms near the boat ramp are much better than the older bath house near the host sites. The laundry facilities consisted of one washer and dryer outside behind the bathhouse. It was close to Nashville and we did enjoy a day trip there to visit the Ryman Auditorium (excellent museum tour and great COVID protocols in place) but frankly the downtown area was a COVID-factory and we didn't feel comfortable spending much time there. We did another day trip to The Hermitage, Andrew Jackson's home in Nashville. Highly recommend spending a day there since there really isn't much to do a the campground itself.

We booked 2 nights here last minute and it was great! Very clean and large sites. The campground was set up very well, we weren't worried about hitting anything or it being to tight. Each site has a picnic table, campfire and place to hang trash. Dump station on site, however the was hose leaked in a few different places so couldn't flush our tank. Bathrooms are spread out and average but didn't bother us. Staff is friendly and flexible. Campground is on the lake and it is beautiful! It is about 30-40 min north of Nashville which was further than we had hoped but the campground made up for it by being so nice, just make sure be back before 10pm as the the gates close then!

We love this campground and have camped here a few times now. Sadly, when we checked in the time, the lady said, sorry, you have the worse site for getting in and out of. She was correct. There are two ditches to each side of the site which is on a corner and there is also a ditch in front. Getting in was okay because she suggested we pull through the grass which we were able to do because it had not rained. On our way out though we had to pull out and it took about 30 minutes of pulling in and out with a 3rd person who thankfully offered to be another set of eyes. There are only a few inches of clearance and with our almost 39 foot travel trailer it was very tight. Thankfully we made it out, but only after pulling the truck through a ditch and honestly putting our rig through a bit more than we prefer to put her through. She made it though. We would absolutely recommend this resort, but I would suggest staying away from site 58 unless you have a rig shorter than about 25 feet.

I can't believe we haven't found this COE campground before. The majority of the sites are in well designed loops that make backing in easy, even for a 35' fifth wheel. Almost all of them are level and offer some privacy. Sites 50, 52, 54, 56 and 58 and premium sites and right on the water. Rates at $29 for those. The beach area is sanded and well maintained and also within walking distance is a great marina with a restaurant and a funky music scene on the weekends. They do have one washer and dryer $1.50 each. The campground is close enough to Music City that you can easily drive it, though we opted for Uber - $29 each way. We'll be back!