Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next adventure.
You’ll find over 3,300 camping spots near Cedar Creek Falls—enough variety for any mood or group size. Average rates run around $71 a night, but you can snag a site for as little as $15. Campsites here range from creekside clearings to tucked-away oak groves, with hot showers, real toilets, and campfires allowed at most locations. Wildlife-watching draws serious birders, while hikers lace up for the steep trail down to the falls. Horseback-riding is common; you’ll see plenty of trailers parked at trailheads. For a proven crowd-pleaser, check out Magical Harrison Serenity Ranch (816 reviews), or try Splitrock Farm and Retreat (798 reviews) and Bailes Farm (321 reviews) for different vibes and easy access to the water. Bring decent boots—the last stretch to the falls gets rocky, especially after rain. If you’re serious about campfires or need a hot shower, double-check what’s offered before you book. Cedar Creek Falls camping isn’t for the unprepared, but it rewards anyone who likes their nights under stars and their days full of action.