Campsites cannot be Reserved

Water, Electric: 37

Primitive Campsites: 243

Other Information:

The Page Creek Area of Cedar Bluff State Park encompasses nearly 900 acres along the south shore of the reservoir, and although it is not as developed as the Bluffton Area it provides some wonderful camping opportunities. With its sandy shorelines and large shade trees this area provides some of the nicest primitive camping areas in the state. Many boating enthusiasts prefer this area because they are able to moore their boat along the sandy shore just below the campsite. Swimming is available nearly everywhere, there are two showerhouse facilities, a large community shelter, three boat launching facilities, two vault toilets, numerous shelters and picnic shades, two dumpstations, two utility campgrounds and a newly developed hiking and biking trail.