Reviews

Kathleen D

Nice place if you are interested in just staying in the area but the campgrounds themselves were not very private. Everything is wide open and crammed together. We have stayed at similar types of campgrounds but they are typically private and are into high volume dollars. For a state park it was surprising. The staff however was very friendly and helpful. We left the site during the day for a variety of reasons so we didn't end up staring at our neighbors staring at us. If you are expecting a wooded campsite, don't look here. If you want open spaces, level roads for bikes and something near the seaway, then it would be a fit for you.

Diane GreenPope

Out site was right on a corner and we thought it was going to be too busy but we were pleasantly surprised. Kids riding bikes, friendly people walking..it was great. The beach was perfect for those hot days.

Kayla James

Favorite place to camp in the St. Lawrence with amazing sunsets and perfect views of the passing boats and ships!

Raman Gill

Cedar Point State Park is a Must-Stop for Road Trippers Cedar Point State Park in New York was one of the unexpected highlights of our road trip through New York, Vermont, Quebec, and Ontario. We weren’t planning on staying there originally, but a friendly local we met at a nearby brewery recommended it—and we’re so glad they did. We asked the park staff for a recommendation, and they pointed us to Campsite #23, which turned out to be absolutely perfect. We were traveling in our SUV (no RV or camper), with a mattress in the back, and this site was exactly what we needed: quiet, right on the water, and with stunning sunset views over the St. Lawrence River. If you don’t need hookups for water or electricity, this is hands-down the best spot in the park. You can park right at the site, and it’s just steps from the shoreline. The facilities were also great—clean restrooms and showers were just a short walk from our site, which made the stay even more comfortable. The park itself is peaceful and well-maintained, with plenty of space and scenic views all around. As for pricing, we paid $26 USD when booking directly at the park office, but if you book online in advance, expect to pay around $33 USD. Either way, it’s a great value for such a beautiful, relaxing place. If you’re road-tripping through the region and want a quiet, scenic spot to stay overnight or for a few days, Cedar Point State Park is well worth the stop. It’s the kind of place you’ll remember long after the trip ends.

Victoria Brooks

My family comes to this park regularly and we love it. There is a beach, playgrounds for children, boat launch/marina, and docks to fish off of. The only caveat is that the bathrooms are not always super clean. When the park gets busier, the bathrooms become less clean (check for toilet paper before you sit!)

Elle S

Very clean , neat, well maintained, groomed, scenic campground. There was a wedding on property when we were there. Nice location. Enjoyed our stay, although we were next to inconsiderate people that kept their white lights on all night , illuminating the whole place, leaving their dogs in their camper all day alone and barking, ruining the peace of anyone within 200 feet , returning in the evening to have a full bar set up on their tailgate. We made the most of it and enjoyed our time there and ignored the inconsiderate fools next to us