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Friendly, well kept park. Stayed for an overnight. Would stay again.

Stayed for one night in a pull through. Not very level, hilly, and no sewer. Made a reservation for two motorhomes and they were able to accommodate us. It looks like they are making some improvements. Had a nice quiet night. This is the second time we have stayed here. Probable would stay here again. We camped at Cedar Break RV Park and Campground in a 41ft Motorhome.

Staff is very friendly. Lots of upgrading and improvements going on. Quiet park. There are new owners here committed to turning the RV park around.

Uneven site, gravel with potholes. Got to my site and left in 5 minutes. Tight turns, can’t get ahold of office.

They have changed their name to CEDAR BREAK CAMPGROUND. This is a hidden gem. Easy access from I 75, well maintained, functional internet! Most sites are pull thru with full hookups. There is reasonable space between sites. Our site had a paver patio. Adjacent site had iris in bloom. Sites are relatively level gravel.

New name. Cedar break. They are doing a lot to upgrade the campground and add new spots for Rvers. Fine for overnight We were parked in a new area. Nice level gravel drives. But no trees. No picnic table. We couldn’t get cable connected but the internet was good and the staff was very nice

We stayed at AOK (I believe the new owners are moving toward a new name--Cedar Break Campground) for respite while traveling from Florida to Kentucky. The new owners could NOT be nicer. They were very friendly and helpful. They welcomed us with 2 warm chocolate chip cookies. It is clear they are in the trenches making improvements to the campground such as leveling lots. We stayed in site 1 for 1 night and it was perfect. It was quiet and comfortable and a great place to rest during our journey. It's a beautiful setting--mature trees and a pond at the front with a water fountain. We took our dogs on a long walk. They loved exploring and meeting the campground ducks and PEACOCK! Many restaurants are within a 10 minute drive and you can even visit Calhoun's new Buc-ee's. We are keeping this campground in our notes so we can visit again and again!

Not the best and not the worst. Employees were SUPER friendly. We were on site #3 which is right by the main, busy road. We had a lot of road noise so we basically froze keeping the A/C on 65 so it would run all night and drown out the noise. Campsite wasn’t level at all so we had to use the legos. Hate those things! There is a peacock that roams the park and sometimes he can be obnoxiously loud but he’s pretty! They have a dog park which was good but the bench inside there is a lawsuit waiting to happen. The playground was nice. The pool was ok. We didn’t use it but the brochure says it’s saltwater. Felt safe. Sites are packed in with no privacy. Ok for a couple of nights I guess. Overall I don’t think we’d ever camp there again.

We used to visit this campground often when it was a KOA. It has gone down hill dramatically. It is now more of trailer park because most of the campers there are full time campers and the sites/campers are in rough shape. The smell of sewage was strong in certain parts of the park. This used to be a great spot for the kids, but we will not be visiting here again.

We stayed one night while passing thru the area. We felt safe. The sites are all gravel/dirt. Our site was excessively out of level. We had to use all our blocks and still was slanted down hill. It was far enough off the interstate that we had no interstate sound issue. The road the campground is off of though was very busy(Sunday night) until around 10:30pm. My husband used the shower house and he said it was nasty and stunk. They do not make folks quiet down at 10:00 as posted either. We had neighbors that had many children with them and they were outside until after 11:00 making all kinds of noise. Very frustrating. Would we stop here again? Only if we didn’t have any other options. We do not recommend mainly due to the extremely out of level sites. They all appeared to be that way.