Cedars of Lebanon State Park is located about 7 miles south of Lebanon, TN, off US-231. The park is home to the largest remaining stand of Red Cedars in the US.
Tel: 615 443-2769
Cedars of Lebanon SP
Cedars of Lebanon State Park is located about 7 miles south of Lebanon, TN, off US-231. The park is home to the largest remaining stand of Red Cedars in the US.
Tel: 615 443-2769
Cedars of Lebanon SP
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Arriving on a Monday afternoon, we had no problem finding a site. Most are well-shaded, but we managed to find one with a small hole through the trees to the southwest for our satellite dish. Date of visit: Apr 07 |
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There are three campground loops; we were in loop 2. All the sites in this loop are back-in with W/E(30A) hookups. Site 32 is at `the left, 27 to the right. |
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Still
in loop 2, here are sites 14 on the left, 12 straight ahead, and 11
on the right. |
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Each
camp loop has a bathhouse. They're a bit dated and could use a little
paint inside, but they re adequate, with hot showers. |
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Loop 1, because of limited electrical capacity, is restricted to tents, pop-ups, and vans - no motorhomes. E(20A)/W hookups are available in this loop. Site 2 |
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Sites 6 and 8 in loop 1. |
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The most
open and sunny sites are in loop 1. Here are sites 25 (empty) and
23 (with tent). |
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Loop 3 offers 30 or 50 Amp hookups, along with water. The sites with 50A offer only that; there is no 30A outlet in the box. Sites are much closer together. Here site 36 is the empty site at left, with 35 and 34 beyond. |
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The bathhouse
in loop 1 is the newest. The site to the left is 3. |
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Here you can see how closely spaced the sites in loop 1 are. These are sites 7 and 8. |
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The campground offers a laundry facility ($1.00/load). The camp office is in the right side of the building. |
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Got the
kids with you? They'll enjoy the shaded playground. |
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If you'd
rather not rough in in the campground, there are 12 cabins for rent. |
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Cedars of Lebanon offers 8 miles of hiking trails. We walked the 2-mile Cedar Forest Trail - very pleasant hike. |
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This
was the largest of many limestone sinks we encountered. That hole
in the middle went very deep - we could not see the bottom. |
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More
of the limestone formations along the trail. |
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The trail
passed under a power line, where these wild flowers thrived in the
sunshine. |
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What NOT to do ! Despite a prohibition on dumping gray water on the ground, we found this camper who evidently felt the rules don't apply to him. |
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Notes 117 camp sites: All have E(20, 30 or 50A)/W Dump station available Rates: $17.25 (62 or older $15.50) Verizon Wireless National Access Service |
Other Park Amenities Horse Rentals & Trail Rides Swimming Pool Tennis Courts Softball Field Frisbee Golf Picnic Shelters |
