Located on the upper reaches of Lake Buchanan, Cedar Point Recreation Area provides a rustic, undeveloped setting for launching boats and exploring the fluctuating shoreline.
Managed by the Lower Colorado River Authority, this 310-acre property in Tow offers a straightforward approach to outdoor recreation. The site features an unimproved boat ramp suitable for shallow-draft vessels and kayaks, providing direct access to the expansive waters of Lake Buchanan. Visitors navigate dirt roads to reach the shoreline, where primitive camping and bank fishing are common activities. The landscape is characterized by native brush and rocky terrain, reflecting the natural environment of the Texas Hill Country.
The area is largely undeveloped, and visitors should be prepared for primitive conditions without modern restroom facilities.
The boat ramp is unimproved and best suited for kayaks, canoes, or shallow-draft vessels, especially when water levels fluctuate.
Camping is primitive and typically available on a first-come, first-served basis without the need for formal reservations.