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The southern tip of Illinois has many gorgeous outdoor destinations to visit, and when you book an RV in Jackson County, you’ll have easy access to a few of them. In this county is Cedar Lake, which is nestled between the Trail of Tears State Forest and Giant City State Park. Cedar Lake, which is a 1,750 reservoir that was made after damming Cedar Creek, was created in 1974.

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Getting Outdoors

Hiking is an extremely popular activity for guests to Cedar Lake, and since the Cedar Lake Trail System travels over 14 miles, it is easy to spend a day or more on your feet. Four different trails are surrounding the lake, and when you are seeking more hiking head to the Trail of Tears State Forest. In this state forest, one of the more popular hiking destinations is the Pomona Natural Bridge.
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Camping at Cedar Lake

State park RV campgrounds are often great choices when exploring new areas, especially when traveling in an RV. Cedar Lake is near Giant City State Park, which has over 90 campgrounds that can accommodate RVs with ease. There are a variety of different types of campgrounds, some that are more secluded and some that are a bit less private. Regardless of the location, though, all campsites have access to campground features like flushing toilets and hot showers, picnic shelters, sanitary dumping stations, and more.
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Exploring the Area

Cedar Lake is near Carbondale, which is home to the Southern Illinois University campus. Because it is a college town, Carbondale is filled with plenty of tasty and diverse restaurants, so finding a place to eat when you tire of camp food won’t be an issue. Also in Carbondale are plenty of gas stations, both in and on the edges of town.
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Recent RV rental reviews in Cedar Lake

Mark F.

May, 2026

The camper is exactly as advertised. The hosts were knowledgeable and communicated promptly. My family of four enjoyed the experience. We would definitely rent from this host again.
Alex K.

May, 2026

We had a fantastic experience renting this camper. James did a thorough walk thru and made sure we understood what everything did. As a family of four the camper had plenty of space for us to relax and hang out in and the 2 fold out beds we're very comfortable and spacious.
The light trailer made it very easy to tow and back into our camp site. We would definitely rent with James again.
Mark F.

May, 2026

Denis was great to work with. No issues and a great RV.

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