CEDAR CREEK · LAKE & LOCAL GUIDE

Lake time,
kept simple.

From boat access and marina planning to fishing, dinner, nights out, and the last light on the deck—here are the details that make a Seven Points stay easy.

A LITTLE LAKE HISTORY

A reservoir with
a lake-life soul.

Cedar Creek Lake began as a vital water-supply reservoir for North Texas. Since it was impounded in 1966, the lake has become a place for early mornings, family traditions, fishing stories, and wide-open afternoons.

32,873 acres

Cedar Creek Lake is a big East Texas canvas—broad open water, wooded edges, and plenty of room to choose your own pace.

Impounded in 1966

The reservoir was created as a North Texas water-supply project and became the lake people return to for time away.

Open day and night

The lake is open 24 hours a day. After dark, watercraft lighting rules still apply.

FISHING AT CEDAR CREEK

A lake for first
casts and serious days.

Crappie, white bass, hybrid striped bass, largemouth bass, and blue, channel, and flathead catfish all make Cedar Creek a true fishing lake. Pick the outing that fits the people you brought.

FEATURED RECOMMENDATIONS

A few good
ways to spend it.

Curated picks for boat days, dock and marina planning, a night out, a high-energy afternoon, and groups who want a little more than one plan.

CURRENT LINKS

Check before
you head out.

Weather, lake level, fishing license, ramps, and safety information—direct from the source.

LOCAL PARTNERS

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the guide.

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