Cedar Creek Resort

I personally know these guys and they know how to take care of their guests.
Their property is amazing. The lake is beautiful.
If you want a carefree wedding or corporate event, go talk to them.
One of the great things about this property is that it is taken care of and property owners know how to make sure your experience is top notch.
If there was a bad side to this property, I can’t think of one.

In all honesty, I did not get a chance to visit Cedar Creek Resort. But I DO know that they refused service to a loving couple who happens to be a same sex relationship. I will not patronize their resort or any other business that so blatantly discriminates.

Recently attended a wedding and stayed in the A frame cabin. You walk in and the musky smell overwhelms you. There are 2 sliding glass doors that over look the lake 1 of the doors the handle was broken and the other the screen door was broken. The bathroom is small and disgusting with a shower that’s smaller than most broom closets. They advertise this place for 8 people REALLY with 1 tiny bathroom are you crazy? Luke warm water for about 5 minutes in the shower. And the bunk size beds with bars are a back killer if you didn’t have back problems before staying here you will when you leave. We did get the water fixed so for the last day we had hot water for the shower and they did fix one of the sliding glass doors. Not a place for getting ready for a wedding. Wished I would of kept the hotel I originally booked, For the price they charge I expected a LOT BETTER ACCOMMODATIONS !

This venue refuses to accommodate couples who do not mesh with the owners’ beliefs.

I will never be patronizing this place. They turn away loving couples simply because they are homosexual. Nobody should ever be treated that way. Telling a couple that they violate your“doctrine of beliefs” is despicable. Your «morality» looks a lot like hate.

They decline to have loving same sex couples marry at their venue.

My letter to this business, mailed on 6÷21÷12
To Whom It May Concern:
I am sure by now you are well aware of the negative backlash regarding your refusal to host my sister and her fiancée’s wedding ceremony and reception. Their love and the celebration of that love does not comply with your «doctrine of beliefs.» You cannot «accommodate their needs at this time.» However you word it, it has the same meaning: hate.
You have refused the wedding of two educated, socially minded women who will change this world for the better and have already started doing so. My sister works with disadvantaged children at one job and with adults recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction at another. Her fiancée is a PhD candidate who works with various underprivileged populations: those suffering from mental diseases and disorders, people with HIV and AIDS, women who have been sexually abused or assaulted, and people who live in countries that lack a stable supply of clean water. They both work with populations that I am sure do not fit into your «doctrine of beliefs.» They are good people.
I hope you can see from the posts on Facebook, the letters you will receive, and hopefully the media attention you will get, that hate is unacceptable no matter what the situation. I am never surprised by discrimination or hate, only disappointed and saddened by it.

My husband and I were recently married on this gorgeous 100+ acre property in the middle of glorious Missouri nowhere. We stayed in luxurious cabins and rustic old A-​frames and country lodges on the expansive lake. We fished, drove golf carts, and had a blast.
Customer service is less than awesome, but contractually succinct. Wasn’t a fan that the amenities we had access to weren’t made clear. Wasn’t a fan that there were unguided tours viewing the resort on our last day there. Not to mention, it was very expensive – so keep that in mind!