Jordanelle

Jeff Maynes

Went fishing near the Rock Cliff boat ramp. Only one other person there early on a Tuesday morning. Water was getting a little low but we still had access to the shore. Beautiful morning.

Ron Gaddis

Renegade 38ft w/Jeep. Late August stay. (Starting out - 5 stars) Arrived at 12:30pm. Told by gate ranger, no check in’s until 3:00pm. We were directed to the Event Center parking lot to wait. Generator+AC+Hotspot for TV. 3pm…no exit from the parking lot, only one entrance/exit. That’s a u-turn required in the road with a 50ft rig before the gated entrance. Not possible. Unhook Jeep for the check in, while I await in Renegade. (Ding -1 / 4 stars) Check in exactly at 3pm. Arrive at site 73. Camp host asks if that was us waiting in the parking lot & why? Site was ready at 12pm. Government efficiency of course! (Back of pass: 30A=1 A/C & ALL wheels must be on pavement! ) Site required some jockeying to get all 6 wheels on the asphalt. Long enough but a big curve. Level wasn’t bad. Then the surprise! 30A only. I rechecked the Utah SP site. Select RV site with advanced option of 50A…all sites are shown EVEN THOUGH THEY’RE 30A! Some programmer can’t do database queries! That sucks! It’s 80 here. (Ding -1 / 3 stars) Construction noise noted on the website? I-40 is more obnoxious than the construction noise. The only real construction noise is from a Skikorsky copter flying supplies in. Park concept of RV’ers as customers…is a concept only. Big rigs (50A), summertime temps, I’d move on. Fall or winter temps, residents (yes, cost), non-residents (cost, compare $ RV parks too).

Paul Nauta

Jordanelle State Park has much to offer for recreation. There are 4 boat launches—1 for large vessels and 3 for smaller or personal watercraft. There’s a wide variety of fish species. The bite might not be fierce, but there is usually respectable action. There are well equipped campgrounds, and clean public bathrooms. It’s a nice getaway for a few hours or all day.

Deborah DeKoff

Beautiful place to kayak! (Bring your own.) Bring water shoes! This is generally the quieter side of the Jordanelle. Reserve a cabana on weekends/holidays. There is not any shade - so sunblock is imperative. Outhouse. No other facilities. Pay at gate or use State Park Pass.

Cansu Ümran TUNÇ

The lake is great! We went kayaking all day. There were a lot of people fishing also. The beach is not exactly like a good beach. No sand for kids to play. But there is a small volleyball place. The restrooms and showers are really good. Hot water 7/24. The campsite is good. Not a lot of shade but there are some trees. Bring your own fire. Not much woods around. We saw a lot of endemic plants, different types of birds, and deer during our walks. Bring binoculars for your little explorers. My son enjoyed camping there a lot!