Jordanelle State Park
State park offering a beach, picnic areas, and boating, including jet skiing and water skiing.
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Visitors say this park offers a beautiful lake for boating, paddleboarding, and fishing, with clean beaches and well-maintained facilities. They also highlight the clean restrooms, family-friendly atmosphere, and helpful staff. Guests mention the option to rent cabanas, which include reserved parking, and appreciate the availability of life jackets to borrow.
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Stayed in the campground. The park is really about the lake. Not much else at the park. One short hiking trail that is in poor condition. No mountain bike trails. There are some OHV trails. Not sure how far they go. Campground is quiet. Opposite side of lake from the highway. Skies are very dark at night so nice star and planet viewing if you have a telescope. Toilets are pit style. No showers.
Beautiful lake! Great for all water toys! We brought our paddleboards and some float tubes and had fun in the sun!
It was a cool place, I came when it was really windy but aside that, you can feel free to relax there
We found Jordanelle State Park campgrounds as we were passing through to visit Park City. We camped a few nights here and really enjoyed it! It’s very accessible, clean, and the views of the water and amenities were the best! The location is ideal. We would definitely recommend and like to return again sometime. I’d also like to mention a staff hand, Heidi! Quick shout out, we me Heidi while walking our dog, she was so friendly and took time to give us some helpful tips and information on the area. I’d also like to add, the park is dog friendly. ;) Thank you again for making our stay here a memorable one!
Great! Except the dock could use more and better padding on the hard edges. And why should one not paddle along the dam? It’s the flattest water. And I wish the speed boats would stay farther away from paddlers; it’s a BIG piece of water. And I’d like to know the actual wind before I drive up there. A little weather monitor linked to the website would be very helpful. Accuweather ain’t very accurate.