Campsites include individual sites with or without electrical hookups and group sites. You don't have to be a member of a Boy Scout Troop to reserve a group site - just need six or more people. All of the campgrounds have waterfront sites that are in high demand by campers bringing their boats. The campgrounds also have reserved boat ramps for campers. Each campsite has a picnic table and fireplace with a grill-top and water spigots are located throughout the campground.
Bathhouses even have hot water and the facilities are clean and complete.
Swimming areas with sand beaches are available at some campgrounds and day-use areas, and hiking the miles of trails is always a good escape. The day-use areas provide a great place for that quick getaway, with picnic tables, grills, swimming beaches, sand volleyball courts, boat ramps and bathhouses. The surrounding game lands provide thousands of acres for hunting. Turkey hunting is a relatively new activity on the Jordan game lands as the highly successful restoration program has brought the turkey population back to high levels. The program closed all turkey hunting for five years as birds were trapped in other areas and released around the lake.