Lakeside recreation area offering boating, fishing, camping, and hiking across multiple scenic access points.
General Information
Day Use: $20 per vehicle
Senior Day Use (65+): $10
Pedestrians/Walk-ins: $5 per person
Off Season (Nov–Apr):
Day Use: $10 per vehicle
Senior Day Use (65+): $5
Pedestrians/Walk-ins: $3 per person
How to Get There
From Salt Lake City, take I-80 east to US-40 south, then exit at Jordanelle Parkway and follow signs to the park entrance.
Overview
The Jordanelle State Park is a popular outdoor destination nestled above Heber Valley, offering a variety of recreational opportunities across three distinct areas: Hailstone, Rock Cliff, and Ross Creek. Visitors can enjoy boating, paddleboarding, fishing, and swimming in the expansive Jordanelle Reservoir, or explore hiking and biking trails that wind through scenic mountain landscapes. The park also features modern campgrounds, picnic areas, and boat ramps, making it ideal for both day trips and extended stays.
With its proximity to Park City and year-round accessibility, Jordanelle is a favorite for locals and tourists alike. The park hosts seasonal events and provides rental services for watercraft and equipment. Whether you're seeking adventure on the water or a peaceful lakeside retreat, Jordanelle State Park delivers a quintessential Utah outdoor experience.
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