Jones Fork Campground

Jones Fork Campground is pure magic. I’ve been coming here since I was a child with my dad, and now that he’s passed, this place means more to me than ever. It was his absolute favorite spot—peaceful, beautiful, and tucked away. Some of my best memories with him were made here among the towering pines and crystal clear water. Jones Fork is quieter and more tucked away compared to the other campgrounds around the reservoir, which makes it perfect if you're seeking serenity and a deeper connection to nature. The campsites are clean, spacious, and shaded. A short walk away provides easy access to the water. It’s not just a campground—it’s a place filled with heart, spirit, and healing. I’ll always come back.

This is a great, small campground. 10 sites. Came on Sunday until Friday. No one around. Sites 8 &9 are best for on the lake. $10 night. There is no potable water. They have vault toilets and bear boxes.

Roads are paved and this campground has a full phone reception with 4g. No additional overnight parking. Very beautiful lake ,small and secluded area but has limited spaces and cant fit large travel trailer or rv ,I say no more then 24ft for the most part. The only site big enough is camp #1 ,I was able to fit 33ft travel trailer and it was very tight fit . Trees are a bit lower so watch out. No remedys besides the toilets but even the toilets are very old and not well maintained. The biggest downside to this campground I think is the rangers who are overseeing this camp and problem wasn't with them doing their job, but rather how they were rude to guests so if you can avoid runs in with them you'll have a great time .

Amazing place especially if you have family

This is a very small campground with minimal facilities. There are restrooms and running water and trash removal. Easy access to a small sand beach on the lake. Our 20 ft van fit fine, but larger RVs and trailers may have a problem.