Lower Jones Valley Campground

Nice spaces. Mostly clean and maintained. No hook ups, no running water provided at this campground. Must be fully self-contained. Appears to be open year-round, but the area also appears to attract some full-time RV'rs with nowhere else to go. Overnight limit is 14 days.

I love camping there plenty of shade in bathrooms best time to camp there is when the lake is low hardly anybody there when the lake is high the people are being loud playing music if that's what you want to call it and they leave the trash behind just take a 5 gallon bucket set in the sun go in the bathroom take a shower and sweep it out campers will thank you for it and take your own toilet paper you will thank me latter.

Great place to camp, but there was no water available this year. It kind of made me scared a little bit, how are we supposed to put out the fire in the fire pit? It's kind of a walk to the water at the lake. And it still costs the same, and I never noticed a ranger come by, to ask about the water either. Good thing we had water in the ice chest.. FYI, bring plenty of water.

No running water for the price we paid to camp. But we did enjoy our stay for 5 days just be warned there's no shady spots. This lake is just minutes from the camp

Family had a great time. Even with no running water at the moment. Campspots were small, but we made it work. With the lake levels being so high, its GREAT! Don't think we would've stayed had the lake been low