Have stayed at Poplar Point several times, and once at Parkers Creek. We like Poplar Point -both the campsites and the beach. Most sites are well spaced apart, and all are surrounded by trees. Power is only 30 amp everywhere, and it can drop low during peak times. Used to have problems with my EMS kicking off due to low voltage when... more

This was our first camping trip in our new Forest River Wildcat and we enjoyed every minute of it. Poplar Point is a very nice campground most of the sites are level to moderate and our trip was very peaceful. This campground fills up during the weekends. There is no beach on the G loop so if you don't have a waterfront site you'll hav... more

We love camping at Jordan Lake. The large secluded sites are what we love the most.

I stayed at Poplar Point the 1st week of October; it was my first time there. There are over 500 campsites but it was off season so not crowded at all. The sites are very large and private. I will stay there again.

Jordan Lake is ten minutes from my house, so it was a nice place to set-up quickly. We needed to organize and set up our Aframe pop up, and we found a site last minute. We had dinner plans with friends in downtown Apex so we were concerned about the park closing before we got back. We asked the gate personnel, and she said we could com... more

We camp here several times a year. Lots of dense woods and many big rig friendly sites. Quite a few are waterfront, too, which is nice to launch our kayak from our site. Maintenance could use some improvement and site-cleaning is almost non-existent. The biggest problem, though, is the questionable electrical supply. I have found sites... more