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"Jal...Small town Big Heart" |
I guess the small island in the middle of the lake contributes the "a" in Jal to overhead viewers.
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The small island in the center of Jal Lake that is accessed via a bridge. |
Here's the Jal Lake Park data sheet:
Hookups: 20,
30, 50 A, water
Fire ring: No
Water Access: Yes (no
swimming)
Fresh Water: Yes
Trash Service: Yes
Toilets: Yes (vault)
Showers: No
Dump station: Yes
WiFi: No
Level sites: Yes
Laundry: No
Store: No
Pool: No
Shade: No
Verizon reception: 4G,
4 of 5 bars
Internet reception 4
bars
Cost: Free
for up to 3 days
Jal Lake Park's RV area is a paved parking lot on the north edge of the park with six very spacious campsites.
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The Mini's site included a covered picnic table and grill. |
The park has a couple really nice features, one is a walking sidewalk that goes all the way around the lake. If you're a walking nut like me who gets their "steps" in every day it's really useful, and a huge improvement compared to walking in the street.
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A lap equaled 3/4's of a mile. |
There's a covered workout area with various body weight resistance stations.
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The covered exercise area. I'd do a lap then one exercise station then a lap. |
There's a large flock of ducks that calls the park home and they're almost tame, they sleep by the walking path and seldom even move when you walk by.
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Some of the flock. |
Jal Lake Park is a little gem of a free campground, even if you can only stay three days. I'm in Texas now but on my way out to Arizona after Thanksgiving you can bet I'll spend a couple days in Jal before continuing on my way.
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