Jordan Lake

Elmore County, Alabama

Jordan Lake, or “Lake Jordan,” is located near Wetumpka, Alabama. Montgomery is under 30 miles away, a great spot for a quick trip to the city.

Jordan Lake is the southernmost reservoir in a chain of six on the Coosa River, beginning with Weiss Lake on the Georgia border. The lake covers approximately 6,800 acres with about 180 miles of shoreline.

The Elmore Community Hospital is located approximately 20 minutes away, and the Montgomery Airport is located just under an hour away.

On the Water Fun

As one of the 11 lakes on the Alabama Bass Trail, Jordan Lake is extremely fertile and stocked with sport fish, including largemouth bass, spotted bass, and bluegill.

Other popular non-game fish caught here include sunfish, crappie, walleye, channel catfish, blue catfish, flathead catfish, striped bass, and white bass. There are also forage species such as threadfin shad and gizzard shad.

Owned and operated by Alabama Power, Jordan Lake is an excellent recreational lake. The lake has two public boating access sites, Bonner's Point and Rotary Landing, as well as several private marinas.

Explore Montgomery

Jordan Lake is located half an hour from the state’s capital, Montgomery.

The city is rich in history and a great place to learn from museums and tours. Visit the Civil Rights Memorial and Rosa Parks Library and Museum for an educational afternoon.

Explore Montgomery and entertainment venues with the downtown Amphitheater, Blount Cultural Park, and Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts.

Indulge in the variety of dining options in the city by trying out the Southern Comfort Cafe, Central Restaurant, Vintage Year, and so much more!

A Place to Call Home

Whether you are looking for a family home, a full-time retirement home, or a vacation home, Jordan Lake is an excellent choice for lake living.