Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort

We just spent a Friday/Saturday here this past weekend. We originally chose this date for their "Halloween" theme weekend. It was great! My three year old daughter loved it, as did many other children! I didn't realize that families were handing out candy, not just the park itself, so definitely keep this in mind when booking the August long weekend. There were also families who dressed up their site with kid-friendly spookiness which added to the fun! The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. They have a great sandy playground for young kids, As well as a nice pool (although a bit on the small side). The washrooms were always clean and free from odour. The grounds are also well kept; my only quibble is the large rocks used for gravel that can be very hard on the feet if you don't have a good pair of running shoes on. We can't wait to book our trip for next year!
4 7 years ago (08-08-2017)

Well kept site with an engaging activity schedule for the little ones. Campfires, marshmallow roasting, Hey hey hey rides with Yogi Bear and Cindy, swimming pool, sand castle, craft times and pedal carts... Not to mention the youthful, caring and dedicated park ranger staff that keep everything going. Jellystone has been here for longer than most can remember, but it's still going strong.
4 7 years ago (16-08-2017)

Way overpriced...plus bikes and mini putt are extra. Wagon wides are always the same. Crafts center was nice however lacking air movement (very small space) and crafts do not vary day to day. Pool was cloudy however it was heated. Camp sites are the smallest I have seen. Highway noise is constant. Would not return again.
2 7 years ago (20-08-2017)

It was really dirty for the bathroom. The Woods was so expansive. In some places it smelt so bad like if they are some sewer back-up. The quality/price wasn't good. We won't go back.
2 7 years ago (06-09-2017)

Very overpriced ($83 for a 30 amp electrical and water), and be wary of all the extra charges for activities. The place seems like its heyday is long gone, which is pronounced in the apathy of the staff. On the plus side there's a heated (salt water) pool. RV sites are completely without privacy and very tightly bunched together. When you're paying those sort of prices you expect things to be to good standards. They are not. Showers were mosquito-infested because there were no mosquito grills in the window frames, but the windows were open and the light left on at night.
1 7 years ago (21-07-2017)