Reviews

For Yogi Bear Jellystone Camp-Resort: The positive: We had a peaceful nights sleep. It was dark and quiet. The negative: $135 for ONE night. The “comfort stations” aka shower houses were far too small for the size of the park. The biggest shower house had just three stalls. The water is push button and you can not change the water temp. Only three shower houses for the entire property. Not cool. The frustrating: I am 100% for kids working. However, they need to school their high school employees with basic knowledge of their property. I had called because I could not find the shower houses location on the map. The young man said, “we have comfort stations.” I asked him what is a comfort station. “ it’s where you can wash up and relax a bit. You can also do laundry there.” Are there showers in there? “….uhhhh” puts me on HOLD! Comes back and says “Yes(woman in background saying there are showers and toilets) so he tells me that too. Other things to note: Our site was also extremely out of level. The water was extremely hard and lacked pressure. Summary: would only return if we were desperate. We were desperate this day as well. For $135, I’d like conditioned water, bigger shower facilities, level sites and staff that knows the answer to simple questions. I promise I’m not a “Karen.”

Posted Jun 11, 2023 by Ashley from Murphysboro, IL. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Yogi Bear Jellystone Camp-Resort: Possibly the worst shower facilities for a campground in this price range ($47.00 for water/electric hookup) No temp control, push button shower that never rises above about 70 degrees -- no heat in shower house, stall has one lone hook to hang things in a space only 15 inches between the shower curtain and the privacy curtain. water pressure so high it was like a fire hose of cold water. Very disappointed. Will probably never return. If you have your own shower facilities, you might enjoy the park.

Posted May 18, 2019 by William Pint from Seattle. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Yogi Bear Jellystone Camp-Resort: Wifi is ok. Requires you to buy their firewood at 5.75 a bundle. Early season camping is cheaper but no water activities as you would expect. Facilities are kept clean. On the approach vector for Milwaukee airport so there are planes going over all day long but there are few flights at night if any at all. Fire rings are good, water pressure at 55psi, electric hookups are solid. It is a bit pricey and you have to pay for any activities you want to do. Require bracelets to be worn while on the property.

Posted May 06, 2017 by Andrew from Kenosha . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Yogi Bear Jellystone Camp-Resort: The premium sites (only 4 in the entire park) are AMAZING. We were able to stay a couple of nights on one of these super nice pads, but had to move for the weekend ( they have weekend Fall/Halloween events during Sept/Oct) to a regular site which was pretty muddy with no sunshine to dry it out.
The young woman in the office is extremely efficient and helpful. I truly appreciated all she did to make our stay pleasant.
Wifi is so bad it is almost non- existent.
NO RECYCLING. After two months on the road, I'm so tired of places - particularly in suburban/urban areas - that are too lazy to offer recycling. C'mon, this is a franchise, and the parent company should be ashamed at the lack of recycling help for guests.

Posted Sep 16, 2014 by FD from Virginia. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Yogi Bear Jellystone Camp-Resort: Excellent facilities, clean and well maintained. Tons of activities for kids. Great location. Great on site store and wonderful and helpful staff. One of the best parks ever...

Posted May 19, 2013 by BigE from Rhinelander, WI. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.