Hocking Hills Jellystone

Heather Kiggans

We tent camped so I can’t rate the cabins. But the campsite everything we expected and more. We loved it! We had a prime camping spot. Everything was in walking distance. The girls in the ranger station were so nice and helpful. The bathrooms/showers were clean. And the lake was absolutely beautiful. On Friday night they played a movie and on Saturday my kids loved candy bar bingo. We were off hiking when Yogi visited the camp but my kids got to meet BooBoo and my daughter loved giving him a big bear hug! We plan to visit again next year for longer and get a cabin.

Nick Keener

There are many great things about this campground. Sadly there are some horrible things also. The good are pond is very clean, warm, most campsites appeared nice. The floating obstacle course was nice and the utilities worked good. The bad is they nickel and dime you to death (ex $10 per person for pond use and $10 for being 58 min early) and when raised question about it at check in. Owner came to my campsite screaming and yelling at me (ring door cameras on camper are great thing) threatening us including if left bad review. Part of obstacle course I questioned, huge hill to get to pond and literally one table to set at. Also the pool is at owners house literally no where near everything else. Also sewer hook up of neighbors is 15’ from camper door. A grandparent gave my kids $30 give certificate for helping get kids that had fallen in gap and couldn’t get out plus a mom and I pulled two more out. To end on positive note shower house was clean, very nice park area for kids to play.

Wayne Charles

If you are into camping and outdoor fun, I would certainly recommend. I met the owners, VERY NICE PEOPLE. The facilities range from short and long term camping spots, small cabins, wash room facilities. a pool, and a lake with play equipment. Spacious, and EXTREMELY clean. Canteen and activity center. They are constantly adding the experience. New pool coming soon. Nice scenery, and plenty of things to do in the Hocking hills.

Wayne Charles

Very neat place to camp. Plenty of space, nice facilities. Pool, soon to be another one, a lake with play equipment, canteen, a 2 different size of cabins. The grounds are very well maintained and the owners are extremely nice people. Play ground area for the kids. All around a great place to camp.

Daren Carlson

Thank you for your feedback regarding your recent stay in one of our cabins. We are sorry to hear that your experience did not meet your expectations. To clarify a few points: 1. All cabins are equipped with blinds, and none were missing during your stay. 2. As stated on our website, we do not offer a linen service, and it provides a clear list of what is included and what you need to bring. 3. There is no charge for Wi-Fi, and you were not billed for it. Additionally, certain areas may have limited cell service depending on the carrier. 4. Our staff ensures that all dishes are clean before a cabin is prepared for new guests. If you found otherwise, we will address this with our team to improve our cleaning checks. 5. Details about the amenities provided in the cabins are available on our website, and we encourage guests to review this information prior to making a reservation. 6. We offer a variety of free activities and crafts, as well as some paid options such as tie-dye, ceramics, and sand art. There is a one-time fee of $10 for use of the floating obstacle course for your entire stay. 7. Regarding safety concerns, we have not had reports of hundreds of people nearly drowning last year. All guests using the floating obstacle course are required to wear life jackets, regardless of age. The incident involving the individual who became stuck was specific to his special needs, and his parents should have been present to assist him. 8. We take safety very seriously and strive to provide a safe and clean facility for all our customers. Thank you for bringing your concerns to our attention, and we hope to improve your experience in the future.