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Jellystone Park Camp-Resort at Tower Park
Overview
Overview
Located along the winding waterways of the California Delta, Jellystone Park Camp-Resort at Tower Park offers a vibrant retreat for RVers. This isn't just a place to park your rig; it is a full-scale resort experience themed around Yogi Bear and friends. From the moment guests arrive, the focus is on organized activities and high-energy fun, making it one of the most popular family camping destinations in Northern California. The park maintains a lively atmosphere where themed weekends and character interactions are part of the daily routine.
Location & Surroundings
The park is situated in Lodi, California, positioned directly on the scenic California Delta. This unique geographic location provides guests with easy access to thousands of miles of interconnected waterways, making it a prime spot for boating and fishing. The surrounding area is characterized by lush agricultural land and the tranquil atmosphere of the Tower Park Marina. The proximity to the water creates a refreshing breeze that provides a welcome relief from the warm Central Valley sun during the summer months.
Amenities & Park Features
The resort is packed with premium features designed to keep guests of all ages entertained. Visitors can enjoy the massive water park and splash pad, which includes multiple slides, two swimming pools, and a dedicated jumping pillow. For those bringing their own vessels, the park offers convenient boat slips and marina access. RV sites are designed for modern travelers, offering full hookups and plenty of space for big rigs, ensuring a comfortable stay with all the necessary conveniences within reach of your campsite.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
While the park offers plenty of on-site excitement, the Lodi area is famous for its award-winning wineries, particularly its world-class Zinfandels. Families often venture out to visit the World of Wonders Science Museum in downtown Lodi or explore the serene walking trails at Lodi Lake Park. For a unique outdoor experience, the nearby Cosumnes River Preserve offers incredible birdwatching opportunities and guided nature walks through one of the most vital wetland ecosystems in the region.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is ideal for families with young children who value a packed schedule of daily activities and supervised entertainment. It is also an excellent choice for boating enthusiasts looking to explore the Delta’s intricate channel system directly from their campground. If you are seeking a high-energy, amenity-rich environment with a social atmosphere and a focus on organized recreation, this camp-resort provides the perfect setting for your next California RV adventure.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
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- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
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Reviews
Jonathan Shand
Kids areas were nice. The lazy river was clean. The pool area could use a lot more shade. There were no umbrellas unless you reserve a cabana. It needs more chairs and umbrellas. Cabins were nice, however the park needs to do a better job of enforcing quiet hours. There were many drunk people making a ton of noise until almost midnight. Probably won’t go back.
Calise Garrick
I really enjoyed my weekend. Stay here at Jellystone I must say the bathrooms were extremely clean The staff there, this one lady, stood out the most. She has these unique fork and spoon earrings. She's been there for many years. She took so much pride that bathroom was so pristine. I greatly appreciate that. The staff comes by and picks up your garbage Every hour. The water park was so refreshing and very enjoyable. So was the lazy river!!! We all had a Wonderful time. We also had a great Golf cart. Must have for us to go to the water park to go to the store ,if we forgot something. I look forward to returning here soon!!!
Amber Gangl
Our first time visiting and it definitely won't be the last. If you get a cabin you do have to bring your own linens or you can purchase them for $25. The rooms pretty much come with all cooking utensils except we didn't have any pans for the oven.
Jocelyn Sanders
We stayed the first weekend of May. We had an absolutely wonderful stay at this campground! It is by far one of the best campgrounds for children, with so many fun activities and safe spaces for kids to explore and enjoy. My daughter had the time of her life, and there was never a dull moment during our stay. What truly made our experience unforgettable was the incredible staff- particularly Jennifer. Everyone was friendly, welcoming, and went above and beyond to make us feel at home. We happened to be celebrating my daughter's birthday during our visit, and the staff made it extra special with their kindness and thoughtful touches. Their efforts brought a huge smile to her face and created memories our family will cherish forever. If you're looking for a family-friendly campground with amazing staff and a fantastic atmosphere for kids, I highly recommend this place. We can't wait to come back!
Assiram Zepol
We LOVED it here , we’ve been here twice now (first time I don’t remember the space number , 2nd time site 204 RV*) 1.good market for all of the things you forget , cause you always forget something right ? 2.extremely nice staff both on the phone & in person. 3. Water park is suppppperrrr fun for all age ranges . A few things I will say cause some reviews are not really accurate from what I saw: I’m not sure what area some reviewers were staying so I can’t say for the ENTIRE park, but the two times we did stay here? The bathrooms and shower areas were very clean. Even with high traffic times. Again not sure what others went through but we went to multiple restroom spots and shower spots and I saw no issues . One reviewer stated the staff harassed them for fishing there , you DO need a wristband to be there , and a reservation.not sure why someone would go onto a property for camping and lodging if they aren’t actually camping and lodging . However at no point was the staff ever rude , in fact during our visit to the park my son (4yo) was laying in front of the water slide where kids exit , life guard on duty was swift to get him removed before getting hurt and in no way mean or rude about it , super nice . Which i appreciated. Lastly , another mentioned that the price was too high for what it is like food sites & amenities ? Everything has a cost especially now a days , I think at the bar area near the pool I paid 40$ for 3 alc drinks (double on each) and I wasn’t bothered by it , they’re a business and they’re there to make money. Not a charity. LASTLY- To the park staff: *I would like to see more staff doing trash pickup on a consistent basis . Throughout our time there we did notice some sites were having trash picked up and others weren’t (us included ) I’m not sure how the staff was picking and choosing what sites both cabins and rv sites but it wasn’t consistent. *the water park should have elongated hours that match the weather , it was already hitting the 90’s at 10:45am and the water park portion didn’t seem to open until noon. If check-in is at three ? I feel like we could get a little more time at what I would think is the center or the main attraction/reason for staying. *more site specific photos . Again our site was 204 with a smaller rv and we couldn’t open up everything on our rv due to siting , width wise . I think multiple dimension photos of each site would help everyone make a more informed reservation based on their rig size. Overall I would 10000000000000% continue to come here, staff is super nice , sites were well kept , amenities and grounds were all up to par. My son loved it , we will return as soon as we can !!!!!