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Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp Resort At Natural Bridge

Overview

Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp Resort At Natural Bridge offers a high-energy, family-centric camping experience in the heart of Virginia. This destination combines the rustic charm of the Blue Ridge Mountains with a full-scale resort atmosphere. Travelers can expect a community focused on making memories, complete with themed activities and appearances by Yogi Bear and friends. It is designed to be a comprehensive vacation spot rather than just a quick overnight stop.

Location & Surroundings

Tucked away in Natural Bridge Station, the park occupies a scenic position along the James River. The surrounding landscape is defined by rolling hills and dense forests, providing a stunning backdrop for any RV site. Visitors enjoy easy access to the water for tubing and kayaking, while the crisp mountain air creates a refreshing environment for outdoor relaxation. The location serves as a gateway to the natural wonders of the Shenandoah Valley.

Amenities & Park Features

The resort is packed with facilities designed for all ages. The Water Zone is a primary draw, featuring multiple waterslides and a splash pad. For those staying in RVs, the park provides spacious sites with full hookups and gravel pads. On-site recreation highlights include:

  • Mini-golf course and jumping pillows
  • Gem mining for kids
  • Dedicated fishing spots along the river

Pet owners can also utilize the designated dog park for their furry companions.

Nearby Attractions & Things to Do

Just minutes from the campground is the iconic Natural Bridge State Park, home to the massive limestone arch that is a National Historic Landmark. Families often take short drives to the Virginia Safari Park to feed exotic animals from their vehicles. For history buffs, the nearby town of Lexington offers charming architecture and museums. The surrounding area is also rich with hiking trails that lead to breathtaking overlooks and hidden waterfalls within the national forest.

Who This Park Is Best For

This park is ideal for active families who want a vacation where entertainment is built right into the stay. If your travel style involves keeping children engaged with organized activities and water features, this resort is a perfect match. It also suits outdoor enthusiasts who want a comfortable base camp for exploring the James River. Those seeking a quiet, secluded wilderness experience may find it busy, but for those who love a lively social environment, it is unmatched.

Amenities

- Recreational Facilities

• Swimming Pool
• River
• Swimming
• Fishing
• Boat Rental
• Body Of Water (James River)
• Rec Hall
• Game Room
• Playground
• Kayaking/Canoeing

- Policies

• Pets Welcome
• Tent Camping Allowed

- Other Amenities & Services

• Restroom and Showers
• Laundry
• ATM Machine
• Enclosed Dog Run
• Pet Supplies

- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)

• ATV Riding
• Fishing
• Hiking
• Kayaking/Canoeing
• Boating
• Mountain Biking
• Rock/Mountain Climbing
• Snow Sports

- Discounts

• Military Discount

- Facility

• Type (Campground)

- Internet

• WiFi at Overnite Sites
• WiFi at Park
• WiFi at Park Supports Mobile Devices
• 4 Devices supported per Overnite Site
• 178 Sites with WiFi

- On-Site Rentals

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- Sites

• Total Spaces (237)
• Spaces Available (183)
• Width (30)
• Paved Sites (5)
• Max Length (60)
• Gravel Sites (178)
• 30 Amp
• 50 Amp
• Seasonal Sites
• Big Rig Sites
• Full Hookups (162)
• Water (18)
• Electric (18)
• Max Amps (50)
• Pull-thrus (57)
• Pull-thru Size (30 x 60)
• Back-ins (20 x 50)
• Site Length (60)
• Fire Rings

User Reviews

Trish White

October 19, 2025

The staff was RUDE as all get out, but I’ll get to that after I list the smaller issues. The hot water ran out after washing dishes and one hot shower for our child. Supposed to house 10 people in that cabin. Cabin had no working TVs, one remote with no batteries, called help desk several times before arrival to discuss booking, no return call after leaving more than one message until after we arrived — and get this…My phone rang twice and as I picked up they hung up. So we tried to make the best of it. The “spooky trail” — more of a three step walk. Lasted 5 minutes. This place has severely gone down hill. Also! To make it even better, when I tried to give feedback at checkout, the lady (skinny dark hair) got into an argument with me and my husband! In front of other guests! So I tried to cool it off and told the man either you can take my feedback or not. And then he made excuses and said they cared and gave me his general managers number. Sigh. This used to be an amazing place that we enjoyed going to every year. Never again. I’d rather tent camp, roughing it on the Appalachian trail with a grizzly bear. Pretty sure that bear would treat us better than the staff at this location.

Jeffery Moore

September 25, 2025

The amount of paperwork required to stay at this campground is excessive. A normal reservation process and then 3 additional waivers (pet + cabin). Never seen anything like this at a campground before. The waivers alone took like 20+ minutes out of my day! The arcade depends on wifi, and it wasn't working most of our stay. The person working the Ranger Station kind of shrugged this off and told me I should call the company Venco. She did not offer to help at all. When we called, we got a recording saying that they're only open Mon-Fri. We purchased credits for playing arcade games but weren't able to use most of them, so we just lost that money and barely got to play anything. The atmosphere at the campground is fairly unfriendly in our opinion. People speeding around in golf carts at all times, but our kids kept getting scolded for riding bikes faster than 5 1/2 mph, a speed nearly impossible to stay under on bike. I doubt any of the golf carts or cars got the same scolding, and we definitely know a lot of them were going 15+ mph. Staying here is too expensive. Lastly, it's quite unexpected that when you reserve a specific campsite, you actually aren't guaranteed it unless you pay extra money. "Reservation" is supposed to mean that you're paying ahead of time to get a site. Charging extra for that is just ridiculous.

Rick Concilio

September 25, 2025

staff was very, very knowledgeable and very, very polite starting from the check-in to maintenance to the general manager to the assistant manager. Everyone was very very nice bathrooms were very clean. They are going to need to be upgraded soon. I think that management has done a great job and having a staff that loves their job means a lot. This place will be top notch if they continue on the route that they are on. Thanks again. Enjoyed our stay. Wish you all the best.

Duane Bucher

September 21, 2025

Stayed 6 nights, campground was clean, staff was super friendly and helpful. It wasn't very busy when we were there as it was mid September, pool was closed. A train goes through the area almost every night which you hear from the campground. Under new owners just recently. Within 5 miles to Natural Bridge which was awesome! General store Natty B's cafe was awesome stop also!! If I was going back to Natural Bridge, I'd stay here again...

Renae Johnston

June 22, 2025

Not my favorite campground but it was decent. I saw photos of a giant blow up thing in the lake and the kids were excited. We got there and that was nowhere to be seen. The slides for the pool were closed and apparently close before the pool itself closes, know if your kids want to enjoy that, don't make day plans because by the time you gets back, the slides will be closed. The bathrooms were decent on Wednesday and I have to say, by Friday the bathrooms were so disgusting I debated if I should even use the showers, like super nasty, poop it half the toilets, God only knows what was all over the floors. They did seem to clean them by Saturday, I think they just need to get someone out there more often to clean them. People are nasty and it shows. We didn't really use the pool at all because there's just not enough space and too many people in the pool. They should probably invest in another pool on the other side of the campground to avoid over crowding, because the pool is not that big to begin with. Put put was fun, even though some of the holes would steal your balls, other then the last hole. But as far as the positives. The lake was lovely, the views are amazing and nearby attractions are a lot of fun. The campground is quiet and the kids really enjoyed the blow up, bouncy thing and the park as well, we also really enjoyed playing volleyball by the lake.

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