Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp Resort

Johnancy

Looked into making an RV reservation, was going to have 6 adults and 3 kids with us and it was going to be roughly almost 500.00 for a 4 night stay. I might have went ahead and booked it, but a 10.00 per person per night over 6 was just a bit to much. Especially for them all being in my RV.

Chris Crabtree

I stayed here during spring break so there wasn't a lot of people staying around me. Very quiet, the grounds and bathrooms are clean. I had an issue with low water pressure so I called the front desk and within about 20 minutes it was fixed. There are several things for kids to do. Other than the large playground there is several smaller ones, so there's several things to do. Very close to dino world and about 15 minutes from Mammouth Cave.

Helen Duddy

We stayed in Cumberland cabin #39. It was our first time at a Jellystone cabin & for the life of me I couldn't find enough info on what to bring, so hope this review helps someone like me! Overall, I would recommend & will be returning 😀 Our cabin had a queen bed in a separate room, 2 full sized bed mats in the loft area, and a full-sized pull out couch. All beds had pillows. Bathroom was tiny with a stand in shower. Kitchen was stocked with plates, bowls, silverware, cheap Teflon pots/pans & cooking utensils, coffee maker, toaster, microwave, full fridge. We had to bring our own bedding, linens, towels, etc. Central air worked great. Outside had 2 rocking chairs, bench that converted to a half picnic table, a full picnic table, fire pit ring, and a open grate grill. Parking for 1-2 cars. The only downside was a TON of ants in out kitchenette near the sink - bring extra ziplocks or Tupperware to keep food in. I also thought there was a lot of dust and cobwebs that could have been tended to. Otherwise, it was really clean and comfy. The park has a lot of amenities - multiple playgrounds, free 18 hole mini golf (needs a little love but not horrible & still fun), rec center (with free and paid arts & crafting activities), lots of appearances of Yogi & Cindy bear, 2 pools & a lake (not open when we were there - too early in spring), fishing ponds, peddle karts, jumpy pillows, bags & horseshoes, arcade, on-site laundry ($2 wash, $1.50 dryers), and more. Staff was super friendly. All other guests were respectful and nice. Great family spot with good mix of camp site options (tent, RV, cabin styles etc). Location was nice - close to Mammoth Cave and other local caves. Stores & Walmart 15 min away, ok places to eat but nothing fancy. The ice cream place nearby was good. We took a day trip to Nashville. Lots to do.. check it out!

Bonnie Mulligan

This was a great, family-friendly campground! There were so many things for us to do with our kid, even though we visited before the main camping season began! There's an entire play area with a playground, cornhole, horseshoes, pedal karts, and JUMPING PILLOWS! I think if my kid had her way, the entire vacation would have been jumping pillows. The check-in was easy, finding our spot was great given the directions the desk gave us, and the camp store was fun to browse. The only critique I have is that nothing in the park was level. Our tent pad? Slanted. Our table at the campsite? Horribly slanted so our $5/dozen eggs were hard to cook without losing them. Bench at the playground? Slanted. Overall, we're very happy we stayed at Jellystone Park Mammoth Cave!

Lauren Nallia

We enjoyed our stay. There were lots of activities for kids and playgrounds for all ages. Our cabin could have been cleaner upon check in but was overall comfortable. We would stay again despite the small inconvenience. The staff were all kind and helpful. Be advised to bring anything you need or you will be driving to horse cave to go to a grocery store.