Staff was helpful and friendly. The water park and pool area were clean and lifeguards were on duty. Daily activities offered for the kids and adults. Would return for another trip. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Nice place, sites are a decent size, although not huge. Staff is very friendly and accommodating. New owners in 2005 and they have upgraded quite a bit. Mini golf still needs work though. They have a ‘jumping pillow’ that the kids just loved. FYI-you cannot bring in any of your own firewood due to the Emerald Ash Bore bug, their firewood is $5/bundle. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great park for families with smaller children. New pool area with slides. Very friendly and helpful staff. Lots of trees, good if you like shade, bad if you try to get a Dish signal. Large sites and areas to play. Will return often! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park provides the usual Jellystone Park fare. I would rate them average among Jellystone Parks. The "Ranger Station" and pool area have obviously been up-graded during the past two years making them a generally pleasant experience. The down-side to the inviting pool area is that they apparently sell passes to non-campers thus making the water playground and pool extremely crowded on hot days. It became so crowded during our holiday weekend stay, I became a little nervous about safety. There are no lifeguards, only employees stationed at the top of the slides on the water playground. I do not recommend the mini golf, however. A large sum of money was obviously spent on up-grading the pool area but not the mini golf course. It is pretty shabby and bug infested. Luckily, our camping fee included all activities. If they try to charge you for the golf, don't waste your money. I can't speak for all sites but the one we had on the main road was very wide and staggered so we were not right on top of neighboring campers. The only down-side to our site was that it is filled with shaved gravel and was not level. The soft gravel precluded us from using any type of leveling system. We ended up spending the weekend with the trailer listing slightly to the side. If you are looking for a 5 star resort then you should probably stay somewhere else. However,I would recommend this as a good get away for families with pre-teens and younger children. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

New owners bringing in many new activities, I brought my 4 year old niece. She had a blast the water stucture wasn't running due to the weather but looked very exciting. The pool wasn't deep but was good enough for the children. The had activities going just about every hour for the kids (adults if they chose to). I heard they now have added a few more amenities to the campground too. Kind of excited to find out what those are, the sites looked pretty good to camp on but I stayed in a cabin. They ran about $115.00 a night. The mini golf was nothing to be excited over but the owners said they are already in the planning for the 2007 season in renovation to the mini golf course. We camped here in a .

Shady, fairly private sites. Water slide, evening movies on weekends, hayrides, and all the usual Yogi amenities. Snack bar, camp store, and lounge. Fairly steep price, but nice shady sites with fire rings and enough space. We camp here about once a year. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Might be ok for a big family with lots of kids. Very dirty grounds and very narrow sites. Too expensive for what they give you. Office personnel not very cordial. Some sites not level. Way over-rated by TL Directory at 8/8.5/8. We camped here in a camper.