Jellystone Park Camp Resort

Don't stay at this park, it is awful! We normally have good luck with Jellystone Campgrounds, but this one is very run-down. They advertise Wi-Fi, but don't have it, nor do they have cable. There are too many trees so you can't get satellite or antenna. When asked why they don't have cable we were told that it went out and the owner just hasn't had it fixed. The electrical boxes are falling down and very dangerous, roads are bad and pads are falling apart! Ponds are nasty!

Lost power twice with no communication from the park. Breakers on ours and surrounding campers tripped multiple times. The camper next to us didn’t get their power back until the middle of the night when someone came and changed their breaker. Unfortunately, with the electricity went the water...... during SuperSoaker weekend.

There was a nice walking trail in the woods, swimming, putt putt and kayaking.

Quiet time was not enforced.

Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park Camp Resort in Robert, Louisiana is a value camping experience. The restrooms look like they have been updated and were serviceable, but much of the campground facilities are dated. Stayed three nights for $33 with my Resort Parks International membership. Verizon cell service clocked in at 5.20 Mbps download speed and 10.9 Mbps upload speed. AT&T clocked in at 7.99 Mbps download speed and 3.05 Mbps upload speed. Picked up 12 HDTV stations on our Clearstream 2 Max indoor TV antenna.

It’s a decent place for family activities, camp sites are a little pricey for how outdated the park is. The Staff is not the friendliest nor the most helpful. This is NOT the place to come to if you are looking for a quiet getaway.

I reserved through our Coast-to-Coast membership (thus the $10 rate) under the name Passport to Leisure, apparently an old name since I saw some aged signs with it. Google Maps calls it Tangi Pines, and all the signage on the entrance reads as Jellystone. As other reviews note, it shows its age. We came during February, so not much of a crowd to deal with, even though we did stay through Mardi Gras. We found the staff helpful, though they seemed understaffed for such a big park. We checked out several local businesses in Robert since we had some maintenance issues. Highly recommend Robert Tire just down the road as well as the local hardware store, and Robert Supermarket has a fine selection as well as inexpensive gas prices. So, lots of positives, but come expecting an old and old-fashioned campground. Careful of the potholes!

We arrived around noon after calling ahead and assigned site #1. It was nasty, Doogie poop everywhere, which has not been cleaned up obviously for a while. There were lots for the kids to do but this is a very noisy place. Quiet time is nonexistent as folk ride around on golf cart with boom boxes playing loud music late at night. Ducks everywhere and make tons of noise. We spent 2 nights of our intended six. If you are looking for a quiet,relaxing getaway this is not it.