North Texas Jellystone

This RV park is connected to a water park. I'm sure it's great for family fun, especially during the summer. It's clear they are trying to improve the park through park model cabins and expanding the number of RV spots but what they are overlooking as opportunities for improvement is the long term resident RV'ers and the ugly FEMA trailers they have onsite. It would be one thing if the long term residents had a requirement to keep their spots tidy, they do not. It would be another thing if the FEMA trailers were used for resident workers on the property and weren't parked on the main drive or were better maintained. This park is also not kept very clean. They have a big zombie attraction (since it's October) and last weekend the park was booked solid. They don't appear to be focused on the overall appearance of the park and the little details that can make or break the want to make a return visit. We won't be staying here again.

Wifi never worked, everything cost extra, grab a golf cart (and dont get one painted blue,, they charge extra).... escape room closes when temp hits 90 degrees.. which in Texas is every day... costs are way out of range for the facilities

This is definitely a rv park for the kiddos! We got to do paintball, archery tag, crafts, candy bar bingo, hay rides, games, and more. It was definitely awesome that there was so much to do and the kids stayed busy. Watch out for golf carts because they are everywhere and are flying down the narrow roads. We brought bikes so didn't need to spend money on the golf carts which i would definitely recommend. The park is huge, super clean, and they do a great job making it fun for your kids.

Out site was a gravel pull through with some nice trees. There was a picnic table and fire pit. Spots were not tiny, but not huge. Being a place with so many kids we did have some walking through our campsite while we were hanging out. This is definitely not a relaxing campground, it is a place to spend fun times with your kids and make good memories. Some of the activities cost extra so keep that in mind. They do run specials during off times and have some fun themed weekends. Good wifi. We will definitely be back as the kids loved it so much.

We became full-timerrs four months ago and hesitated going to Jellystone thinking it wouldn’t be the best place for two retired adults and it is arguably the nicest RV park we have ever stayed. We just signed up to be monthly residents starting November one.