Yogi Bear's Jellystone Parkâ Camp-Resort: Guadalupe River

We were pleasantly surprised with the resort. It is in Kerrville right on the Guadalupe river. Our site had a water view. There are 3 pools, 2 for adults only and one of them is indoors. There is also an outdoor family pool. They have a nice fitness room and a large gathering hall. We also enjoyed the live music on
Friday night at their onsite saloon. We were in the area to visit the area wineries and this was a nice location for that. The restrooms were very clean. You do have to pay $4 per night if you want cable.

Nice landscaping of native Texas Hill Country trees. Located on the shore of the Guadalupe River about 4 miles from Kerrville.

An assortment of sites located under trees with an on site tavern with outdoor seating. Live music many weekends.

Nice riverwalk. Swimming pool and large pavilion for gatherings. Fitness center. Several cottages available fully furnished.

Place is clean, sites are level, people working the grounds ("rangers") are very friendly and have great local restaurant recommendations. People in the office are polite, but I did get the impression they'd rather be doing something other than ... welcoming guests. (Isn't this your job?)

For a quick stop--need to dump, stock up, and refill--it's good. But they charge for WiFi? Luckily my Verizon coverage was just strong enough to hotspot in. AT&T was essentially nonexistent. The list of rules was pretty long. Nothing unreasonable, just LONG. I suppose for a kid-centric park, that might be necessary. But: a wristband? For a couple of grownups that aren't going to play mini-golf?

Dog walking areas were fine; not huge, but okay. Our site was close to the road so fairly noisy, but there are sites in the back that would probably be quieter. We don't really care about road noise, we cared about an easy way out in the morning.

Taken individually, all the categories for rating here are good; but altogether, the lack of free WiFi and an indifferent welcome made us glad we were just in-and-out.

This is one of the nicest Jellystone parks we have been to. It is currently under construction while they build the water park, so we had to overlook the mess of that, but they are certainly working very hard to make this park awesome for families. Once the water park opens in the summer it will be amazing! The mini golf course looks brand new and it is so nice, and the newly paved red-carpet campsites that back up to the Guadalupe River are beautiful. Those sites have very nice fire pits and new grills going in. There is a good amount of space between sites so you don't feel crowded, and behind the site you have so much space for the kids to run around and play. The jump pad was behind our site and our kids loved that! There are also 2 playgrounds, swings along the river, and an indoor pool and hot tub that we enjoyed almost every night. We travel fulltime and always appreciate a campground that allows us to have packages delivered, this park did allow that. We also work from remotely and need Verizon coverage; 4G data worked well at this park. The staff was very friendly and laundry was reasonably priced. I can't say enough good things about this park; it's definitely one of our favorite Jellystone parks and it looks like it will be even better once the water park is complete.

We went in March during the week and the water amenities were not open. The outdoor pools were open but not heated so were pretty cold. The indoor pool was a great substitute.
My kids loved the jump pillows and the ninja course. We bought little Razor scooters at Walmart down the road and then zipped around the campground easily. Our site was somewhat close to the road so you could hear cars at night but nothing that kept me awake. We had a couple of nights of rain and the water ran off into our site and left a layer of mud on the pavement so I’d not recommend our specific site (119).
We went into San Antonio one day and down to Corpus Christi another day so it’s a good jumping off location.
Kerrville is a cute town with plenty of restaurants and shops.

Stayed here as a Winter Texan for one month, and ended up extending our stay (some due to CV19), and are here for 4 months! We love that with the monthly stay, there are no extra kid fees, which makes it affordable for our fam of 8 (currently. lol). TONS to do - waterpark that is included in camping fees, indoor heated pool (ruined our suits, so wear old ones), ,tons of activities like rocket launching and crafts, jump pad & pillow....maybe our favorite tho is walking down to the river to wade/swim; it's gorgeous, peaceful, and relaxing. We've decided a month (at least) here every winter is a new tradition! (we were in site 145, and it ended up being a lake, but they brought us a pallet deck, and say they will fill it in when we leave)

Been here several times. The spot we always stayed with our fifth wheel was a premium back in but now all the sudden it is a Red Carpet spot. They have raised their rates a lot. $184 a night is very steep for an RV resort. At that price I would rather get a hotel room where I don't have to clean up afterwards. Prices like this defeats the purpose of getting an RV. $110 a night was fine but now they have gotten greedy. I understand its a destination place but not that price. I would stay for $115 a night max.

We love Jellystone parks, they are always very kid friendly lots of pools, parks and things for kids to do. This one is no different, i will say there restrooms were not as clean as expected and were never serviced while we were there really could of used it.

We love this Jellystone Park! So relaxing and friendly. Kids ride bikes everywhere. Water in water park is super cold, but the creek and running room is amazing for families. We've been a few times and will go again for sure