Yogi Bear's Jellystone Parkâ Camp-Resort: Plymouth

Mostly seasonal campers it appeared to have limited nightly camping space. They facility was nice, but the wifi was pretty poor, and the showers are push button and did not warm up. We had a good time, and just used our trailer shower to get a quick wash up. I would go again.

I have stayed at Yogi Bears Jellystone Parks in the past and this was the worst. There are people who own lots and do not keep them up. Golf carts are a thing here; people just drive around all the time for no apparent reason. I had to file a complaint about a neighbor that lives here because of his excessive loud music. This is definitely not the Yogi Bears Jellystone Park like I have experienced in the past. If you have other options, pass this one by!

A pretty entrance but quickly Deteriorates into one of the worst campgrounds we ever stayed in. Most of the lots are occupied by permanent residents who do not maintain their sites. Ours was overgrown with crabgrass, which even grew in the fire pit. The roads are dirt with some gravel and are in dire need of regrading. Many huge pot holes. Everyone drives around, constantly, in loud gas powered golf carts that we could hear inside our camper with the A/C on! Quiet hours are listed as starting at MIDNIGHT. If you have an option, don’t stay here!

Grandson and I only spent one night here. We were driving cross-country, and thought we'd take a break at a kid-friendly place along the way. Have stayed at other Yogi/Jellystone places, and we loved them. This one, not so much. First, it's massive - took a while just to get back to our site. Lots of under-age kids buzzing around in golf carts, and an old drunk dude with a large boom-box driving around playing old Bee-Gee's tunes. Lawd. Our site must have just been worked-on, as it looks like someone dumped their black tanks on it (strewn with soiled toilet paper and other material). When I asked if I could get another site, I was told; "they were packed and didn't have other spaces, take it or leave it (with no refund)". We trod carefully in/around the site, and high-tailed it out early the next AM.

Most of this campground is seasonal sites. Some of the RVs need to be towed to a dump. Noisy well past quiet hour. Not a single golf cart driver adheres to the speed limit. It appears drinking and driving a golf cart is ok here. Someone was racing around on a dirt bike at 2:30am. The dirt/gravel roads are in desperate need of repair. Pools don’t open on time and are closed for no reason. Employees don’t seem to know anything.

Stay anywhere but here.

Yogi Bear gets a one because they don’t have a WiFi in an area with terrible reception and they have a policy of not helping campers in need. My need, when I arrived, was pretty simple. My tow car needed a jump. They responded that they aren’t allowed to do that. I assume that their home office lawyers have told them that, even though they have insurance. When lawyers start running a company in the hospitality segment, you can kiss hospitality goodbye. This is the first Yogi Bear RV park that I have gone to. And it will be my last.

Great RV park with a lot of things to keep kids and grownups alike busy during the day. They have two swimming pools, a swimming beach, paddle boats, several playgrounds, planned activities and day camps... and tons more. There's also an on-site security and it requires a gate pass to get in which makes it feel safe. A Wal-Mart is also just a few minutes down the road!