Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-resort

Have stayed at a few other yogi bear parks and they were all for the most part decent. This one, Dells, is not up to par considering what we payed. The facilities were in shambles! Bathroom urinals sprayed water on you. The toilettes were broken or unserviceable. Roaches were coming out of the drains. Terrible. We were lucky with one thing and that was the fact that we were able to find at least three staff members who spoke English. The rest, no English at all! Hard to relate to your customers if you do not speak the language.

Dumping. This one caught us off guard. Of the three English speaking staff members, only one of them could tell us where the dump station was and even then she told us no one dumps any more and looked at us like we were weird. When I went to the dump station I was amazed. First, it was on a hill! Sort of hard to dump if you are at the wrong angle! Second, they offered. Hose for rinsing of which had no connection on it, just a plain hose that was cut off at the end. Next it was useless anyways as there was no water pressure as it just barely trickled. If you need to dump, stay away from this park.

Trash. They were nice enough to pick up trash from the sites but they were selective. Sometime they pick up our trash bag the. Other times they would drive by, ignore it, and pick up a neighbors bag leaving us looking at our trash bag for two days.

If staying here, choose something in the rear end of the park. Still hear highway but not as loud compared to the front of the park. Other campers kept a lid on the music for most part but the highways was still a little noisy

Brings LOTS of bug spray! We brought loads of tiki torches usin bite fighter oil and that did for the most part keep the majority of skeeters away. Bugs were bad!!

Checking in was long. They had two lanes and they would check you in right from your vehicle. But it was slow!

Overall: Generally happy with our stay and would stay again. It's definitely not what I would consider a resort (as is in the name). More of a typical campground that has been around for a while. Really big sites! Swimming pool and water slide. Fun for kids or good for adults wanting to cool off. Very family-friendly environment. Really busy though! There were a good amount of mosquitos (more than typical) because of the recent storm that swept through Wisconsin a few nights ago and the pond in the middle of the park.

I forgot to take photos here to share.

Checki-In: Quick and easy. No issues.
Friendliness: Much of the staff were generally nice. The Ranger was really helpful!
Store: Had standard items and nice to know if needed.
Site: Somewhat level. Gravel-Grass mix for truck and trailer. Grass living space.
Hookups: We had 30 AMP and Water Only.
Dump site: Clean and easy to use. Typical dumping station. The supplied hose has a rinsing receptacle on it. Simply need to take it off and use your own hose to flush your black tank or power rinse (I have a Camco Rhino Blaster) your dump receptacle.
Location: Close to shopping and such where you can get what you need easily.
Laundry: Did not use.
Wifi: Minimal
Propane: Yes
Ice: Yes

Pool facilities were smaller than expected. The park was older and somewhat rundown. We had to dig out our black water connection and it was on such an angle we were worried it wouldn’t work. Sites are very tight and we felt packed in. Most of the staff speaks very little English. All that being said my granddaughter had a good time.