We stayed at Jellysone for the 4th of July weekend. WOW There is so much included. We were there Thur, Fri Sat and Sunday nights and didn't leave till final checkout at 3pm Monday afternoon. Total cost for site and amenity fee was $194 for the three of us. *Activities every hour started at 9am* GREAT water slide for for... more

My wife grew up camping with her family, and the two of us have seen many campgrounds with her parents, who have had a deluxe RV for several years. We've tented on our own as well, but not in the past 5 years. We wanted to find a suitable location within a 2-3 hour drive from Chicago to take our... more

Our kids, 7,5,and 4, loved this place and so did I. The jumping pillow was fantastic for adults and kids. The pool area was nice and clean and perfect since I could relax a little while they ran up the stairs and slid down the slides. Again, the adults can slide as well!!! The staff was always pleasant and they... more

Our family had stayed at the Jellystone Park in Caledonia several years ago and vowed that we would never return after some miserable experiences. We had heard through the grapevine that they were under new ownership as of 2005. After some convincing from good friends, we decided to try it again last summer (2006). We were so pleasantly surprised. There... more

We stayed at Yogi's Jellystone park the last weekend in July 2003. My parents, 3kids (6,10,12) my boyfriend and myself stayed in a Yogi's bungalow. Cute cabin but very small. We brought along a sleeping air matress for an extra bed. The bunk beds are very narrow. My boyfriend is a pretty large guy and had just enough room to... more

Not really happy with this Camp Ground. We had my 4 year old's birthday here on the Saturday of our 4 day stay. I wanted to prepay for the guests who would be there only 2-3 hours. At $5 / person, it got to be a lot of $$$$$ spent at this Camp Ground. We were NOT treated well. I... more

We had a soccer tournament in Milwaukee, and didn't want to pay the high cost of a hotel. The Jellystone campgrounds are still more expensive than other campgrounds, but usually offer more things to do. We enjoyed our stay. We liked the campsite we got because it had a cement patio for our camper, made leveling easier. more

I camped with my 4 sons, ages 2, 4, 6 and 8. We had a blast. There is fun for all ages. My kids cant wait to go back. Hey, If they're happy, my life is a lot easier. So, we've planned another trip back next month. more

We camped here in June of 2002. I remembered Jellystone parks from my childhood, and had positive memories. But overall, this was not a pleasant excperince. When we arrived, we learned that use of the mini golf(which was a joke) and water slide required and additional fee of $12 per person, in addition to the $30/night for the tent site.... more