YOGI BEAR'S JELLYSTONE PARK #121

| I don't know why it changed it to 4 star but I think you can tell it was a no star

By user-5771469... on 2017-10-23.

By user-5884792... on 2017-10-23.

| Week stay in mid December in a Fifth Wheel

By user-5331036... on 2017-10-23.

First, we found the four staff members we interacted with to be friendly. We did find similarities to a previous review. The place that had burned still has not been repaired. The pools were open I was told, but they definitely were full of green stuff and I would not swim in them. The other and amenities simply were not available because the park was quote off season. Not sure I understand that since I am from the north escaping the cold and snow and would figure that the snowbirds would be interested this time of year. We did have Wi-Fi and we're able to use it but found it it was intermittent even though the signal strength remain constant. We stayed near the entrance to the park and there is a restroom there that was working and clean. The laundry facility there was closed and no washers are dryers in it. There was a washer dryer laundromat further in the campground which works pretty good. The washers where standard size for a dollar 25. The dryer is where a dollar 25 for a 35 minute run. On the plus side I overheard a conversation that sounded like they're going to be spending a lot of money to redo concrete and make repairs this coming year. There were no fire rings it appeared fires were OK. The 30 amp electrical service did not drop out but went down to 102 volts a few times. Looking at the cabins we found that most had been damaged by the flood and had nothing inside of them except stuff that was being stored. The canoes we're not available, the kayaks were not available, putt putt was closed, the Rec Center was closed, and the adult Center was closed. They do have store that had quite a few supplies albeit a bit pricey. It was worth the $10 a night we paid with coast to coast but I don't think it would have been worth the 20 or $30 a night that the normal price would have been. Perhaps things would be different in the on season. We would stay here again for a few nights passing through but I would follow the advice of a previous review about watching the weather because with the little bit of rain we had the ground next to the camper was very soggy. They were paving the major road in front of the campgrounds while we were there and that was a very big nightmare but I'm sure that will be an advantage now that it has been fixed as it is a very smooth paved road. I will mention I had a very negative interaction with with a local traffic police officer at the corner of 90 and 445 during the construction. Screaming and yelling thinking I could just run over a vehicle on the right side of my truck. One of the worst such intereactions I have ever seen in 48 years of driving.

| Fun for the kids

By user-5880382... on 2017-10-23.

Tons of activities for the kids to do. Too many golf carts traveling around for my liking.