The Good:
• Kids loved it (toddler and preschooler aged). I would argue if you had them at home with their friends for 3 days straight, went to parks and shared meals you would get the same experience. It was more about having fun than where we were.
• Cabins were super clean. We had a Rustic cabin and one of our friends had a Deluxe. If only to avoid the public showers and bathrooms I would suggest renting a Deluxe. We were #235 I think. Our friends were in the 250's, I think.
• We had a fridge!
• We made great use of the grill and fire pit.
• The splash pool for the kids was a hit
• The Polar Caves in nearby Rumney, NH were AWESOME.

The Mediocre:
• All of the facilities. This place is Old. I get the feeling people have been coming here for a while and it's nostalgic for them.
• The staff driving by in gas powered (stinky) golf carts. While it was good they were keeping an eye on things/leading people to their cabins, it was like living on a busy street. Also, guests could rent golf carts, so that increased the traffic. We had to yell "car!" at the kids all weekend.
• We were in cabins that had street noise. Not ideal, but I think the layout of the whole place kind of sucks for feeling like you are "getting away".
• We didn't take advantage of many of the activities, we just ended up spending time together. My husband did rent a canoe with another dad we were with. I think they had a good time.
• Pool water very cloudy.

The Bad:
• We had a cabin right where one of the tent camping areas begins. That's where all the dogs are. Dogs left by themselves to bark all day.
• The tent camping areas tended to get loud late into the night. Tuck yourself well into the cabin areas to avoid that.
• Showers were questionable, even though I saw the attendants go to clean the restrooms/showers. Other people's hair everywhere, etc.
• The place was packed. In some places I wondered why people paid to park their RV in what was essentially a median between two streets in the park. I really didn't understand this whole place and why you would pay to come here.
• the website is not at all complete and the resort map doesn't give cabin/space numbers so you have no idea where you are booking. We were near the roundabout next to Route 132 http://www.abcamping.com/jellystonenh/NH_map/www/index.html (yellow blue and green dots are tent camping sites)

we just returned from a weekend @ Jellystone park and we loved it! We went with our two teenagers and two other teens that were friends of our kids. We loved it for what it was.....a " resort" style campground. we went into this weekend expecting that were going to be a LOT of kids, and there were.....EVERYWHERE! All the activities were great. Our teens loved them. My husband and I felt comfortable letting them all go off to activities on there own. Our group of kids ranged in age from 12-14.
This isn't a wilderness, peace and quiet kinda place. All the groups camping in our area of the campground were super nice and respectful of the " hibernation hours ". We will definately be back. All the staff we came in contact with during our weekend were more than helpful and worked super hard to please all the guests.

We had a great time at Jellystone park. All of the activities were very well run and scheduled, the staff was extremely courtous and helpful. My kids had a lot of fun!!!! We will be back! The sites we stayed at were nice and shaded, away from everything and it worked out perfectly. loved that they have golf cart rentals. Bathrooms were very clean in our area, and our cabin was nice and clean when we arrived!!! WE WILL BE BACK!!!!

WOW!...We camp a lot with families and a group of kids (3-8). We expected that Jellystone would be kid friendly and a fun family atmosphere. We were wrong! The KISS108 music blaring until 10PM at the pavilion was a little much. We were in the back corner and literally had to talk louder at the campfire to hear each other. No kidding...over 3 days, the police and 2 rounds of ambulances showed up at different sites. The staff had no interest in quelling the sites that were overly loud unless you asked them. Don't get me wrong, we are mid 30's with kids and want the kids to experience a fun camping environment...Jellystone is totally mismanaged and the only reason they are still in business is because they hide behind the 'Yogi Bear' facade. Don't go here unless you want an urban feel to your weekend.
The only reason I gave 2 stars rather than one is because we totally lucked out with our sites...we had a section that allowed the 3 families to hang out together..we literally came to the conclusion that our sites we by far the best....we were amazed how bad the majority of the sites were. For families looking to enjoy the camping experience ....do not be tricked by the Jellystone name until they change management and their approach to family camping. Did I mention that our site had papers and trash on the site when we arrived...we had to pick it up before we set up our stuff.....awesome!