Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park(tm) Camp-Resort at Keystone Lake

I preface this with we went after school started (half price promo, normally $20/pp for a day pass, and only about 10-15 people were at there while we were 11-4pm). The wibit (inflatables on the water) is a great fun for all ages, but not all bodies. It can be difficult to get back up/on the wibit if you are not fit. This mama needed help every time I fell off, which was frequent with the slime buildup on the inflatables (and wooden steps to help you get up). Still had a blast with my teens (age 15-18). One section of the wibit deflated, much to my kids enjoyment as they made it part of their game, but I'm sure if this were a normal busy weekend it would have been annoying and possibly dangerous. No information was given when we entered (paid the gate admission) nor was any given by the lifeguards, (except when we took the kayaks out past the yellow floats, we were told we were supposed to be out that far). Life vests (must be wore while in the lake/on wibit), kayaks and stand up paddle boards are available by the wibit and included in the price of admission. I'd bring water shoes, a table, chairs, food, water, ice chest, grill, etc and make full day of it. The splash pad/water slide area is more geared towards families/younger children. Lots of chairs (some needing updated) here (none by the lake, only a few picnic tables), and some shaded areas. (Outside) showers are needed if going from lake into water slide, located on backside of waterpark, closer to the lake. Will be back. I can see why people who stay here overnight would be upset day passes are sold to the public.

This used to be a great place to camp for families. My kids' families love to camp here at least once a year. I joined them this year and was not impressed. My daughters car was parked in the drive next to the camper, and a huge limb fell out of the tree and caused so much damage to her car. The tree limb had been cut previously by a tree trimming company that had not removed it from the tree after it was cut. No one from the facility seemed to notice the dead tree limbs still in the tree. The tree limb was so huge that it would have killed a child if it had fallen on one of them. Even after telling them about the huge limb, you would have thought they would have come out and removed it, but they did not. It lay there in the campsite for the remainder of the weekend. There was a large group of people tent camping next to my other daughter's camper and partying all night, making it hard for anyone to sleep. They also kept unplugging the camper cord from the electric. My daughter tried to call security, and no one answered. They even drove around to see if they could find security but were unsuccessful. While we were at the pool, the life guard was on his phone and not even paying attention to anyone in the pool. Multiple people were going down the slide together because no one was paying attention. Needless to say, we will not be returning.

We stayed in a rented RV here Mon-Friday. We have decided it will now have to be a yearly tradition we loved it so much. My son is 11 and enjoyed all the park has to offer. The basketball court across from our campsite was an added perk. We all played on the inflatable obstacle course and had so many laughs and so much fun watching each other fall off. We did learn water shoes with some grip on the bottom are a game changer for the adults who get tired of slipping off. The slides were fun and the pool area was nice. The owners and staff are very kind. We locked ourselves out of the RV and the staff or owner, not sure which, came to see if he had a spare key to help us out. When that didn't work he told us about a place in town to try and they came out with a spare key and got us unlocked. The lake is beautiful and not at all busy during the week. We had a whole island to ourselves and plenty of room to pull kids tubing without any other boats coming around us. Definitely recommend!

Our first time at a Jellystone Park. We loved it. It does cost a bit more then a State Park, but it is worth it with the big water park and the course/play set they have in the lake. The RV spots are big and there are trees. The playground is a bit small. The bathrooms are nice and new. They have fancy ones, and then ones that you are use to when camping. They also have activities almost every day for the kids.