My family had a great time! Something for everyone! The water park/pool area was awesome. There are projects to keep the kids busy and entertained. The live music and dancing for the kids was great. They really enjoyed it. (I even saw a few grandparents enjoying dancing with Yogi) We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is expensive unless you visit on one of the discount weekends. We stayed over Labor Day for $95 per night ($55 base rate, + $8 per family member). I had initially thought it was a good deal as compared to camping somewhere and paying extra for a stand alone water park. But I then reconsidered and realized that the water park facilities are much smaller than what you'd find at a stand-alone water park. Secondly, when you consider check-in and check-out times you'll only have time to use the water park on one of every two days. Arrive Fri at 4pm and leave Sun by 11am and you'll likely only use the water park on the full Saturday. So you're paying $16 per person for the water park. In the future, I'd rather stay at a less expensive campground and pay separately for water park access at one of the larger water parks in the Wisconsin Dell's areas. Security is non-existent in this park and the golf cart drivers are very dangerous. At $60 per day (who are they kidding) the park has no interest in encumbering the underage drivers despite the fact that they supposedly require a driver's license to drive one. The 5mph speed limit isn't enforced at all. No kidding- it really is especially dangerous at night if you have kids. Keep them off the roads. Some geniuses brought along an industrial spotlight so that they could play soccer until 1am. No park security to deal with that issue and our camper was lit up like a candle from their light. This park is right next to an Interstate and the road noise is very loud at night. Camp store has very expensive prices and what very little inventory they still had left, and on-site gas station store has no fresh vegetables or even an air hose! We had a leaking tire and had to drive into town for air. There is a Super Wal-mart about 10 miles away in Tomah. Virtually no parking for cars at the water park and lodge, as spaces are reserved for golf carts only. They have a cute express train to go to the neighboring hotel property, but it takes too long after they conveniently drive by all of their time share properties. We went to the hotel for advertised free craft activities, and they were out of stock on most of the free projects. Most of the craft projects that were left were all very expensive, and the ploy of having the craft projects at the hotel allows them to drive you buy the time share project again. The outdoor water park at the hotel that was advertised as being available as part of our fee was closed. WiFi Internet access didn't work at all either. Outdoor Yogi theater was nice, but nearby rock music pavilion noise drowned out the volume from the cartoons making them almost useless to watch. First park we've ever checked in to that gave us only a one-page handout with no explanation on facility usage. Teenage kids working at the various amenities were next to useless. Had no idea if we had trash pickup or not and we drove into town to get WIFI access in order to log onto their website for the schedule! We'll never stay again at this expensive park that doesn't deliver on what is promises on its website. Don't be fooled by their fancy website and virtual tour. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Park was clean. The sites are large enough with room for the kids to play. The pool areas are very nice and the areas are kept clean. The numerous activities make this campground a great family vacation. We will definitely be back next year. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

HUGE PARK, lots of families. Can be loud and busy on weekends. Waterparks were amazing. This was our second year and enjoyed it. Staffers (for the most part) were friendly... with the exception of the golf cart rental people (not sure what was the deal with them...all cranky). Everything is included, mini-golf, all the outdoor waterparks, skate board park (which my 15 lived at), activities and activity room in the lodge. YOU MUST VISIT! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

I give this campground a 7 only because of the golf cart issue. Kids fly by on golf carts at all hours of the day. There seems to be no control by management on this issue, but they probably ignore it due to the fees collected on the carts. Outside of that, great waterparks and pools. We always have a blast when we go there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Lots of things to do, it's not just camping, it's a VACATION! It makes it real to see people dressed in the costumes, the kids really enjoy it! We camped here in a Campground Cabin.

Jellystone Warrens is a nice park if you have lots of ear plugs. The site was nice. The pools, restrooms, mini-golf, and other entertainment was very good. The issues we had have been noted on other posts. Crazy golf carts full of teens and younger drivers. Dogs left out barking all night (we brought our two labs and they were brought in the RV when we went away or at night). There seems to be a complete lack of security in the campground and the rules (most of them) are not enforced. We will not visit again any time soon. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice waterparks and pools. Campsites very close together. I would suggest paying the extra money and getting a premium site. Golf cart speed limits not enforced, teenagers allowed to speed and pile on. Gift shop and stores very expensive. We would return every other year maybe, but not a place to go every weekend. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Big park with lots of things for kids both young and old. Very nice, well kept, very big, almost too big! This July '07 will be our 4th year. Security guards are kids and act as if they are real cops. Most times the staff are worse than customers with the golf carts. Golf cart is a must to get around park. Indoor water park is extra $$$ for anyone other than villas/rentals. Not right, since the campers helped this camp resort happen. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park rocks! It is super clean, the staff is incredibly nice and the activities are wonderful. We especially liked the nightly Yogi cartoons and movies. We had 11 in our party, we stayed 10 days and didn't even get around to doing all of the activities they offered. We were so happy with our stay there last year...we are returning for another 10 days this summer. My 4 boys haven't stopped talking about it since we left! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Huge campground! You have to rent a golf cart to get around, but that is half the fun. I booked our site for June in March. We received confirmation via mail with our campsite clearly marked on it. We were traveling with another RV. When we checked in, they pointed us in the direction of our campsite, however, when we got to the actual sites, a lady from that area of the campground (she was a long-term resident) told us we were in the wrong area of the park as that area wasn't for nightly rent. We had to go back to the office, which was a feat in and of itself with all the traffic for check-ins, children running around everywhere, etc. The office staff told me it wasn't their fault but some lease-agreement gone awry. I know it wasn't MY fault. Due to them being so booked up, the few remaining sites that could hold a 30' RV and us, were very uneven. I had a 3 foot drop from my bottom step. Jellystone didn't credit our bill, or give us a discount for this inconvenience. We were "lucky" to have been camping on the last 3 days of the "cheap" rates (meaning they don't charge the per-person rate). I can't imagine paying that much per person on top of your campsite. I felt the sites were too un-level and small for the price they charge. Knock off $20 a night and this place would be perfect. If you don't have kids, you probably want to look elsewhere- if you do have kids.....and can afford it......the kids will love this place. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

We usually camp at Jellystone several times a year for the last several years. We love it. The price may seem high, but it can't be beat for overall entertainment value (look for specials, early in June or later in the summer for great deals!). My kids simply love it (ages 5 and 7) and I think with the recent expansions it is a great time for any age group. It is crowded and there are lots of people, but the we have never had an issue with the people, especially the lifeguards (this is a difficult job, trying to police safety in a polite way and they do it well). I was especially impressed on our last trip when the guard quickly cleared the pool. She was polite and effiecient, explaining the lightning in the sky. We returned to our camper for a decent storm and was really glad at the guard's observations. I was also impressed with the cleanliness, especially for a park with that many users. My only complaint is that sometimes the activities start late, but it could just me my anal attentiveness, after all it is summer and it is time to relax and be happy! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The reviewer above said it all. This was our first time at Warrens Jellystone. We picked this weekend as well because of the birthday celebration savings per person. Jellystone is a wonderful family campground with more to do than we had time for in a weekend. The villas and new hotel are beautiful. The hotel will include an indoor waterpark due to open late fall. My personal favorite pool was the lazy river. Bring bikes or you will need to rent a golf cart because everything is so spread out. Children on bikes need to be very cautious due to the high number of golf carts buzzing around. There were a couple of bad storms in our area where a tornado came through last year. Several trees fell on campers and a vehicle. Help and clean up by staff members was amazing. A few weeks later, I received several cards in the mail with savings for future visits due to the inclement weather. Go with mind set that you will spend money this weekend. The smiles on your children’s faces will make it all worthwhile. I was brave enough to camp here without my husband, brought 5 children (not all mine). We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an excellent family campground. We stayed here on Yogi's Birthday weekend and there were so many things to do. The waterpark is excellent for small kids with a lazy river and waterslides. They have a very nice sandy beach with a playground right in the water, which is a nice break when the waterpark is too busy. Nice game rooms for the kids, mini golf, fishing pond, Bingo, a new skate park. Many other activities, including a DJ and a band while we were there. A small train runs through the campground making various stops, a nice convenience and a real hit with our 3 year old. I can't see this being very enjoyable for people who do not have young children though. Nice people working there, will definitely return. It is a bit pricey, but we took advantage of a weekend when we didn't have to pay the extra "per-person" fees for using the amenities. The cost didn't bother us since we feel we definitely got our money's worth. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.