Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park of Wisconsin Dells – Baraboo États-Unis

Rating: 4 / 5

The location was super convenient. The road noise was very loud, which we never quite got used to. Service was mediocre at best. They offered a lot of activities, but only followed through with half. We went above and beyond to decorate, and never heard if anyone won. They have overly strict rules about the pool. My son had a mishap with his snorkel, and they kicked him out of the pool permanently. That was so unfair!! The washer died and we never got our $ back. Just a lot of annoying things. The only good is that the option to buy food made this location a will return. 3 out 5, and maybe we see next year.

Rating: 2 / 5

This campground had been highly recommended to us. We did day passes during Labor Day weekend because we weren’t sure we were going to like the campsites as there are no pictures available on their website. When I called to make the reservation, they made a mistake but quickly called back to resolve it. That was appreciated. When we arrived, there was no line, so we were able to get through pretty quickly. The pool and water park areas were small but still enjoyable. The game room was decent, but the pool table was missing some of the balls. There weren’t as many activities as I had thought. Not much was going on in the craft area, either.

My kids got a bit hungry, so we decided to get some food. My daughter waited over 20 minutes at the counter after ordering her chicken tenders only to be told they had run out (at 3 p.m.). Then she had to wait again for an individual pizza that was mediocre at best.

The lifeguard? Walked around the water park when my child was the only one there, but sat down (not even paying attention) when multiple other kinds showed up.

When we were done, we decided to drive around to see the campsites. Frankly, they were horrible. Absolutely no space between you and your neighbors. Most sites, if not all, were unleveld. Some sites were right by the road with no barrier for safety.

For us, it is definitely not a good camping spot.

Rating: 5 / 5

Highly recommend. After seeing some comments I was worried but once we got here and saw all the positive things the staff is doing I was highly impressed. Not only are they renovating while staying open they are making it a great experience for families. The pool, mini golf, and all the extra things they plan are definitely worth every penny! We stayed for a week and loved it. I definitely appreciated the staff as we have a special needs child and the staff were so amazing with her. Sadly our issues were with other guests. Adults and children! Which is sad. Just because a child looks different doesn’t mean they have a disease or are different. Adults need to do better. There were a few language barrier issues but if you take the time and are patient you can get past that. We’ve been to many Jellystones and this is by far the best we’ve been to.

Rating: 5 / 5

We stayed here twice this past season and had a fantastic experience both trips! We stay in the tent sites and love it. Met one of the owners our first time there as a family and she was extremely friendly. They’re understanding if you want to change your location (as long as nobody is booked in that spot they let you) the late check out time (noon) makes it a nice easy stress free morning to get the family fed and everything packed up. Bathrooms are routinely kept and the campground is clean. Can’t comment on the waterpark because I haven’t been there yet but we look forward to many more trips and memories up there!

Rating: 5 / 5

We have a marvelous time at Jellystone. Our campsite was perfect and our grandkids loved all the things to do.

We had a mechanical problem with our motorhome on the day we were to leave. The staff was the most understanding and accommodating. They offered help to find service, worked with the family that was to be in the campsite we were in and just went above and beyond my expectations!!!

Thanks so much Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park — we WILL be back.

Rating: 5 / 5

We stayed over the weekend on camp site 97 and it was a nice place that fit two tents! It was fun and I would just bring a canopy for some extra shade! Everything seemed reasonably priced and enjoyable! The breakfast was good and around 8 bucks a plate. The ceramics ranged from 7-13 dollars each and are nice quality and pretty cool designs! The mini golf is $10 per person and the canoes/kayak rental was $5 per person for a whole hour! It would also be better if they included pictures of the sites online to avoid some confusion! Overall great and fun!

Rating: 1 / 5

I wish we would’ve read the reviews prior to booking. Jellystone name, but not Jellystone standards.
This place looks like it hasn’t been touched for decades. Run-down. Trashy, even.
The sites are barely marked, with about 1/3-1/2 of the markers fallen down or missing completely. They are a TIGHT squeeze and so on top of one another you aren’t even sure which teeny metal fire ring is yours or your neighbors. Ours was slanted on a hill, with many tree roots sticking out all over and next to a dumpy trailer-looking ‘cabin’.
The campground is noisy -total chaos: no one drives the correct way on the one-ways and the worst offenders seem to be their own staff with how fast they drive. It is awful hilly and while my family are fit -i’d say it’s less than ‘walkable’ and not for multiple trips per day to & from the ‘water park’.
Oh yes, the ‘water park’. What a joke! It’s falling apart, not clean at all, and so crowded -too small for how many campers they try to cram in there. They do have lifeguards which from my experience paid due attention but do NOT expect a Jellystone-level water park. The lounge chairs are too few and some broken or so faded and worn, they aren’t comfortable.
I think we saw Yogi once, the ‘attractions’ were very unorganized and the hay ride on Friday night consisted of multiple trips around the park yelling up until 10pm -not ideal for families with babies or little ones. Also you have to pay to use the mini golf and it’s pretty lame-not worth more than a quarter but they charge $7.50!
We honestly wanted to leave early -there is no noise control and the proximity to the interstate makes you feel anything but relaxed. Be ready to leave with a pounding headache.
If this was our first trip to Jellystone, we’d never go to another.
Do NOT stay here… drive the extra hour to Warrens and actually enjoy your time & feel like you’ve got your money’s worth.
This place should NOT be open.

Rating: 2 / 5

This was the most bizarre camping experience we have ever had. We truly love Jellystone campgrounds and were really really disappointed in this location.

First, we arrived to our site, only to find someone else on it. It took quite some time for staff to figure this out for us.

The noise of the interstate is absolutely atrocious. We had to yell at one another to hear each other. Pretty shocking the park actually placed sites this close.

We didn’t participate in any events because the meeting location (including the outdoor theater) is right on the interstate. Again, cannot hear anything.

The dump station is on a hill and impossible to empty everything out.

Staff drives incredibly fast down the roads where children are playing.

The retro cabins look like dumpy trailers and don’t seem well maintained from the outside.

Our dogs drank water from the fresh water and had diarrhea immediately. We did not drink the water ourselves because of this.

My kids did enjoy the pool, so there’s that.

It was pretty expensive to stay here and we will not be back.