Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort: Mammoth Cave — Reviews

Cabins need to be cleaned better. Things that are broken in the cabin need to be repaired. Spraying for ants around the perimeter of the cabins. Freshen up the mini golf. I paid a lot of money and expected more

We love coming to this park. It is so nice and relaxing and has lots of activities for every one of all ages. 10/10 recommend and will definitely be back in the future.

We had alot of fun that weekend stay. So much for the kids to do, they were busy all day. The workers were nice and quickly responded to all our needs.

Friendly staff. Lots of activities for the kids.

We have a great stay and it was lots of fun! Only thing that could have been better is cleanliness of facilities throughout the weekend although I know they were short staffed and trying their best! We are looking forward to returning soon!

Great time !

Very clean cabins, nice pools and lakes

Kids had a great time. Only negative comment would be BoBo cabin 55 needs some TLC and updating. Lots of sugar ants

Pros: Plenty of activities Bathrooms cleaned regularly Quiet after hours Conveniently located Cons: Arcade was unbearably hot for patrons and machines Supervised and unsupervised children speeding and dangerously driving golf carts in the evening

Because Kathy (at main office) was the best! She provided all the information and with a sense of humor. Great time!

Site was very sloped, sewer was clogged and had to go to dump station. Pool and lake hours were not posted. Couldn’t get anyone to answer on the phone number provided.

We had a great stay! Plenty of activities and you really don’t need to leave the park. We stayed in a new construction site which we were apparently the first to stay at the spot given some holes my daughter gracefully found and sprained her ankle which made us have to leave a day early and lose a night. But the staff was friendly, and you never felt bothered by other campers. One disappointing thing is we believed it had more than one pool, but found out upon arrival the others were waiting inspection. So definitely check that before you go. Would definitely go again now we know which spots would be better for us.

We stayed in Cumberland Cabin 49. The cabin was dirty, there were blinds with large chunks gone, the pullout couch was broken, the toilet gurgled loudly when taking a shower and woke others. I have pictures too. Would not recommend to others.

My stay was great! No complaints on service, cleanliness, or amenities. Our family had a great time. There is one thing though that should be addressed. We originally booked a “premium site” for a premium price on Amish Way. Those sites were anything but premium! They were hands down the worst sites on the entire campus. The whole street was construction gravel with sand squares for small tents and nothing was marked. They were also not secluded in anyway shape or form. We moved across the creek to lot 62 and felt like the entirety of Amish way was on full display with zero privacy. Each of those sites were bare and open with most of them being directly in the sun. Additionally there was definitely not enough room for our whole set up.

I arrived at 3:15 pm to pick up the keys for our cabin (check-in was at 3). They stated the cabin was not ready which was a little surprising. She explained that during peak season they can't guarantee having keys available at 3 pm. My bad for not reading the very fine print. Online it said the office closed at 4 and at 3:55 pm I still hadn't heard from anyone. I went back into the office and asked for an update and they said they were waiting for keys from their cleaners (and that was the cause of the delay was cleaning). I asked what happens if y'all close and I still don't have my keys. She said the keys would be in the door when it was ready. At that point in time, a manager had walked up to the desk. She said she had to inspect the cabins to check the cleanliness and they would be in contact shortly. I received a call at 4:05, assuming telling me I can finally check in, but no it was to say the manager was on her way to check it. After another 15 minutes I received another call that I was finally able to check into our cabin (4:22 pm to be exact). Another thing I did not realize until getting into the cabin is none of the linens were included. So again, very confused on why we couldn't check in at 3 pm. I personally own and run an Air BnB, turn it myself, and I can typically have it complete in 2 hours and this is an over 2000 sqft home, 3 bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The linens are the longest process. I've been open 12+ months, with a 5 star rating (super host) and I have had 0 complaints on cleanliness. Sidenote: all of the employees I was speaking with were super nice and seemed to be understanding. My sister parked her camper down the way from our cabin and it was a great location, the site was clean, and we were able to setup her up pretty quickly. The events for children were great and my nephews had a great time! The beach area was also super nice and clean. After further walking around our cabin, it was super dusty. The walls, light fixtures, ceiling fans, just dust everywhere. At least 50% of the blinds were not operational, the sink drains had popcorn kernels in them, one just had some sort of black goop, and when taking out the trash the bottom of the can was horribly disgusting (as you can see in the photos). Again, very confused on why we couldn't check in on time when the excuse was due to cleanliness of the cabin. The next morning, we were having coffee on our porch (which was screened in and VERY nice to enjoy) and some cleaning girls pulled up across the street to begin a turn. For the first 30-45 mins, one girl was just playing on her phone while the other girl is dumping whatever she had swept into the dust pan outside. Upong checking out, I spoke to another representative about the frustrations and she said she would have a GM contact me. I checked out AT 10 am on Sunday and I have yet to hear from anyone. With all of that being said, I would have been way more understanding of the situation if we could have checked in on time and prices weren't so steep. There's a campground maybe 15 mins from downtown Nashville that actually used to be another Jellystone location. The new owners of the campground offering cabins for less than $200/ night and look much nicer online. I paid over $700 for two-nights. I understand it's a tourist location but I don't believe that's a reasonable amount with the conditions of the cabins.

Great amenities for families. Very accommodating. Maintenance man was very helpful fixing cable and water issue.