Jellystone Park Columbus North
3.9/5
3.9 /5
239 Verified Reviews
4185 Township Road 99, Mount Gilead, OH 43338, US
(419) 946-5230
239 Verified Reviews
2.0/5
2.0 /5
Disappointed that the pool was not open during advertised hours. Not everyone is the age to play in the pond.

4.0/5
4.0 /5
Great wibit course and loved the cabana rental. Pool not opening until 3 was a negative. Loved the tractor activities and electric boats. The hidden daily activity fee and 35 cost to reserve a spot was not good.

Also, called the emergency maintenance phone number. Could not leave a message as the mail box was full. Left a message on a different number, never heard from anyone n

3.0/5
3.0 /5
The cabin was over 90 degrees inside when I arrived. It took until midnight to get to a comfortable temp to sleep. Try to turn on the air when a guest is coming in.The gate on the dog area needs some help. Too hard to open And close for the kids.There are some kind of bug issue on the porch, they are undermining the siding.The TV s both work with the same remote. UgggThe air conditioners have separate remotes but both work when using one and then they sync with each other.No air in the bunk room.

4.0/5
4.0 /5
Cabin was the nicest I have stayed in on a campground. Though I wish there were more hooks to hang things in them! Please consider this. 😊

5.0/5
5.0 /5
Friendly staff and so, so much to do! Our favorites were the paths in the woods, the jumping pad, the inflatables on lake, slide, nice big pool, and the many activities and events offered. My only suggestions are to sell “cubes” in the store and/or provide papers of activities; we forgot our cube and so phones were dead :( and perhaps try to get Yogi out and about as much as Boo Boo and Cindy Bear.

4.0/5
4.0 /5
Lots of activities to keep busy. Luau show was great!Glow wagon ride was a mess...two lines and worker kept letting people who just walked up go before others who had waited over 30 mins.Public bathroom was dirty.

4.0/5
4.0 /5
Great campground with activities centrally located. The staff calling bingo were super. The staff working the ranger station were super. Young man at top of slide needs to complain about his job less. The large pool was open at odd hours or not at all, not what the sign said. Make it a swim at your own risk pool if you can’t find lifeguards. Some people are allergic to the lake. Not allowing private golf carts with insurance but allowing car traffic makes no sense other than a money grab. The random pool hours are why it’s not a 5 star review.

3.0/5
3.0 /5
The leaves were not cleared out of the pond entry at the beach. The large main pool was not open until 3pm on Saturday. This was unacceptable. Check in was not manned as it should be at 4pm on friday. Golf carts were blocking the parking on the right for trailers to check in. This used to be prohibited. No one could get past. Again, Friday to sunday are peak times and should be staffed appropriately. Long lines in the store. Several wibit pieces under aired. I almost fell off trying to use the slide due to collapsing from lack of air. Jump pad not aired appropriately. New train depot line up unorganized and blocks a main path to the other side of camp ground. Several pot holes this year. Overall a decline from last year. Cabin still in good condition. Given full size coffee pot when requested though should be standard in a cabin that sleeps 8.

3.0/5
3.0 /5
The food service was VERY slow and the resulting food was NOT good.The bounce pad needs something other than gravel and fence surrounding it, so if someone flies off, they don't get hurt. My nephew face -planted into the fence and landed on the gravel breaking his wrist on Sunday while playing on the bounce pad. If he had landed on the open grass, it would have been less damaging to his body. Take the fence down and cover or remove the gravel!Also, there needs to be a nurses station or something. Initially, they only gave my nephew bandaids and neosporin for his cuts. I suggested cleaning it with soap and water and applying ice. That's when they took him inside the ranger station and a young girl, who said she was first aid certified, looked at him closer. Even my 4-H camp had a nurse/medical station when I was a kid in the 1990s. I can't believe there's nothing there but some young adults who are first aid certified! I saw multiple kids wipe out on their bikes and scooters and take some serious falls while I was there and I was only there 3 days!Everything else was great! I definitely want to go back for the swimming experience, but we're bringing our own food and avoiding the bounce pad.