The park overall was ok. the yogi cabins are dated and need to be upgraded or just better maintenance the air works just enough to keep it tolerable at night and we had to pick up some fans to be able to get some sleep. Definitely need a better maintenance plan on cabins.

Your staff abruptly stopped my family while on our golf cart and told us to get off that they were taking it from us because my ten year old son drove it 15ftThen they made us unpack ALL OF OUR STUFF and walk it back to our cabin. Even worse, your staff acted as if they were attorneys and said I should have read the paperwork. Well, I did— and, I’m an attorney. One page of your paperwork says no one under 21….. the staffer told me 18. So which is it? I saw PLENTY of kids driving around that were under both ages.You forced my 5-year old to carry heavy items and forced marched us back to our cabin in the mid-day heat carry our thing on our back. And to top it all off, we didn’t get any money back for the 1.5days we were forced to walk. Absolutely atrocious application of a “standard” rule. HORRIBLE

We stayed in the Lakeside Lodge and enjoyed every minute of it. There were some light bulbs out and a broken widow upon arrival. However the broken window was a second surface break and did not impede on our stay.

My experience at Yogi was incredible. I will repeat this visit over and over again. The many activities they offer for the kids is top notch. They will stay at the top of my list forever.

Jellystone of Pelahatchie has become a tradition in my family. I’ve brought my wife and daughters here for the 4th summer in a row now, and I couldn’t be happier with it as a summer getaway spot.We get a cabin and spend our time playing in the water, making crafts, and busting loops with the golf cart.My girls are 5 and 10 and they both enjoy the park and its activities.The staff is laid back and they don’t make you feel like you’re staying at a fancy resort. You can eat with your elbows on the table here.If you haven’t been, you’re doing yourself a disservice. The money you would spend going to the beach or mountains would be better spent at yogi bear and it’s so much closer to home.

Very peaceful and fun weekend.

Our first time and we really enjoyed it.

Everyone was friendly and helpful except the workers at the activity center that helped with the bear. We missed the ride for yogi one morning and waited until they got back (like others did) the kids ran up and got a hug and quick picture while people were getting off but when our kids smiled and went up there (the last two) they just turned around and said no more. Felt a little harsh since there were only two kids and also under the age of 3. Then the next day we were asking about the artwork time with boo boo and what time to be there (a hour in advance) and the lady yelled with attitude it’s only for the first 15 minutes and was turning around and walking away while I was asking information. I feel workers of the activity center should be more welcoming/friendly and informative about events that happen there. They seemed very inconvenienced. We just called the main line for all other questions and they answered quick and were very helpful each time.

The roads near the RV camping that were gravel, are honestly horrible. This alone will keep us from coming back.The laundry facilities were less than desirable as well, with one not working at all and the other not drying after multiple cycles.The splash pad area was a 10/10 though!

Staff was amazing. Activities included all age groups. Younger staff members were well trained and interacted in a professional manner. We will be back.