Nice location but not good if you camp with kids or animals. The campsites are full of broken glass and garbage (ours had a dumped couch) ... AND we had to take our Border Collie into a Vet to have a stray fish hook she picked up removed from... Read more

Some friends and I recently stayed there in two 45 ft.class A coaches. The layout is unusual in that there are two concentric circles. Sites are on the spokes between the circles. Each site has water and electric with some 50-amp service. There is... Read more

This is a destination park, they have alot of attractions, train ride to feed the bison, horseback riding, an on-site steakhouse. The sites are very close, not much room for the picnic table. Propane on site.

This remains one of our favorite campgrounds of all time. One of the many reasons is that there is only one way in and one way out. The road is rough from Chowchilla to the park. Keeps out the riff-Raff. A COE park that is on a lake used for... Read more

Such a gem. This was our first camping experience ever and we met great people and the staff were so gracious to us. We drive a HUGE 44 foot toy hauler with 4 little kiddos and we all loved everything about this place. Camping is about making... Read more

Quiet place even though it's right on the road. Grocery store across the street. There had been alot of rain so our site was very soft but blocks did the trick. It was the week of Sturgis but still quiet.

I have stayed at Yogi Bears Jellystone Parks in the past and this was the worst. There are people who own lots and do not keep them up. Golf carts are a thing here; people just drive around all the time for no apparent reason. I had to file a... Read more

We enjoyed our stay at this park. It gets full on the weekends and there is not much room between RVs. The majority of the park is gravel; however there are concrete pads for the picnic tables at most sites. There are people living at the part... Read more

Level backing sites, with electric and water. Dumpsite on site. West side has electric and water, east side is dry camping for $16. The sites on each end are 50 amp, the rest are 30. There are the trains but between midnight and six they don't... Read more

Ok I thought we all agreed to keep this place secretly to ourselves. But since the word is out, it's a great place. Jack and Joann are great managers, it's a small friendly place with clean showers, hiking trails and away from traffic noise.