Jellystone Park of Estes Park

We visited with our 3 kids and our dog in June 2022. The site was roomy, with lots of trees, and all the humming birds activity was so much fun to watch. Full hook ups with 50 amp. The kids could have been entertained the entire 4 days at the campground with out leaving! The playground is large, the pool is cold but clean, and the game room has lots to do. There is also a jump pad, gaga ball court, and mini golf!

The only thing we would want to change is having a way to get firewood after the office closes. When you're out exploring Rocky Mountain National Park it's sometimes hard to get back before the office is closed. Some of the sites are on a steep gravel road, so backing in wasn't the easiest...but doable. We were able to charge our electric truck while camping there as well!

We decided to to stay here due to it being open in April and very close to Estes Park. Although it’s right off the road we found it to be a very quiet. The staff was friendly and available. The WiFi was terrific, no problems. The only problem we had was we couldn’t hook up to water and the laundry wasn’t available.
We would definitely come back if we’re in the area.

I am not afraid to pay $100+ a night for a campsite, but when I do I have a certain expectation of quality. That expectation was not met at this resort. It had activities, but all were far from our campsite, where we have no cell service (both at&t and Verizon) and no WiFi whatsoever. We work while traveling so this put us in a bind, and while this might be a good choice for you, it made our stay unmanageable and is not what I expected for such a high price. The resort itself was fine, just overpriced for what you get.

We had a blast at Jellystone. If you are traveling with small children, they will love this place! Lots of activities and amenities for them. Our site (36) was perfect for us! Decently spaced from neighbors and lots of shade. We paid extra to “lock in” our specific site so keep that in mind when booking. Also, if you don’t do well with walking up and down lots of hills, you might consider renting a golf cart. We didn’t, but the majority of families did. Every single staff member was friendly and helpful. The place was incredibly clean and we would camp here again in a heartbeat!

Went with my grandchildren and spent 3 fantastic days in this great park. The kids ages 3 to 14 were never bored. This is a great place to stay. We had a nice very clean little cabin and patio. Pool is small but oh so clean. Putt Putt Golf, Bounce Pad,, Arcade and great playground. Our site was just up the hill from the playground so could watch the kids. Can't wait to go back. So peaceful. The park staff were very helpful and pleasant. You won't be disappointed!

Jellystone Park of Estes Park is awesome! Our primary reason for staying here was to visit Rocky Mountain National Park. Jellystone is only 20-25 minutes from the entrance and much to our surprise, the accept Passport America during the time we wanted to stay! Our price of $51 per night reflects that discount. Check in was smooth and the gentleman that led us to our site couldn't have been more friendly! The elk were literally EVERYWHERE during our stay, including right in the campground. We did not have cell signal with Verizon, but the park wifi worked quite well! We will absolutely be back to this park! If you would like to see more on our stay, you can check it out here: https://youtu.be/gi_rE0_6Yw8

Our kids played from dusk to dawn and had the time of their lives. Very cute campground with mini golf, great playground and the best giant jumping pad. Ideally located for Rocky Mountain NP. We had no Verizon cell service but there is wifi. Glitchy at times but we’ve only had to drive into Estes park for connectivity issues once. If you have to, the library has wonderful internet :)

We are not fans of big campgrounds so we went in knowing it wouldn’t really be our scene. They were paving while we were there which turned out to be a much bigger headache than we thought it was going to be. BUT....this campground is exceptionally well run. The owner was very gracious in handling a tough situation and even helped us carry our groceries around the paving to get to our rig. Tight but well maintained spots. We had zero service and could not connect to the campground WiFi.
Having said that, level lots and WiFi are really hard to come by in the Rockies so just go with appropriate expectations.

Nice level terraced pad with room for our van and tow car plus awning, picnic table and fire. It was a holiday weekend so it was full and lots of noise. You hear everything up hill, which sucks when the neighbors bring a karaoke machine. But overall it is a nice place, close to Estes and RMNP. Decent wifi made up for lack of cell service, even when the park was full.