Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort at Larkspur

We have four kids and they all had a blast! They loved the pool, pool table, park, etc. We enjoyed the poolside pizza and fried pickles.

The sites were clean and level! We also enjoyed the ease of the propane firepit each night. The only bad part of the stay is that we had horrible cell service! For the price, it should have been better.

We stayed here because we decided to come to Denver at the last minute and this was the only RV park for miles! It’s a very large park and had lots of sites available. Great dog park, and sites are clean and relatively level. Downsides, water pressure wasn’t great, biggest downside, don’t’ book a site by the Highway, the traffic is non-stop and very loud throughout the night, same with the train engines moving coal, loud and rumbles the RV. For these reasons I took off a star.

This was the first time we stayed at a Jellystone Park and we thought it was totally worth it. They can be a bit pricier but if you watch their site they often have specials and this park is also a Passport America park now so definitely find a way not to pay full price! Being so close to the Denver area makes for lots of things to see and do in this area as well, or just a bit south in Colorado Springs.

We stayed in site 344 with my dad next to us in 345 and we loved being right across from the Clubhouse and just up from the Rec Center. It was a great location for taking advantage of a lot of the amenities and events. There was live music on the weekends and we could even enjoy it from our site. That being said, if you want it to be quieter on the weekends, you may want a spot elsewhere, but being further up the hill we weren't bothered by interstate or train noise. You can pay a fee to pick and reserve a specific spot if you want to try to avoid either of those kinds of noises.

The amenities and activity schedules here are unreal. There was something to do practically all the time. We enjoyed the 2 pools, the waterpark (water is cold though!), hot tub, poolside restaurant, arcade, mini-golf (the best we've seen at any campground), the bounce pillow, gem mining, tower & caboose, & more. Make sure to grab the weekly schedule and see what's going on, like kids crafts, activities, movies, coloring, ice cream social, and other events with the bears. Our kids were over the moon any time they saw Yogi Bear or any of his pals, and the bear theme of the park is really lots of fun! The employees that facilitate the kids activities are especially kind and sweet with the kids.

We have a video review of the park as well here: https://youtu.be/AMjxHeEvY3k

The campsite is definitely a kid paradise. I appreciated that everything worked at the site, laundry and facilities were close by, and the staff really seemed to enjoy kids. There seemed to always be something for them to do.
The cell coverage was super poor and the train noise was something else. They run trains at night and they’re louder than I realized. They seem to have some staffing issues, and the laundry/shared showers weren’t the cleanest. The campsite appeared to be pretty clean though! Beyond that I would defiantly stay here again. The kids are still talking about it!

After driving through snow and ice, we needed to pull over and saw this huge RV park. We pulled in and you have to go through a secured gate and check in, the price was high but we needed to pull over and tired. We got our site and drove around a couple of times trying to find it, the site was all mud, the cement pad was dirty from previous camper and it felt like it was going to fall in a collapse after all the rain and snow. We didn't get any code to laundry or WiFi, drove up to office and there was about 5 employees talking and joking. I stood there and nobody asked if I needed anything so I asked and it felt like I interrupted a conversation. I went back and, we'll never come back here again. So disappointed.

I paid $113/night for a pull through during the week and $201 for Sat night.

The train and highway noise is pretty bad. Ear plugs at night recommended. But who cares, you can deal with the noise for the great water park and activities for kids. Water park with a wading pool for really little ones, several water slides, another pool, mini golf, mini bowling, arcade, kids activities, playground. The sites are wide and not on top of each other but since everything is new there are no trees and no privacy between sites. We were able to get 3 cars parked next to our trailer, 2 trucks in front and a car behind when we had family visiting. Everything was really clean. They were picking up trash but not on any sort of schedule and I didn't want our bags sitting there all day so we just brought them to the dumpster on site. It's easy to get around and not too large that you can't walk to everything, but they do rent golf carts. Also, since it is new all the hookups are new too and work great. No rusty old fresh water faucets with no pressure. Layout is done well and the pull throughs are angled and super easy to pull into. Our site was pretty level, didn't take much to get it level side to side or front to back. I managed to get a couple Mbs off Verizon which I relied on because the wifi here is horrible. Weak signal along with typical congestion at night. I even "upgraded" for $15/week of 10/2Mbs and never got it. We'd stay here again for sure despite the noise.

Closer to an access point I got 22Mbs from their wifi.