Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park at Estes Park

It was a large campground and nice to park for a night while on the road but a little too close to other campsites for my liking. It’s right next to Estes park though so it’s got a lot of cool things to do and very close to Rocky Mountain national park ! Great location for a campground.

Visited Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park this summer with our three grandchildren.  The customer service is really good--lots of friendly helpful folks.  Big shout out to Jack who helped up back into a challenging site and then checked back in with us to ensure all was good.  Lots of activities for younger children, the pool is clean, and the playgrounds, mini golf, and jumping pad were in good working condition.  We celebrated our granddaughter's 6th birthday and arranged for a family ride in Yogi and Booboo's firetruck.  Needless to say--we were very tired grandparents on our drive back to California!

Excellent for families with kids. So many attractions even golf carts rentals. Nice store, super clean bathrooms. Some hiking trails. Full hookups. Pricy but was worthy . Most spots quite close to each other

Estes Park Jellystone Campground is everything you’d want in a campground in the Rocky Mountains! Minutes away from NP entrances and Estes Park, yet totally secluded in the mountain wilderness.

We got a site furthest away from the entrance / highway, up a steep road (Yogi’s “Hey Hey Highway”). The sites are small and close together, but the surrounding beauty more than makes up for it.

Super friendly staff and lots of activities for the kids. My teens even had fun here! Will definitely return!!

Friendly family campground. Lot of activities. A little bit pricey.

We stayed here for 11 nights. Spaces are a bit tight, as you have to park next to your rv but we were able to make it work. WiFi was strong at our spot, #76. Very friendly and helpful staff, quick to clean up when others left, clean facilities, and lots of activities for all members of the family. Just a few miles from Lake Estes and RMNP. And we saw elk daily, including them drinking out of the stream behind our camper.

Kid friendly campground with pool, mini golf, jump pad, camp store and golf cart rentals.

Also has nice laundry facilities.

 Some sites would be a fairly long walk to the activities, but it is a very nice campground.

This campground is literally on the side of a mountain.  Rent a golf cart if you're not prepared to walk a LOT of hills.  We really enjoyed staying here.  The sites are nice, pretty well spread out, trees, and fun amenities for the kids.  One downside, the WiFi is non-existent, and there was no cell reception.  If you need any kind of connectivity the only place you can get WiFi is down by the ranger station.

Very nice level sites. We stayed in site 100 and the other sites were a bit close by. No trees between us and the site on either side, but we did face the hill so the view was nice.

Lots of very friendly, helpful seasonal/ grounds keepers. General up keep was very good. The Yellow Lab at the front desk was so sweet, the kids loved her.

Affordable, clean spot to do laundry as well. Really close to Estes Park and easy off the highway when we needed to leave the next day.

Spent some time here during Covid-19. About 7 minutes from downtown Estes Park. Nicely wooded and level sites offering some privacy. Plenty of amenities including pool and jump pad which our toddler enjoyed. Would recommend for a base camp for trips to Rocky Mountain NP

A group of 3 families stayed a week here.  We had two popups and one travel trailer.  We used the campground as a base to explore Rocky Mountain National Park and Roosevelt National Forest.  It took us about 5 minutes to get to Estes Park and an additional 10 minutes into Rocky Mountain National Park.  You are basically in Roosevelt National Forest.  

This isn't the typical Jellystone Campground.  While it has all the typical amenities (pool, mini-golf, jump pad, ga-ga ball, basketball, etc.), the campsites are more private.  Because it is built into a hill, this isn't just a field like some Jellystones are.  There are also quite a few mature trees.  The managers and workers were very friendly and the place was kept quite clean.  The showers are regularly cleaned and I did not have to wait for showers (except when my own teenage nieces got there ahead of me, but not anybody else).  

Here are a few issues we had:  1.  Not enough power at the campsite.  We could not run our air conditioning nor could the other campers with us because they did not have the round bigger plugs, just regular plugs.  There must be some sites with this ability but we were not placed on them despite telling them we had campers.  2.  Tough walk up the hill from ranger station and bathrooms.  Especially if you've been drinking or hiking all day.  3.  Bears.  I saw bears twice in one night in our campsite.  This is not the fault of management, but be careful!  They were easily scared off and caused no damage other than giving me a slight stroke.

In summary, I'd stay there again.  I was hesitant to stay at first because it was a "Jellystone", but it was better than the previous ones I'd stayed in and not as crowded or busy.

We are a family of 4, our boys are 11 and 8. We spent 2 nights Tent Camping in June for Father's Day Weekend. The showerhouse was cleaned twice daily and the shower stalls were VERY roomy. The facility offered tons of activities for the kids and they wore themselves out daily to the point of falling asleep while eating dinner. They made lots of friends and proclaimed it the best part (Well, tied with Legoland) of our 18 day trip over camping on the pacific coast, Yosemite Valley and Grand Canyon. The staff was very kind and pleasant. They were always offering to take an all-inclusive family photo when they were happening by. The trail up the mountain offers some lovely views for some photo ops...there was a pretty beautiful view from our campsite too♡.

Very kid-friendly campground with tons of activities for them and adults.  Game rooms, pool, hiking, etc.  Some of the sites are a little challenging to get into with a big camper, but doable.  We'd defininately go back again.  Just a few minutes from downtown Estes Park.  Beautiful setting!!

so posh with all the playgrounds and activities. worth the cost to get showers, water and power.

We stayed at the Yogi Bear Jellystone Campground outside of Estes Park for 3 nights in early August. We had a water / electric site with our pop-up and it was in a perfect location near the bathhouse on the upper part of the main loop. I was surprised at how large the campsites are - lots of room around the fire pit and picnic table even with our camper and main vehicle. The location approximately 4 miles outside of Estes Park is great - it took us

This campground close to Estes Park is a bit out of the way but worth the visit. Located 5 miles south of town you can be in Rocky Mountain National park in minutes. The sites were a little uneven for a tent and the restrooms were a walk. The highway traffic also made for a long night if you are a light sleeper.