Name: Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™ Hill Country, TX
Address: 12915 FM306, Canyon Lake, TX 78133, USA, US
Telephone: +1 830-256-0088

Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™ Hill Country, TX is a campground, located at 12915 FM306, Canyon Lake, TX 78133, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 830-256-0088, visit their website www.jellystonehillcountry.com for more detailed information.

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12915 FM306, Canyon Lake, TX 78133, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 15 September 2016

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Shea Lewis

14 December 2017

Kidtopia!! This place is teaming with children walking, running,and on bikes . There's jumping,water slides ,swimming pools and arts and crafts! The kids LOVED it and so did the parents!!
Axel Goldman

26 November 2017

Love this place. Great staff, clean facilities, lots of things to do.
Sarah Breau

01 November 2017

This park did a great job accommodating our large group. Camping was fun, the sites were clean, and it was quiet in our tents. The activities were fun too.
Jeremy Garcia

19 October 2017

Kids loved it. Lots of activities. Close to river for tubing.
Spencer Wheelwright

11 October 2017

Nice people, but overpriced, especially on an autumn weeknight when most of the activities they advertise don't take place. We would have enjoyed the Halloween home, the craft activities, laser tag, etc., but they weren't available to us (we arrived Sunday late afternoon and left Tuesday morning). My opinion would probably have been different if we'd stayed over Friday and Saturday night.
Paulina Asensio Mohamed

28 September 2017

Loved the campsite, we stayed in a cabin. I only wish they would have had a bit better kitchen utensils. I ran out to heb to get a new pan.
JOSEPH GONZALES

11 September 2017

Great place for familieswater park felt more like a kiddie water parkbut my older teenagers still had fun at indoor pool. Loved that they had an itinerary for events throughout the day.
Yohanna Gzz

19 June 2017

Had such a fun time with the family! The pools were clean and fresh all the time! Comfort stations also very clean. So many things going on each day. I will be back very soon I hope!
Susan Coderre

03 June 2017

We had an awesome stay. They had a lot to offer.
Richard Murray

20 May 2017

It's not open to the public anymore it's park reserved only.bummer we used to go every year.but because of popularity rsvp only.but it's always fun so I do recommend going but you have to stay in the park.
Kourtney Levens

10 April 2017

Don't get there after dark! The direction/street signs are incredibly small and non-reflecfive, not to mention the campsite signs are 6" off the ground with weeds growing around them and nearly impossible to find! You must purchase campfire wood from them, which isn't unusual. But their wood is Cedar and it popped and sparked hot coals three feet out of the fire ring onto the sidewalk!
There are 50 million speed bumps which made it miserable to ride the pedal cars for the kids.
You have to be 18 to drive the golf cart, so it was a little inconvenient (and embarrassing) to drive my 17-year-old and her friend to the pool.
The pool doesn't open till 11:30 am. Try explaining that to the kids who are up with bathing suits on ready to go at 7:30 am!
A few small changes would make this a much more enjoyable park, but until then, we won't be returning.
John Sullivan

18 February 2017

First coming into the park was nice the ranger station was nice we were lead to our sites and we had booked a "premium site" well it was anything but. We were put right next to full timers away from everything. The site was hard to back into, not much space at all, the cable had so much static it was hard to watch. Not sure what the rest of the park looks like but we will not be back.
Tanis Jamar

22 September 2016

We took our 4 children ages 5, 3, 2 & 8mo to stay for 2 nights. By far the absolute best thing about this place in my opinion is that the facility didn't have so many rules that our little kids were prohibited from doing things that we were 100% fine with as parents. Mainly I am referring to using the water slides. If you have small kids and some that are older mixed you know what a devastating meltdown can be caused when big sister gets to go on the slide, but you can't because you aren't 36" tall yet. What a refreshing change to feel like I as a parent was actually able to make choices for my own kids about what is and isn't appropriate for their age/size/ability. We had a great time and the kids played on the splash pad/water playground until we drug them to the cabin. The one downfall of this place was that the splash pad doesn't open until 11:30am daily. If you have little kids you know they are up by 7am regardless of whether they're on vacation or not. So it was a let down to them (and us) to have to wait till 11:30 to get out in the water, and since checkout is at 11am the kids were really sad they didn't get to go back on the slides again the morning we left. We stayed in one of the hill country cabins. AC was cold, full kitchen minus the dishwasher was nice so we didn't have to spend a ton of money eating out every meal. None of our kids were really old enough to get into the extra activities they had available, and we went in the middle of the week after school had started to avoid the crowds so there wasn't a lot of the arts and crafts etc. stuff going on but I knew that ahead of time when I booked middle of the week not during peak season. We will come back again for sure.