Jellystone Park™ Mill Run

We stayed Memorial Day weekend , beautiful campground kinda smaller than what I was expecting, a little crowded! I had a few issues ! One was renting a cabana, I had payed for the whole trip but they were only available two of the days ! And instead of refund to my card for the other two days I was only offered store credit ! Power went out for while and that was pain in the butt ! Also long lines any time I went into the store because not only was it for paying for items but it was also reservations / and golf cart pick up etc so that was another issue and it wasn’t just one day , it was like that everyday we were there ! Also the pool was crowded I didn’t realize people not staying at the campground could just pay a fee and go to the water park something I probably should have look into

Great for kids under 10 but not peaceful. Noisy golf carts, delivery trucks, and a very sloped RV campsite. The kids activities are great but there is nothing here for adults at all. Minimal local amenities made it even more restrictive for food. Must be awful during peak season. Would be improved by some facilities for adults, electric golf carts to cut noise, and an alternative route so delivery trucks don’t go through the main campground.

We love this campground! We've gone there 5 summers total and had so much fun every time! From the monster truck rides to the mini golf everything is so fun.

We had a wonderful camping trip to Mill Run, Pa. We stayed at Yogi Bears Jellystone Campground. Although it was off season and the middle of the week there were quite a few campers. This campground is beautiful, clean and has large easily accessible sites. The camp staff were helpful and the camp store was well stocked. We will definitely return again.

Deluxe Tent Site (613) - Some amenities were nice. We enjoyed the water slides, mini golf, dog park, and the pancakes and bacon were good. Firewood delivery was quick and when we reported an issue with the golf cart, it was fixed fast. The negatives outweighed all of that. The tent sites are crammed together on a slope with stumps everywhere, no bathroom nearby, and a dangerously steep hill to get to the sites. The worst part was the lack of security and enforcement. Quiet hours are advertised as “11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Strictly Enforced.” Nothing was enforced. Our neighbors blasted talk radio until 3 a.m., filled the air with weed and cigarette smoke, swore constantly, hit their kids and dogs, left garbage all over, set a phone alarm off every five minutes starting at 5 a.m. and it continued