Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park at Mexico, NY

We stayed for three days (Thursday to Saturday, October 16–18) for salmon fishing and had a great time. Our site, PK-1, was a small mobile home trailer with one full bed and a set of bunk beds — perfect setup for our group of three. It was simple, clean, and exactly what we needed for our annual trip. Be sure to bring your own bedding, pillows, and towels — we used sleeping bags and it worked perfectly. Outside, there’s a picnic table, fire ring, and a couple of chairs, which made for a great spot to relax after fishing. The Little Salmon River runs right along the campground, which is super convenient, though it does get busy during the season. There’s also a fish cleaning station, which was a big plus. Overall, a great, no-frills place to stay if you’re here for the fishing!

By far the worst KOA I have ever stayed at. We have been camping for multiple years, and many KOA and this one should not even be able to have the KOA association mentioned in this park. Substandard!!!! The place is run down, and nothing has been fixed since we were last there in 2023. Lots are small and cramped. Such a shame because it really could have a great potential with the river right there. I called and made a reservation in Feb 2024 for Aug 2025. Talked with employee and I was very specific on the site that we wanted and had been there before. We changed multiple dates to accommodate. I later was told she was the owner's daughter but has since moved to Tennessee. Well luckily, I called 3 weeks to confirm my reservation and low and behold they don't have my reservations for

I have been coming here for almost 20 years and will continue to come back year after year. They offer everything from tent sites to luxury cabins right on the banks of the Little Salmon River. There are plenty of activities for the kids every weekend.

We stayed in a tent. Everytime we went into the store for anything the people were very nice. Bathrooms clean. They didn't have a cafe which would have been great so we didnt have to cook. Great experience first camping trip with grandsons.

I had high expectations of this campground after seeing pictures on their website. I thought it would be perfect to bring the grandkids to. We paid for an upgrade to what the staff referred to as "The Red Carpet" river site. * Two feet in front of our camper was a water spigot that would feed two cabins, and our site. The hoses to the cabins were leaking, causing a mud hole, that led to ground wasp coming out. * Someone had the not so bright idea of putting boards and cardboard over the mud hole leaving a mushed up gross mess. * The main bathroom, next to the pool was disgusting! I would NOT shower in them, they were very gross. Thankfully another camper told us of us another area with showers, a bit further walk but much cleaner. * The pool waterline looked like it was not cleaned in a ve