The place was spotless, conveniently located, and the staff were amiable. We are certainly planning on coming back, having already reserved a spot for the following summer. Even though a lot of the amenities were shut for the season (we visited on the final weekend of October), we had a fantastic time. The only hiccup was when we were instructed to wait in the "preparation zone" for an employee on a golf cart to guide us to our spot. We waited for a while before eventually deciding to return to the entrance gate, where they promised to call someone again. Shortly after, an employee arrived and led us to our camping spot. Our spot (#13) was incredibly roomy! It's a wonderful campground for families!

We typically do not stay at Yogi Bear as we do not travel with kids who would enjoy all of its amenities. But seeing it is the offseason on a weekday it was close to visit Falling Waters and the Flight 93 memorial. All of the seasonal amenities are closed but they do have several Halloween scenes set up for the weekend. The campground is clean and the staff is friendly. The only issue I have is that all of their sites are on gravel and non from what I can tell are level, or even close. If you are in travel trailer or 5th wheel leveling is not an issue but if you are in a class A over 35' it is difficult to level.

Check in is super easy & you get an escort to your site & help backing in if you need it. It is pricey, however, worth every penny if you have kids that need to be kept entertained. Snowless snow tubing, 6 water slides, 3 pools, kids spray park, fire truck rides, wagon rides, train rides, pond to fish in, outdoor movies, activities withe the bears (Yogi, Boo Boo & Cindy), mini golf & more. My nieces & nephews love it here. I have been taking them here for 2 years now. The different sites that I have stayed in were nice leveled spots, surrounded with trees so you get the camping feeling. Facilities are clean & well maintain. Every staff member that I came in contact with was super happy and willing to help with anything. Internet not great, but I didn't mind as I was camping. I have Verizon & I had service the whole time.

Currently trying to enjoy a bonfire at 9:30 at night, with my family, but we can’t even hear each other speak because of the constant barrage of gas powered golf carts (rentals), tractors, and neighbors with loud music. I wish I was exaggerating. The family friendly activities are great, I will give them that. But don’t let your guard down at the pool (the life guards i did see we’re on their phone) and don’t expect your kids to be able to ride their bikes safely. These golf carts are not speed controlled and we often see them running stop signs and having races. Of you’re looking for a nice family friendly get away, the activities may sound appealing. But if you appreciate even the slightest amount of decency from fellow campers, I strongly encourage to go somewhere else- at least if it’s summer.

Fantastic amenities, ideally suited to families with children.

Had a pull thru site that was level and had two sewer hook ups which was nice because I could get my outlets close to one of them. Great amenities and plenty of activities for the kids to do. It’s a very big campground so if you don’t want to rent a golf cart, like us, then plan on walking a good ways to get to some of the activities. If you sign up and pay for wifi, it is great, you can stream with no problems. Overall it was a great campground. It rained and was unseasonably cool, which put a little damper on our experience. (Also, the wood from the camp store had a lot of moisture, so it was tough to get going for a camp fire). Lots of golf carts driving around, mostly everyone was safe, but you definitely have to keep your eyes peeled when walking around.