Jellystone Park Mammoth Cave

We paid around $800 for 3 night in a cabin. That was above what we would normally pay, but it looked worth it. The beach and the pool were nice and our kids enjoyed themselves. What really irked me was the old, grimy cabins with no bedding included. AND----it really made me question my decision to stay there when I realized that the obstacle course would run me another $80 for our kids over 3 days. Can we have at least a 1 day entry with the steep overnight fees. Don't even get me started on the prices of the golf cart rental. I would have to get a second job to be able to rent one of those. Next time, bring our own RV and plenty of money.

underwhelming, overpriced and incredibly run down. What were probably once great water slides built into the side of the mountain have been closed for years, greatly faded and rotting. They wanted upwards of $175 for 2 nights last we checked and that didn't even include the swimming amenities like the inflatable play-land. If folks are expected to pay those prices I would expect to see a fair amount of that being put back into the place. It has a great potential to be a very nice park. Going to need to see that before I'm willing to spend that kind of money when there are so many other places around that offer better for less. Sorry :/

It's raining so I can't do anything and I'm so bored and it's cold and they hired Kennedy Chaney as the bear and lastly my phone can't charge in then tent so my phone goes dead at night. What if I was getting murderedAnd my phone was dead. I'm not giving you kunk

If your idea of a relaxing camping experience is the constant drone of gas powered golf carts driven by teenagers every evening for hours then this is the place for you. The campground would rather make money on golf cart rental than provide campers a peaceful experience. If they need this income then they should switch to electric golf carts. Otherwise campground is good. Just really hard to relax.

I wanted so much to give a good rating, but we won't come back. They allow day use passes, and we couldn't even use the lake because it was so packed with people you couldn't move if you wanted to. The police were called in due to bad behavior at the amenities. Their golf carts they rent are gas, and people are running around on them at all hours and starting at 5 am. I'm an early riser and already up, but this would be annoying if I was trying to sleep. The worst part was when trying to walk our dogs in the evening when it was cool, the bath house smelled so horrifically bad that I was dry heaving from the smell until I reached about 8 full camp spots away. Nobody cleaned out the bins of dog poop in the dog park the entire time we were there, and they were over flowing also making the dog parks smell horrifically bad. It was in the 90s when we were there and I understand closing activities down at a certain hour, but it started to get cool enough around 7 for the kids to play on the playgrounds and jumping pillow without being miserable, but the staff come out at 8 and lock everything down. Attempted to use the pedal cars, but they were all broken. It looked like they might have had a few decent ones available, but they kept them behind a fence and locked up with a chain so even though you pay to be able to use the amenities, they lock half of them up. This isn't the fault of Jellystone, but every morning I tried to sit outside and enjoy my coffee, but the extreme smell of weed everywhere was terrible. I thought I was just the unlucky one next to the pot heads, but when walking around the campground, the smell of weed hit you constantly. It is a kid themed campground, and I could care less if someone wants to smoke some, but you couldn't escape it anywhere.