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174 Hemlock St, Lower Woodstock, New Brunswick, E7M 4E5, Canada

(506) 328-6287 www.jellystoneparknb.com

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Vicky Charbonneau

Apr 8, 2019

Amazing place to be with family, such nice people and staff. Going to be our 4th year going. Kids love it.

A. Billingsworth

Sep 26, 2018

Wonderful! It is by far the best campground I've ever been to! There is ample events to keep children happy and even a game of mini golf for the adults too. It may be a little pricey but it's all worth it. The campground has a water park, 4 slides, and enough room to park enormous campers.

Amanda Dempsey

Sep 15, 2018

I would give this place five stars, except for two things. I rented a cabin, which I knew I needed to bring all my own stuff to run the cabin, but itâ€™s very hard to remember :hand towel for bathroom, dish cloth for dishes etc. I would loved a friendly reminder list of things you might need. The second thing is not opening the water park until noon meant my child lost out on hitting the slides on his last day. Not giving kids an opportunity to play before they leave is a pretty big deal I would have rather paid more for my son to have the experience not just walk by it sad on his last day. Aside from that excellent service, the teenagers that do the wagon rides and events are excellent with the kids and the little activities were well done. My son had a blast for sure

Amanda Hagen

Aug 17, 2018

I would give a better review bc there is plenty for kids to do although the downfall is for the price you should be able to use the attractions before noon which is your check out time. Very unfortunate for kids only spending one night. An older man ranger also took it upon himself to tell my kids to stop biking around and proceeded to grab one by the hand, this child is on the spectrum and doesn't respond well to touch. His speech isn't perfect either. Unbelievably disappointed by this gesture. He also came to my fire at 11:50 and asked me if I knew what time it was with his watering can? I'm an adult. I know I had 10 minutes to relax and put my fire out. Ridiculous! He was quite ignorant.

Michelle Hebert

Jul 15, 2018

SMOKERS PLEASE READ I rented a cabin for $400 for two nights and had a ranger come up to me while having a beer on the deck smoking a cigarette that I had to put it out which I did I asked him where do I have to go to smoke he said there's two designated areas which are quite far by the way so if you have a little one you will have to wake them up and take them with you or they recommend you smoke in your car with the windows rolled up now personally I don't smoke in my car and I do not smoke in my home because of my kids by paying $400 for a cabin sitting on the deck having a couple beers you should be able to have a cigarette and make sure your butt are put away properly this is a bit extreme therefore I will not be back at Yogi Bear Campground sad to say unless they change the rules or make more smoking designated areas. I end up smoking in my car there for my poor children had to smell the smoke in the car on the way home after leaving does this make sense no and apparently now I do not smoke weed but he claims if you do you will get 1 warning only and if they come around again and smell it you are evicted is what I was told from the Ranger luckily I don't smoke but I figured I'd throw that out there as well for everyone to know. My suggestion is make cabin areas for people that smoke so they can smoke outside and enjoy a beer and charge $100 deposit if they're butts left on the ground they lose $100 deposit or have way more spots available so we don't have to take our young children with us at night time, for these Reasons I'm sad to say I will not be back unless things are changeâ˜¹

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