Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort: Natural Bridge — Reviews

Very quiet - we were in the upper level there alone - only overnight RVers came in while we were here. The staff was amazing. The place was very nice. I would visit again.

Weren’t as many activities going on during the day as it normally is for the kids, WiFi didn’t work entire time of stay… when typically it works fine from the campsite we choose… when weather cancels outdoor activities there should be something planned for guest to do inside instead

Jellystone is always great! Especially for families!

Jellystone Natural Bridge Station never disappoints. We have been regularly going for 2 years now. Would love to be seasonal but it’s so expensive. But we are trying to figure it out and do it

Always a great place to stay. Julie at the store was so welcoming and helpful.

This campground is very clean with a lot of amenities. The staff was very friendly and accommodating to every request! We were only there for one night but wish we could have stayed longer. We would definitely stay here again!

We are repeat campers, we ALWAYS choose Jellystone Natural Bridge!!

To be clear, the camp itself was amazing! So much to do for the family. My low rating comes from the issue I had while checking in> I ordered a golf cart with my reservation. Upon filling out the contract, I was asked for my personal insurance. I have rented carts from many jellystones and this is not the standard. Since I was driving a rented RV, I only had my RV insurance with me. The employee shamed me for not being prepared. Well if it was asked to be brought in the numerous reservation reminders, I might have had it with me. There was no mention of its requirement.

Campground was as expected. We pulled in and was greeted by staff. We were escorted to our space and assisted in backing in. We found the pools were as expected. One slide was not working well and kids were getting stuck. Need more bath houses. There was one in the entire section for probably 100+ campers and additional glamping folks. With so many folks trying to use the 2 bathrooms/showers the staff had hard time cleaning them thoroughly.

We loved the campground All Jellystone we have stayed at before you have been able to charge to your site and have firewood delivered. It was a bit disappointing this campground did not have these features. The staff was great and the food was excellent. We would come back but would love if they would stay true to a normal Jellystone vs having different policies.

Shower house near the U section/playground area had zero AC. What should have been a refreshing shower after being in the blistering heat all day was not refreshing at all.

First visit with our granddaughter to Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park in Natural Bridge, VA, had an AMAZING time!!

Average campground nothing special for the price.

The camping spots are very close together. Our particular spot was very unlevel, making it hard to level our pop-up. We didn't realize it would be so noisy with all of the golf carts and music playing as folks rode around. I'm sure it's a great place to bring kids, but was not our idea of camping in the mountains. A couple of positives were the dog run that was right across from our campsite and the bathrooms. They had good water pressure and were very clean.

Very nice for family camping

This was our first time the park and we stayed in a. Glamping tent. I was surprised at the la know restrooms. Also, I had to call the front office to get the toilet paper and soap refilled in the bathroom. It appeared no one on staff did rounds to check them even once daily. It was a holiday weekend so I assumed they would do rounds every few hours, but not even once a day?….To be honest, I don’t see much staff roaming around the park to check on things. Quiet hours definitely aren’t enforced. People, including young kids, were yelling at all hours of the night . Next, the cafe options were underwhelming. Prices weren’t bad, though. Luckily, we brought our own food to grill. The amount of activities for the kids is good, though, including the hayride. Kids over the age of 14 are pretty bored though and WiFi is weak. You have to be very close to a specific point for it to work, so don’t plan on needing to connect for work. We didn’t rent a golf cart due to cost which I won’t disclose, so if u want to go to the live music then u may have to walk a good distance. This may be hard for people with mobility issues.