Frankenmuth Jellystone Park Camp Resort

This campground offers something for everyone! They have a playground, mini golf, heated pool, hot tub, outdoor pool, game room, theater room, camp store, full hook up (until first hard freeze). They are located within 2 miles of Bavarian Inn restaurant and Zenders, as well as all the shops in downtown Frankenmuth. They are also located right by the world famous Bronners

I visit this Jellystone every year and my family and I have a wonderful time. We visit on Halloween weekends and enjoy all of the fun things planned for the families. The only drawback every year is the staff. The front desk staff is fine but the guys on the golf carts are rude, condescending, and never friendly.

For $90 per night, I expected more. Dirty and OLD showers with antiquated faucets and shower heads. Unsafe shower and bathroom facility with doors propped open on both ends. Minuscule sites with barely enough room for the awning to open before it hit the rig next to us. We were parked directly next to the rig on the end of a row. The entire rest of the row was empty for the duration of our stay. Why couldn’t we have one in the middle of the row or at least one site away from the only other camper in the row? And there was a really bright light at the end of the row that shone into our camper at night. The kids on motorized scooters and bikes were traveling at dangerous speeds, putting walkers in peril. We never saw any employees outside the office.

Location, amenities and service at the park was fantastic! Well kept and staff were so friendly. My only issue were the size of the sites. I felt like the photos and description online were a bit misleading. Much smaller than we thought. Sites are very, veneers close together in the regular park. I got a deluxe pull through that could fit an40ft rig and it could barely fit my 35' trailer hitch to bumper. If you have a 35ft+ trailer, get bigger than the deluxe sites.

I am very disappointed. I was on site 142 which is a pull thru site. The water and electric were on the passenger side of the trailer, about half way up the distance of the site. The sewer was on the driver side, close to the road. There was a tree so close that I had to pull way up the site in order to open my slide out. This position put my stairs right at the water and electric posts. I had my 88 yr old mother with me that uses a cane, I was so fearful that she would fall in the obstacle course. Of course booking the site doesn't tell any of this information. My sisters and their husbands came from our of town to see our mother and they were each charged $10.00 to get in. This is ridiculously outrageous. They sat at my campsite and talked. They did not use the pool or any amenities. What a rip off.