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    Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park

    Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park

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    I cannot believe no ratings yet!…read more Well. Been seasonal here for 3 years and coming here for close to ten! We cannot day enough great about this place! Lots to do for kids! Pool, activities, Yogi Bear tucking them in!! Nice new VIP spots complete with huge fire pits! Bring the marshmallows! Close to Greenwood for all the amenities! Give it a try!

    Went from 5 stars to 1 after our experience as seasonal campers…read more I originally gave this campground a 5-star review, but after our experience as seasonal campers during the 2026 season, I'm changing that to 1 star. The most serious issue was the pool. My children complained about receiving shocks in and around the pool, I experienced it myself, and others reported the same thing. Rather than immediately treating it as a potentially serious electrical safety issue, explanations such as rain/static electricity were given. I was concerned enough that I contacted the Chief Electrical Inspector for Nova Scotia. We also repeatedly witnessed the manager and her husband yelling at children around the campground, sometimes to the point that children returned to their sites crying. We raised concerns with the owner and were essentially told that if we did not like how they ran their business, we "know where the door is." There were also ongoing issues with inconsistent rule enforcement. Staff had looked at our trailer placement, the manager had seen our setup, and we then modified our deck around it. We were later told it had to be changed, while other seasonal sites appeared to have setups that went well beyond what we were being told was acceptable. I was also blocked from a Facebook page that had been created years ago by seasonals for seasonals after raising legitimate issues and asking questions. The new manager had become an admin and blocked me. Thankfully, the original creator later removed the manager's admin privileges and unblocked me. The campground itself has also noticeably declined. Many of the good staff who helped make the place enjoyable are gone. From what I have personally observed and been told, treatment by ownership played a role in some employees leaving. The woman who previously looked after the flowers, trees and landscaping did not return this year. I do not know whether she quit or was let go, but the difference was obvious. Real plants were replaced with plastic ones, and the trees between the VIP lots were not trimmed once all season. The canteen has also become much more expensive while portions have noticeably decreased. You are now paying much more for much less. There has also been some very strange behaviour online. The manager's husband has publicly repeated extremely serious rumours about a former groundsworker. I am not going to repeat those allegations or present rumours as fact. I will say that, from our family's experience, that groundsworker was one of the best employees the campground ever had and would go out of his way to help people. I also question the campground advertising itself as "proudly locally owned and operated." The owner does not live in Canada, comes here for a short period during the summer, and then returns overseas. That does not match what I would normally understand "locally owned and operated" to mean. After raising concerns about safety, treatment of children, management and inconsistent enforcement, we were informed that our seasonal site would not be renewed for 2027. There are still great families here and some excellent current and former employees, and our family has made many good memories over the years. That is what makes this so disappointing. Unfortunately, after everything that happened this season, I can no longer recommend this campground. What was once a 5-star experience is now a 1-star experience for us.

    Beach Street Inn - hotels - Updated September 2026

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