Jellystone RV Campground, Frankenmuth, Michigan 9/2025 Pros: Clean Well maintained Friendly helpful staff Several comfort stations (bath & restroom facilities) Close to variety of shopping & restaurant choices Large Indoor & outdoor pools Several fun activities for kids (bounce pad, playground & Putt-putt golf) Campsites are staggered Cons: WiFi could be better, especially as park gets crowded. Limited number of sites with cable TV connection $112/night for our "premium" site (no cable TV connection) Limited number of full hookup sites scattered throughout main campground area Limited number of sites with fire rings (City ordinance) FYI - If your campsite is at the South end (especially the first 3-4 rows of the park, there is a commercial facility with frequent truck noise early AM. read more

Prices go up and the service goes........UP AS WELL!!! Extremely clean campground with full hook up sites, walking distance from downtown and free shuttle buses if you don't want to walk. Very entertaining place with activities throughout the whole day and with two commercial swimming pools and much more. Also have a nice camp store with all the essentials at a very reasonable price, snack bar is fresh and the slushes are the best! Would recommend to anyone. read more

Frankenmuth Jellystone Park - Campgrounds Near Me - Frankenmuth, Michigan

This is was an amazing campground! My family and I came here in November so there was barely anyone there. They had a nice indoor pool and hottub along with game rooms,laundry room, and nice bathhouses. Frankenmuth is a really cool town as well and i recommend checking it out if you are ever near there. They also have Bronner's there. Dogs are allowed here read more

We have been here many times in the past. This year? They did not seem willing to work with us at all. We picked out our spot online (like always).. picked out spot that was over in big area.. got here during week day and were told we had no other options. With a 40' rig? Nearly impossible to back in to the spot. Park didn't seem crowded but nope. No other options. Our spot had NO cable. Other spots in area had cable. The receptionist was horribly rude. We will not be back. read more

We went 8 strong (2 families) + 2 dogs and had adjoining spots, which made it extra fun because we had double the common area. It is literally across the street from Bronner's, so my friend and I were able to walk there to shop while all the boys were hanging out at the campsite. I personally didn't go in, but the boys went to the indoor pool and they seemed to enjoy it as I was able to see them from the windows. There is putt-putt onsite, but we didn't play because the kids were way too young and wouldn't have the patience, but I'm sure older kids and their parents would enjoy them. Their grounds were clean and it's very family friendly. The playground was big enough to not feel crowded even if a lot of kids were to be playing there, there's a giant bouncy pillow, they have arts and crafts throughout the day, and my favorite part as a kid who grew up in the 80s, they showed Yogi Bear cartoons on the side of the barn in the evenings. Also, Yogi Bear came to visit so we were able to take pictures with him. We didn't stay in the cabins because we had a camper, but the cabins are more towards the back of the park, and I'm guessing it's more than acceptable because I saw groups of people outside their cabins hanging out. While no one is going to walk by and complain about your music as long as it's on at a reasonable volume, it is overall a more subdued campground, not much loud partying going on. They do allow pets. Standard rules - always on a lead at the campsite, no leaving them alone, always on a leash when leaving the campsite, and pick up after them. Pretty simple. I'll go again. read more

Campground is clean and well maintained. They have a very nice playground. My issue is with the showers. You have to push it in to get water. You have to do this multiple times to take a shower. And the icing on the cake, they were freezing cold. You hardly get yourself wet, washed and rinsed. Finding the button to push with soap in your eyes and freezing cold water is less than desirable. People that pay 70 dollars a night for a campsite can be trusted with a shower that stays on and some hot water. read more

Full hook-up sites were too close together. Our water riser was on our neighbor's site. We had to run a hose through their front entryway. They were nice about it. I feel like they could have taken a site out of each row and made more space. read more

What a fun place to stay. We had our granddaughter with us (3 years old) and she loved the playground. Guests are friendly and courteous and the staff is wonderful. Going back again this year! read more

Park is clean and well maintained except some cement pads are cracked. Standard sites are very small, both length and width. Neighbor's awning only inches away from my slideout. 5th wheel on other side didnot have enough length for pick up truck parking. WiFi doesnot support streaming. Cable tv only on some lots in the rear of the park. Expensive - Standard full hookup was $63. Week night and $73 weekend. Indoor pool and hot tub nice, camp store well stocked. read more

Frankenmuth Jellystone Park - Campgrounds Near Me - Frankenmuth, Michigan

Would never camp here again. Showers are horrible for what you pay. You would think they would have better showers. The sites are so small that you are literally on top of your neighbors. They tell you that you can't have a campfire because they are in the city and then they say but only double lots can have a fire. Then they say you can rent a fire pit. Which one is it. We were sitting around our site playing dice, and the security came and told us we were too loud. Then 2 mins later, they came back and said he could hear us and we needed to be quiet at 10 pm on a Saturday night. We turned off our music, and we kept our voices down. Security came back around again and told us he was going to call management who would call the cops and they would kick us out. Aftet that they kept driving by with their lights off to catch us. If I could give them zero stars, I would. read more

We really enjoyed it here and would come back. Stayed for several days just before Memorial Day weekend May 2021. Pool was fun, sites were decent size (not overly large, but not too tight), bathrooms were spotless. Neighbors were friendly and we enjoyed all the kids and pets. read more

We just returned from FJP , this was our first time staying there. The park is very clean, with a very nice camp store. We were vistitng the area for Ocktoberfest and thought we'd give this one a try . However the price you pay for a TEENY tiny lot is rediculous. There was NO privacy between campers. The dog walk area is so small,basically a very long area of grass that is on the outside edge around the campground. MAYBE 3 feet wide. The level of noise from people and radios late at night was rediculous, and being packed in like sardines only made the noise level that much worse. I am not sure if we'd stay again. Maybe if we got a wider spot on the end . Maybe. Even then not Sure. However the location is very nice. read more

Here it is, 1:08 AM and neighbors STILL outside talking loudly. Campground is clean. Restrooms are clean. But, nothing is done about keeping people quiet thus late at night. read more

Kiddee park primarily. Very close to Zehnders water park and Bronners Xmas store. Pick the wider double sites if at all possible. The single sites were designed for no slides or awning units. Very narrow and close together. Well maintained and a very personable staff. The grounds are clean and they have a top-notch store for nearly all of your camping needs. A good place to stay an next door to the town and all of it's amenities. read more

FJP is an extremely clean campground. Spotless showers, plenty of activities for kids, terrific indoor pool/hot tub, and very friendly staff. read more

Frankenmuth Jellystone Park - Campgrounds Near Me - Frankenmuth, Michigan

We didn't go far to go camping this year but I would do it again. The kids had a blast. We also took advantage of the adventure park right next door and dining in Frankenmuth. The whole family stayed busy with all of the activities. Going again next summer, for sure. Sonny Earls All Starr Powerwashing, LLC read more

Highlights of this campground: * Extremely tiny sites * $63 a night for the most basic spot * no camp fires at your site unless you spend an extra $30 on a portable fire ring (although they do have a community area that has a few fire sites) * It's close to the airport, so there are planes flying low overhead constantly (this was cool for the first hour or so, then it got old) * Children's activities seemed to run late * the flies, goodness, the flies! They were EVERYWHERE. We couldn't figure this one out as the park seems incredibly clean, but they were gross. Helpful tips: Bring extra cash. * mini golf was an extra $3 a person * Pedal bike rental is $15 an hour Staff was friendly. I wouldn't personally stay here again. I thought it was very expensive, and not really a great value for what you got. read more

Awesome yet awful at the same time. How is that exactly? The flies ruined the experience. Trying to eat outside once and had to run in because we were being divebombed by flies. Then they would get into the door of the camper because they were swarming door and it one point we counted 15 flies above our dinner inside. Awful! The best part of camping is being outdoors and we couldn't enjoy it. Everything else was great! But because we could enjoy the great outdoors we won't come back. read more

Nice campground with several amenities. It's quiet and clean. No fire pits are allowed unless you bring your own and it's so far off the ground. That's the only complaint. If you like walking it's close enough to town to walk. It's great for little kids with events all day long. Our teenagers love the pool, game room and hot tub. read more

Potholes everywhere, very tight space. My awning was a few inches away from my neighbors. Activities were nothing exciting. I had water and electricity for my A Class, but no drain. I'm not sure if I revisit. Also, tree branches were not trimmed. Sitting on top of the roof and awning. read more

It is a very well kept campground, indoor outdoor pool, hot tub, arcade room with pool table, theater room, playground, rental bikes. Some events on the weekend, yogi bear walks around. We got the cheapest tent sites, they had an electric hook up so it wasn't too rugged. Friendly staff. We got there on a Thursday happy to be away from other campers but out of all the tent sites around they placed us right next to other campers which was just kind of uncomfortable and unthoughtful. The sites are just all so close together. Stayed quiet after 10 though so that was nice. read more

This campground has very small sites, with your neighbors almost on your campsite. We stayed this weekend- what a mistake. We should have been told when we made the reservations that there was a dog show in town. There were people walking dogs everywhere and did not even use the dog run area. I too have a dog- but she is 18 and well trained. For the dogs we encountered to be in the dog show- very out of control and barked way too much. The park was way too noisy and the establishment did nothing to lower the noise level. $65 for a regular campsite is way too much to spend. This is a bad tourist trap. read more