Overview
Yogi's Jellystone Park, Gatlinburg is located about 20 minutes east of Gatlinburg proper. Because of the distance from Gatlinburg's hustle and bustle, campers can enjoy relative seclusion. The property backs up to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and it's an awesome layout.
 

Adventure Journal
Entry Date: July 2013
Jellystone Park
                         
The Richardson Tribe

 

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Rating (1-10)

Description

Official website

 9

The website is down at this time.

Campground - Reserve

8

Tent, Trailer, RV Campsites

Cottages/Cabins - Reserve

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14 Cottages (**$85-$165)

Lodge - Reserve

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56-Room Lodge & Conference Center (**$75-$200)
20-Room Hike Inn ($70-$97)

Playground

9

The kids loved the playground. Could be more variety.

Hiking

 10

The Appalachian Trail begins here, so...

Visitor Center

8

It's a nice visitor center, lots of wildlife exhibits.

Geocaching

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Geocaching is available, but we didn't have a chance.

Rockhounding

8

There is plenty of rock hounding in the immediate area. Dahlonega is also very near and features commercial gold panning and rockhounding. we visited the Consolidated Gold Mine Company.

Local Attractions

9

Len Foote Hike Inn, Dahlonega Gold Museum, Consolidated Gold Mine, Company, Smith House Restaurant, Appalachian Trail, etc. With Dahlonega and the Chattahoochee National Forest so close, it is unlikely you will be looking for something to do.

*Note: We rate only the amenities we have personally reviewed.
**Accommodation pricing is based on 2013 Smoky Mountains RV Campgrounds website.

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July 2013