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Great find right along the interstate for a camp spot. We called them right after we went zooming by, We turned around &went back & they were waiting on us after hours. Nice & quiet. We would stay again.

No longer a JellyStone. It is now called Adventure Bound Beaver Trails. This campground needs a whole lot of TLC. Not a great overnight spot for weary travelers. The main office closes at 4pm. This is a locals vacation destination. 85% of the campground was permanently parked RVs with patios and gold carts. The pool and slides are dated. The bottom of the pools have rust or dirt stains. My son slided his toe on the rough pool bottom of the slide area and couldn’t swim the rest of our stay. Clean bathrooms. The overpriced premium sites in the back of the campground were quiet. Clean bathrooms. No WiFi.

Quick in and out for one night. Tuesday night, so lots of empty spots. Right off highway. Lots of stuff for kids. Clean restrooms with laundry room. Don't trust change machine. Lost a dollar. Nice store and friendly employees. Not a destination campground butt decent place to stay. We had full hookup and good antenna reception with our rabbit ears. Very quiet except for highway noise.

Lets start with the positive :
-the kids really enjoyed the jumping pillow and the water slides.
Negative
-the tubing creek was non-existent. not only was there not any water but they had also dumped old counter tops and construction material in the creek bed. my wife and I nicknamed it asbestos stream.
- The swimming pool was about the quarter of the size it should be for a large campground like this. there was not enough seating for more than 3 or 4 families.
- the worst part of the entire trip was the size of the campsites. We had one of their "larger sites" and it was so narrow we felt like we didn't have our own space. We could not sit at our fire ring without sitting in the neighbors campsite.
If all you seek is entertainment for the kids it may be a ok. Don't expect to find peace or serenity at this campground.