Jellystone Park Memphis

Nick Ferguson

10/06/2024

A little gem in a surprising location. Friends stayed in cabins and said they are good. RV spots and support functions are very good. For more spots than what it looks like on the website. We'll worth a visit and a good mix or long and short terms stay clients.

Uncle Romi

07/06/2024

This was my first experience on a Jellystone property and it may have been my last, as well. We purchased a "Fun Pass" for both of my girls and while largely they got to do all the things that were included, it wasn't without hassle and effort. Every time we asked anyone on staff something it required squawking into a radio to ask someone else to do it who was busy doing something else. The entire campground seemed to be run by the same four or five people who seemed exhausted. There we multiple miscommunications about where things were and what days they were and when. Fair warning, if you purchase a fun pass, be prepared to stay for the better part of a week or more to insure that the craft you've paid for is on the schedule to do. It was a hassle. The park also does long term stays and there were a significant amount of people in the park who had been there a significant amount of time. One site, I counted 11 propane bottles along and under the travel trailer. And of the THREE vehicles parked at the site, none were even capable of towing, so I don't know what the scenario was there. My site had multiple cigarette butts on it when I arrived. Jumbo jet planes taking off directly over the campground all day and night. Highway noise, too. Smelled weed every night we were there, too. Also, the pool. Water temp during our stay had to be near or above 80 degrees. Way too hot. The last day we were there, I noticed they had put the hoses in to cool it down, but it should have been done sooner. It also felt dirty...had that filmy, yellowish tint to it. I very much got the impression that this was a franchise run by workampers and that corporate hadn't been around in awhile. Also, it's not in Memphis. Memphis is 30 minutes north of Horn Lake, Mississippi, which is where this place is located.

Abby Allen

07/03/2024

The campground is nice enough if you're looking for a mostly paved RV Park close to Memphis. It's our first experience at a Jellystone resort, and I was very pleased with the cleanliness of everything and helpfulness of staff. The park seems very well managed. The road noise and airport noise are significant and there is very little shade. While most sites do have a tree, we got unlucky and booked one without. The playgrounds and other amenities are also pretty exposed. The pool and waterslides don't open til 10am, which makes it tough to beat the heat (it's a high of 97 degrees today) while still taking advantage of everything the park has to offer. I appreciate that there are planned activities every day of the week for the kids, but they nickel and dime you to pay extra for the supplies. My personal preference is for state parks and Army Corp of Engineer campgrounds, but as a quick stop over on a long trip this place was perfectly adequate and everything it advertised to be.

anne shoemaker

09/12/2024

Yogi Memphis is a great place to stay. We've visited here multiple times over the past 4 years. Our grandson loves the activities, the bears and all there is to do when we stay! The staff is awesome; very engaged and helpful.

Suzanne Menees

09/12/2024

Nice place, clean and pool was fun. However we stayed here because they advertised propane and we were heading out west next and needed the refill and office help said no one here knows how to do it come back after 4. Really? We had to check out that morning and that was just really ridiculous. They should train everyone to fill propane it was a real inconvenience for us.