I just got back from a long weekend here, at one of the “red-carpet, pull-thru full hookup” spots. I could see what some reviewers were saying about the uncontrolled children and general rowdiness but that wasn’t applicable in the red-carpet area of the resort. The larger, expensive sites were in a very quiet area.The kids playground...moreI just got back from a long weekend here, at one of the “red-carpet, pull-thru full hookup” spots. I could see what some reviewers were saying about the uncontrolled children and general rowdiness but that wasn’t applicable in the red-carpet area of the resort. The larger, expensive sites were in a very quiet area.The kids playground is, however too far from this area to walk to (easily) and we rented a $75-a-day electric golf cart to get around the resort. As the day gets later, all playground rules (no horseplay etc) go out the window as parents get drunker so it would be nice if staff would try to enforce that a bit, for the safety of the younger children. That rule and the “no driving the golf buggies if you’re under 18”. The same irresponsible parents were letting their 10-year-olds drive these carts unsupervised and they were crashing and causing hazards.With all that said, we had an amazing time because it was freedom at its fullest. There were no mask nazis trying to force us to wear oxygen-depleters.It had something for everyone and we all had a lot of fun.

We stayed over Labor Day Weekend, it was a wild party scene with out of control kids and drunk people. Neighbor was building big bonfire which nearly burned down the campsite. Kids came for the water park, if you want a quiet place to stay go somewhere else. Wifi and cellular reception not so good due to trees and rural location. Close...moreWe stayed over Labor Day Weekend, it was a wild party scene with out of control kids and drunk people. Neighbor was building big bonfire which nearly burned down the campsite. Kids came for the water park, if you want a quiet place to stay go somewhere else. Wifi and cellular reception not so good due to trees and rural location. Close to Highway 12 and I-80.

Yogis Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort (formerly KOA Tower Park). Campground is South of Sacramento, maybe 45 miles close to the I-5. We had a great time. This time it was just us two adults. Made the reservation the morning of arrival. We live in Southern California and it was our last weekend before vacation ended. Ther...moreYogis Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort (formerly KOA Tower Park). Campground is South of Sacramento, maybe 45 miles close to the I-5. We had a great time. This time it was just us two adults. Made the reservation the morning of arrival. We live in Southern California and it was our last weekend before vacation ended. There are not a lot of 50 amp sites. We did have a choice of 4 remaining. It was in front of the pool. Yes, there were kids playing and having a great time. The noise level was equivalent to a school playground-just happy sounds and all were well behaved. We were not bothered at all. Lots of families just enjoying the wonderful weather. It is also a boating area. Enjoyed cocktails at the local on site restaurant-Rosa's. Staff was wonderful. Sites are close together. Lots of shade trees. We were the 3rd site from end, but had great timing, in that for 3/4 of a day we had an unobstructed view of the pool. We are planning a family reunion next year because the campground had all we needed. There is WiFi but did not connect to theirs. Had phone service, but no clue on # of bars. We have Verizon. Our rate was a wknd rate and included a $2 resort fee.

Broken wifi really ruined our plans since we need it to plan our trip. We have a very filthy campsite next to noisy neighbors. The generally poor upkeep. Yes, the pool was nice, but having someone scoop out the debris every once in a while would make it even nicer. Terrible showers. Dirt sites. Not recommended.