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Easter at Jellystone Easter at Jellystone April 14th – April 16th Hippity-hop on down to enjoy the fresh spring air as we celebrate Easter here at Jellystone! This weekend is jelly-jam packed with Easter egg hunts, egg dying/decorating, a special Easter craft, and a very special visit and photographs with Yogi Bear™ and the Easter Bunny. Spend some time doing arts and crafts, take a hayride, and enjoy some Easter basket BINGO on Friday night! Shoulder season rates apply. *Please note that all activities are weather permitting and subject to change. (Activities and amenities are Fri-Sun until check-out time only; limited amenities on all other weekdays.) Friday April 14th 5:00 pm Bears on the prowl. Keep a close eye on your Easter Baskets as the Bear’s will be out and about! 7:00 pm A Easter Basket Bingo in the Pavillion! Bingo cards are $1.25 each. 8:30 pm A Movie under the stars! Meet at the Outdoor Theater by the Pavilion to watch the movie The Dog Who Saved Easter. The movie starts at dark. Concession stand will be open. We will be selling popcorn, soft pretzels, candy bars, and drinks! *Parents don’t forget to boil your eggs and get them ready for tomorrow morning’s egg dying! Don’t forget to sign up for Yogi Bear ™ Pizza Party at the Ranger Station, all age welcome! Lunches are $5.50 and include a slice of pizza, a drink and a souvenir. Extra slices are $2.00 and extra beverages are available for $1. Saturday April 15th **Don’t forget to sign up for the Pizza Party at the Rangers Station by 10:00am Our Amish neighbors are selling baked goods 8:30 am A Yogi Bear™ Cartoons and craft. Come to the Pavilion and outside the Ranger make your very own bunny mask that you can decorate in your Station on Saturday own special way. from 9am to 1pm. Try some of these famous Lancaster Country Yogi Bear and all related characters and elements are trademarks of and © treats!Hanna -Barbera 9:30 am Pictures with Yogi Bear™ and the Easter Bunny! Bring your camera or we will take the picture for you and email it to you free of charge! 10:00 am A Egg Dying and Decorating! Meet at the Pavilion for your favorite Easter craft. You bring the eggs, we’ll provide the rest! (Wear old clothes in case they get dyed) 12:00 pm Pizza Party with Yogi Bear ™ at the Pavilion. Don’t forget to sign up in the Ranger Station!! Lunches are $5.50 per serving and include a slice of pizza, drink, and souvenir. Extra slices are $2.00 and extra beverages are $1.00. All ages welcome!! 1:00 pm K Easter Egg Hunt! Meet at the lazer tag field. Hunts will be divided by age group so show up on time to find your age group and start with everyone else. 3:00 pm Easter Parade! Bring a noise maker and make your own music as we march around the campground with Yogi Bear™ and the Easter bunny dressed in our Easter finest. Then jump in line for the afternoon hayride! 4:00 pm “Hey” ride around the campground! Meet outside the Ranger Station. 5:00 pm Bears on the prowl! Watch out for your Easter baskets, the bears will be on the loose! 6:00 pm A Bunny Hop Dance Party in the pavilion. Bring the whole family for some fun games as well! 8:00 pm T Teen Glow-in-the-dark Easter Egg Hunt! Meet at the Lazer Tag field. Ages 13 and up! 9:00 pm G Adult Easter Egg Hunt! Meet on the deck of the Ranger Station. Don’t forget your flashlight. You will not want to miss these prizes! 9:00 pm Not an adult? Come sit with us and watch the Yogi Bear™ cartoon, Yogi the Easter Bear! Sunday April 16th 8:30 – 9:30 am Yogi Bear™ Breakfast Buffet and Yogi Bear™ cartoons in the Pavilion! Join Yogi Bear™ for an all you can eat regular and chocolate chip pancakes, bacon/sausage and a drink. No sign-up needed! Price TBD 10:00 am A Ceramics!! Come paint a ceramic in the Pavilion, prices start at $6.00, fun for all ages! Yogi Bear and all related characters and elements are trademarks of and © Hanna-Barbera 12:00 pm Come down to the Pavilion to make you very own Easter magnetic frames to cherish your Easter memories! 1:00 pm Hop on down to the jumping pillow for some games! 2:00 pm Say farewell to Boo Boo™ outside the ranger station before you leave! 3:00 pm Campsite and cabin check out time. Thank you for camping with us this Easter weekend. If you would like to depart later, please make arrangements at the Ranger Station by 12:00 pm. The late departure fee is $15.00 to extend your stay until 6:00 pm. Thank you for camping with us at Yogi Bear™ Jellystone Park. We look forward to seeing you again soon. In the event of inclement weather, special activities will be available in Cindy Bear’s Pavilion! Activities will end 30 minutes after start time if no participants come along to play. A Yogi Bear™ approved for All Ages K Boo Boo™ approved for Kids T Cindy Bear™ approved for Teens G Ranger Smith™ approved for Grownups Yogi Bear and all related characters and elements are trademarks of and © Hanna-Barbera LAZER TAG NIGHT LAZER TAG Putt-Putt Hut PEDAL CARTS & ARCADE $5 per session $10 per session DAILY Pedal Carts Ages 6 & up Ages 8 & up DAILY: 10:30am Friday: 4pm-9pm - Dusk DAILY: 11 - 5pm DAILY: 8:45pm Saturday: 10am-9pm Mon-Thurs: Games begin on 9:30 pm Sunday: 10am-3pm upon request the hour 10:15 pm Fri-Sun: Teens-only Sat 30 mins guaranteed playing 10:30am-Dusk 3PM (14+) time for all laser tag games Arcade DAILY · 9am - Dusk GEM MINING ARTS & CRAFTS JUMPING PILLOW RANGER SLUICE SMITH POOL DAILY DAILY Mon-Thurs: upon Opens May 19th! request 10am - 8pm 10am - 12pm · $ Fri-Sun: 10:30am-Dusk Purchase your bags Please see activity sheet for at the store. $8- more craft info $20 YOGI BEAR’S RANGER STATION RESERVATIONS PIC-A-NIC WATER ZONE BASKET DAILY th Opens May 19 ! Mon-Thurs: 9 am - 5pm Mon-Thurs: 9am - 5pm All you can eat Friday: 9am-10pm Friday: · 9am - 10pm pancake breakfast Saturday: 8am-10pm Saturday: 8am-10pm $4 Sunday: 8am-5pm Sunday:8am-5pm Sunday 8:30am – 9:30am AMENITIES Lost & Found located at Ranger Station After Hours Phone Number: (717) 786-1681 Due to safety and liability issues, Jellystone Park™ staff members may not enter or work on non- Jellystone Park™ owned RV/Motorhome/Pop-Up, etc. Yogi Bear and all related characters and elements are trademarks of and © Hanna-Barbera .
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