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Mill Run Pa 20 US Postage Paid Postage US 44 Years In Business • 29 Years AsAJellystonePark InBusiness•29Years 44 Years Member YOGI BEAR’S PRSRT-STD JELLYSTONE PARK™ US Postage Paid Life’s A Trip™ Laurel Highlands P.O. Box 91 Permit #5 VISITOR’S BUREAU 839 Mill Run Road Mill Run Pa 15464 Phone: 1-800-HEY-YOGI Mill Run, Pennsylvania 15464 email: [email protected] Ratings: Facility 9.0 Restrooms 10.0 Appeal 9.5 ™ 2 KIDS CAMP FREE! Where you camp with friends! with camp you Where MILL RUN MILL SOUTHWESTERN Yogi Bear’s Wet Lands! No Amenity No Fee! Lands! Wet Bear’s Yogi Laurel Highlands&OhiopyleArea 0 Outstanding Recreational Programming Award 10 Years Including2016 Outstanding Recreational ProgrammingAward10Years YOGI BEAR and all related characters and elements © & TM Hanna-Barbera. (s17) Hanna-Barbera. TM & © elements and characters related all BEAR and YOGI 1 Outstanding Customer Service2016•RentalUnitsAward 2016 Operator of the Year Award2016 •PinnacleAward1993-2016 Operator oftheYear 7 Franchise System Camp Resort of the Year 2005 SystemCamp ResortoftheYear Franchise Toll Free Reservation Number Reservation Free Toll 1-800-HEY-YOGI 724-455-2929 • FAX 724-455-7729 724-455-2929 •FAX www.jellystonemillrun.com (1-800-439-9644) All OtherBusiness PENNSYLVANIA SNOWLESS TUBING! SNOW WINNING AWAR D FREE '93-'16 * sm Mill Run, Pennsylvania 1-800-HEY-YOGI Camp-Resort OPEN Welcome YearLimited ‘Round!Facilities Your Host the Work Family Nov. 1 to Apr. 30 2 Sw immin g Poo ls ! Mini Golf ! Pi ! cnic Basket Express s! Summer Snow Tubing Track Sprayground ! Wagon Rides ! Fire Truck Rides ! Brochure produced via CAMPGROUND MARKETING SOLUTIONS • 1-866-893-1490 • www.CampgroundMarketingSolutions.com 2 Facilities • Wooded Campsites • Handicap Accessible • Full Hookups (50 or 30 amp) • Camper Supplies • Clean Restrooms • LP Gas • Hot Showers • Restaurant • Ice and Firewood • Cabin Rentals C ! • Pavilions • Treehouse Rental arous l Ride • Commercial Laundry • RV Rentals ! e • Large Camp Store • ATM Machine Mining Sluice • Cable TV • Pool Snack Bars • Wireless Internet (FREE) • Gift Shop • Dog Park • Golf Cart Rentals e ! There’s never enture Rid 4 Adv G s ! 4x a dull moment! olf Cart Rental • Entertainment • Basketball Court • Volleyball • Worship Service • 2 Fishing Ponds • Summer Snowless • Children's Playgrounds Snow Tubing ! • Paintball Arena • Animaland ide 2 s ! uck R Game Room • Jumping Pad • Pony and Cart Transport Tr • Water Wars Amusement Ride ilitary 6x6 M with Depth Charges • YOGI BEAR™, • Gaga Ball BOO BOO™ & • Outdoor Theatre CINDY BEAR™ Visits New! Nearby Attractions • Whitewater Rafting • Ohiopyle Falls • Canoeing/Kayaking • Hiking Trails 2 Train Rides! • Golf Courses • Kentuck Knob • Fallingwater • Fort Ligonier • Fort Necessity • Antique Shops • Craft Shops • Flight 93 Memorial • Restaurants • Cucumber Falls • Great Allegheny Passage Bike Trail • Caddie Shak Family Fun Center • Living Treasures Animal Park • Bear Run Nature Reserve • Lady Luck Casino 3 SITE & GROUP CAMPING RATES FOR 2017 DAILY RATE BEFORE MEMORIAL DAY VALUE SEASON PEAK SEASON AFTER LABOR DAY IS FOR ONE FAMILY JAN. 1 – MAY 25 MAY 30 – JUNE 8 MAY 26 – MAY 29 SEPT. 5 – DEC. 31 & ONE CAMPING UNIT RATES LISTED ARE 50% Add a golf cart for just JUNE 9 – SEPT. 4 RATES LISTED ARE 50% (A FAMILY IS 2 ADULTS AND THEIR OFF PEAK SEASON RATES $32.00 a night OFF PEAK SEASON RATES DEPENDENT CHILDREN 17 & UNDER) (2 night minimum) *PREMIUM SITE $92.00 FRIDAY, SATURDAY & HOLIDAYS $46.00 $70.00 $46.00 *PREMIUM SITE $82.00 SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY $41.00 $60.00 $41.00 *STANDARD FULL HOOK UP $43.50 $65.00 $87.00 $43.50 FRIDAY, SATURDAY & HOLIDAYS *STANDARD FULL HOOK UP $38.50 $55.00 $77.00 $38.50 SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY *FULL HOOK UP $41.00 $60.00 $82.00 $40.00 FRIDAY, SATURDAY & HOLIDAYS *FULL HOOK UP $36.00 $50.00 $72.00 $36.00 SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY WATER & ELECTRIC $37.00 $52.00 $74.00 $37.00 FRIDAY, SATURDAY & HOLIDAYS WATER & ELECTRIC $32.00 $42.00 $64.00 $32.00 SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY DELUXE TENT SITES $41.00 $60.00 $82.00 $41.00 FRIDAY, SATURDAY & HOLIDAYS DELUXE TENT SITES $72.00 SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY $36.00 $50.00 $36.00 RUSTIC TENT SITES $45.00 $65.00 FRIDAY, SATURDAY & HOLIDAYS $32.50 $32.50 RUSTIC TENT SITES $35.00 $55.00 SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY $27.50 $27.50 ADDITIONAL PEOPLE ON FAMILY CAMPSITE $7.50 $10.00 $15.00 $7.50 (AGE 18 AND OVER) PETS ON CAMPSITE $1.00 $1.00 $2.00 $1.00 & GROUP SITE EXTRA TENT FEE $5.00 $10.00 $10.00 $5.00 GROUP SITES 10 PEOPLE $90.00 $150.00 $180.00 $90.00 ADDITIONAL PEOPLE $10.00 $15.00 ON GROUP SITE (4 & OVER) $7.50 $7.50 *PREMIUM SITES (ARE PULL THROUGH SITES IN THE 400’S) 50 amp SERVICE AND A CHARCOAL GRILL. *STANDARD FULL HOOK UP SITES ARE ALL THE BACK-IN BLUE SITES 101 AND UP *REGULAR FULL HOOK UP SITES ARE ALL THE PURPLE SITES 1 THRU 41 RATES ARE BASED UPON ONE FAMILY, ONE CAMPING UNIT & UP TO 2 VEHICLES. A FAMILY IS 2 ADULTS AND THEIR DEPENDENT CHILDREN (17 & UNDER). CAMP 4 NIGHTS AND GET THE 5TH NIGHT FREE UP TO THE VALUE OF A WEEKNIGHT. NO OTHER DISCOUNTS APPLY, RENTALS EXCLUDED. ALL HOLIDAY WEEKENDS REQUIRE A 3 NIGHT MINIMUM STAY. ALL OTHER WEEKENDS REQUIRE A 2 NIGHT MINIMUM STAY. 4 Storage Rates 2017 Storage (per day) May 1 – October 31 ................................ $2.00 Storage (per month) November 1 – April 30 ...................... $30.00 Tow one way to or from site ............................................. $20.00 *Included Free in your camping fee: Yogi Bear’s Wetlands, Pirate Lagoon, Hurri- cane Mountain, Jumping Pad, Waterslides, 2 - 250 ft. summer snow tubing tracks, mini golf, wagon, fire truck, train, pony cart amusement ride, picnic basket and carou- sel rides, 2 swimming pools, spray zone, games for all ages, kids crafts, outdoor movies, fishing, evening entertainment, and visits with YOGI BEAR™, CINDY BEAR™, and BOO BOO™. Not included in your camping fee: Paintball, ceramics, mining sluice, water wars, animal land, adult crafts, 4x4 Adventure Ride, and 6x6 Military Transport Truck Ride. Reservations are encouraged and usually necessary during busy times. We do offer you the opportunity to guarantee your favorite campsite or cabin by paying our applicable lock fee. If you opt out of the lock fee, you are guaranteed your selected site or cabin type, but specific unit number may not be guaranteed. We require a one night’s BRINGING YOUR OWN GOLF CART? deposit when making a reservation. Full PROOF OF INSURANCE REQUIRED. payment for all reservations is required 30 2017 SEASON PASS $25 days in advance. If your site is not paid in full 30 days prior to arrival, your reservation is Rules do apply. not guaranteed. All holiday reservations require a 3 night minimum stay. All weekend reservations a 2 Golf Cart Rentals night minimum stay. Credit card charges will be processed when Rates May 26 to September 4. Must be 21 years or older with the reservation is taken. Checks accepted only 30 days prior to proof of insurance to rent. NO one under the age of 18 is arrival. permitted to drive cart. Must have valid drivers license. Minimum Reservations taken from 9:00am to 9:00pm during peak season 2 night rental on weekends & 3 night rental on holiday weekends. Memorial Day to Labor Day. Off Season 9:00am to 7:00pm. Winter $100.00 Security deposit required. Book early to guarantee. November and December 9:00am to 1:00pm 1 to 3 days ....................................$64.00 per night gas included 4 days or longer ............................$49.00 per night gas included Site Check-in: 2:00pm; Check-out: 1:00pm Rates prior to May 26 and after September 4 $32.00 per night gas Early check-in or late check-out is $1.00 per person per hour, if site included. is available, and only with advanced notification. Cancellations 2 weeks prior to arrival are refunded in full less a $18.00 administra- tive fee for a campsite or a $38.00 administrative fee for all rental units. Cancellations less than 2 weeks prior to arrival forfeit all money. We hold your site as requested and turn oth- er people away. Camping is a great outdoor experience; therefore, we do not give refunds due to discomforts of nature, illness, or work schedule. This includes no shows and early check-outs. ATM 5 Walk Trail 330 Speed Limit 5 MPH 328 “Please Watch For Kids!” CAMPER P SERVICE ROAD 332 310 325 316 Group Group INFORMATION Wilderness 304 302 Special Needs – If you • Paintball Area • Service Rd. 314 322 323 320 318 308 have any disabilities, Jumping please let us know what Pad 312 306 we can do to make your Waterslides stay a pleasant one. Spring Trail 56 58 54 P 60 52 62 50 Pets—Pets are welcome, 48 64 321 319 46 Walk Trail 44 66 P P.O. Box 91 Fishing Pond but must be kept on a Mill Run, PA 15464 Volleyball Basketball RANGER SMITH™ Blvd. Walk Trail Golf Cart Rentals CB68 leash and attended to at all times. Please be www.jellystonemillrun.com Restaurant & Store 152 Sherwood Road 55 Yogi Bear’s considerate of other campers and clean up after your [email protected] Ranger Station P Pool 150 Pavilion pets. 148 PM53 RIDE STATION 311 301 303 307 305 Raccoon Circle P 309 1-800-HEY-YOGI P 146 Pets are not permitted in or on any of our rental unit P P (724) 455-2929 144 51 CB27 sites except for the designated pet friendly cabins. Bear Street 147 Boo Boo’s 21 149 145 Cabin 20 Special Spring and Fall Camping Rates CB502 CC49 41 39 37 •January 1 through May 25 35 33 31 29 SITE 142 25 CB42 23 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 143 409 410 •September 5 through December 31 411 LEGEND 412 141 151 503 153 Premium Sites CC47 YOGI BEAR™ Circle 19 •50% off peak season rates on campsites Glenn Road Raccoon Circle •All rental units 25% off (2 night minimum stay) Standard Full Hook Ups 140 CC45 34 32 30 28 26 101 200 CB43 38 36 10% Discount—On all reservations (excluding weekly Full Hook Up Sites 504 P 102 CB70 Billy Goat Trail 18 stays in rental units, Monthly site rates or 4 for 5 on 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 CC413 421 422 RV Rental 423 103 202 campsites) Memorial Day to Labor Day reservations when 104 CB40 17 Water & Electric CB72 CB71 203 24 paid in full on or before February 28, 2017 Wagon Trail 106 105 204 139 16 1 2 3 Deluxe Tent Sites 5 7 9 Breakfast Buffet—Every Sat.
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