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Park™ Any Legacy RV Resort 52 51 50 52A 49 48 55A N 55 47 46 54P 56 45 44 301 43 302 42 303 Chillisquaque Creek 41 304 40 CINDY WAY 305 39 306 38 307 37 308 309 35 CRP4 310 311 34 OGI AT 33 CRP1 Y 32 31 30 SHANGRI-LA CRP2 29 M�����, PA 28 27 71 9 26 8 10 25 7 81 WK1 24 6 14 13 WK2 YOGI BLVD. 12 23 15 WK3 5 16 22 101S 11 WK4 501 102S 204 205 WK5 202P 21 203 103S 215P 206 503 215A WK6 20 104S 208 WK7 504 105S 19 100 106S 201AP WK8 102 208AP 225 18 505 107S 201 201BP WK9 103 200 507 108S 104 101 17 YOGI BLVD. 105P 109S 106 216P 224 107P 110S Explore 16 508 108P TANNER LN. 109P 201C 223 217 15 110P L 222P 509 603 201D 138 111 221P 14 134 112P 132 RANGER DR. 602 220P 113 Yogi at 218P 219P 136 13 137 601 135 133 Activities D 131 114 401 402 12 130 115P 116P 403 Shangri-La Camping 11 Basketball 128P 117P 404 Cabins Court 127P 118P 412 409 410 411 126P Deluxe 10 Dumpstation 406P 405P 125P 407P 119P 408P Cottage 124 D 120P 411A 9 Boo Boo Pavilion 3 3 Tent Site Dumpster Group Fire Ring 8 122 4 Your Site #: 121 413 Pull-Thru Oce 1 YOGI BLVD. Restricted WECS-30 AMP Horshoe Pit Area 6 417 Store Maintenance 2 Back-In Hey-Hey Laundry WECS-30 AMP L 5 Ride Shop 4 Pull-Thru LP Fuel 3 WECS-50 AMP Fill 2 YOGI BLVD. 1 ENTRANCE Back-In 1A 1B WECS-50 AMP Playground Back-In w/ WEC Walking Trail Chillisquaque Creek Pull-Thru w/ WEC Restroom Shower 800-445-6660 Outdoor Theater Volleyball General Facilities Yogi at Shangri-La Guidelines Beautiful Landscaping Propane Filling Station Speed Limit is 10 MPH. Please Pet Policy: Tent Camping Clean, Modern Bathhouses observe our speed limit to ensure We do not allow any pets at all in tents. If your pet persuades you to Craft Center the safety of all our guests. Remember. sneak him or her into a tent. You will be asked to leave without any Children are playing! refund. Convenience Store Quiet Time is 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. Aggressive Pets: Aggressive dogs of any breed are not welcome at Laundry Room Photos/Videos: Entrance to Jellystone Park™ any Legacy RV Resort. If your dog shows behavior that is protective and Group campfire area constitutes permission for the management of unfriendly to strangers, please leave it home. If you decide to bring your Club Pavilion. Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resorts dog and it exhibits this type of behavior the owner or management of the Reservations are required. to photograph and/or video-graph the visitor and park will ask you to please find other camping accommodations. Honey Wagon service all his/her guests while on the premises and to use Trash and Garbage: Please place all garbage in designated dumpsters. Dump Station pictures/videos for lawful purposes without credit or Charcoal is to be dumped in the fire ring at your site or cabin. acknowledgment to the visitor. Clotheslines are not permitted. Recreation Pavilion Site Occupancy: Only ONE (1) RV or Tent is allowed Fireworks and Firearms are prohibited on park property, including BB, Seats up to 200 per campsite. Campsites (RV and Tent) allow up Airsoft, and pellet guns. Bingo to FOUR(4) persons per site, although TWO (2) Generators: The use of generators is not allowed in the campground. Swimming Pool: Dances additional people may stay with you for an extra per No Lifeguard is on Duty. Children under 12 must be person fee. Maximum occupancy for cabins in the maximum persons supervised by an adult (18 years or older). Anyone behaving in an unsafe Ceramic Classes they are rated to sleep. or destructive manner will be removed from the pool area. Only bathing Organized Activities Safety, after dark: To ensure all our guest’s safety after dark, please suits permitted in pool, no cotton material permitted (i.e., cut-offs, t-shirts, Available for groups carry a flashlight with you. No bike or scooter riding after dark. etc. ). Smoking is not allowed in any buildings at Yogi at Shangri-La, Visitors: Your visitors are always welcome at Yogi at Shangri-La, as long Fun For All including cabins. If you are found to have been smoking inside one of as they register at the Ranger Station. Registered guests and their visitors Game Room our lodging units, cabins or rentals you will be assessed a one-time are expected to read and adhere to all campground guidelines. Guidelines Progressive Jackpot Bingo cleaning fee of $300. are presented at time of Check-In. All your visitors must register, pay Day- Family and Candy Bar Bingo Pet-Friendly Policy: Cabins or Lodges Use Fees, if applicable, and leave the campground by 10 p.m. We welcome your pet to our campground. All that you need to do is Golf Cart Usage: Due to insurance restrictions, personal Golf Carts are Fun in the Sun let us know that you are bringing a pet and we will book you into a NOT allowed on Yogi at Shangri-La property. Themed activity weeks pet-friendly cabin or lodge subject to availability. We charge a $25.00 No battery operated vehicles nor motor-driven cycles, bikes, scooters or Planned activities non-refundable cleaning deposit per pet per stay (2 Pet Limit). We remote controlled vehicles are to be driven in the park. expect that you will take good care of your pet which includes not Vehicle Repairs (including oil change, etc.) of vehicles and RV’s Playground & Play Equipment leaving your pet unattended in your cabin or lodge and that your pet are not permitted in the park. You may check the local listings for Basketball Court will take care of you – making sure that you clean up after him or her. businesses that provide these services. Volleyball Court We have cabins and lodges set aside for pets and their owners since RV Dump Station is available to dump your gray and black tanks on your Horseshoe Pits some of our other guests are allergic to pets. Unfortunately, if your pet RVs. There is a small fee if you are not staying with us. Please check with GaGa Ball Pits persuades you to sneak him or her into a non-pet cabin or lodge, you the Ranger Station. Hiking and Nature Trails will be liable for $300 in cleaning charges. Drones: For safety purposes, we do not allow drones to be flown in our Fishing Ponds, catch and release Pet-Friendly Policy: RV Sites park. We apologize for any inconvenience. We welcome your pet to our campground. All that you need to do is Sports equipment Violation of these Guidelines is grounds for ejection from the park let us know that you are bringing a pet (2 Pet Limit). There will be no Bicycle rentals WITHOUT refund. Camping is an outdoor experience; therefore charge for bringing your pet with your RV. We expect that you will take we do not give refunds due to whims of Mother Nature. Wet-n-Wild Fun good care of your pet which includes not leaving your pet unattended Swimming Pool (heated) outside or erecting any type of fence or pen around your site. When The Management reserves the right to refuse service, limit the length of stay your pet is taking you for a walk, it must be on a leash – making sure Wet-n-Wild Hey-Hey Ride and the number of persons or vehicles per site and/or evict any person or that you clean up after him or her. party without refund. Park staff are not allowed to work on guests’ RVs. Wading Pool Poolside Cafe YOGI BEAR and all related characters and elements © & ™ Hanna-Barbera. (s18).
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