4th time. Lots of things for younger kids. Reasonably priced. Be careful that everything is open and working before you go.

We stayed here in July during their Christmas in July theme. We checked in on a Thursday night and stayed through Sunday. We traveled with my teenager and my autistic toddler and stayed in their one bedroom cabin which had a loft above the bedroom and its own bathroom/shower. I have camped at several Jellystone locations over the years and... More

We stayed at a Paradise Pines campsite for one week during the summer. This was our first stay at a Jellystone Campground and for the most part we were pleased. Upon arrival we were guided to our site which was average size and well kept. The sites were somewhat close together but we did not feel ontop of our neighbors... More

My family and I stayed at the Jellystone Paradise Pines from Sunday to Thursday. Overall we had a great time. The staff was friendly and welcoming and showed us to our cabin which was a one family. This included double bed bunk beds, 2 twin bunk beds, and a loft double bed sleeping area. There was adaquate sleeping area for... More

We stayed at the Paradise Pines Campground. It was our first time visiting the Adirondacks and the area is beautiful. We fell in love with the mountains and have returned every year since. However. Our cabin at paradise pines was extremely small. There was no table to eat. No couch. Only a small TV and 2 chairs. This didn't help... More

Online we were astounded by the range of activities available, crafts, cart rides, jumping pillow, pools socials, mini golf, mining. We were unprepared (or misled by the advertising) that everything was to be paid for. $5 for a tube to ride in the river, $8-15 to rent a pedal bike for 1/2 hour, $3+ dollars for the non-free crafts (free... More

Paradise pines was a joy for or 8 year old, and while the bathrooms were clean, and showers were hot, and yes, all the fun activities we 40 something's remember from our jellystone years and now introducing to our children were spot on, the one thing you want to have happen as a paying customer to any establishment is some... More

This was our second stay at the Paradise Pines Jellystone campground. The first time around we stayed in a camper site with a pop-up, this time was in one of the mid-sized. loft cabins. The park does a GREAT job coordinating activities for families. The cabin, all public restrooms, showers, pools - everything really, were well-kept, very clean, in good... More

We just came back from Memorial Day weekend there. There were some pros and cons, just like most other places I suppose. Because I am an optomist I will start with the pros. If you have children, this is the place for you. It is a gated area, full with other children. It was so nice to let them just... More