We would be proud to have you and your family as our guest for a fun-filled and affordable camping
experience in our friendly resort atmosphere.
Jellystone Park
Located in beautiful Jefferson County, WI
Please plan to visit us soon at
N551 Wishing Well Lane
Ft. Atkinson, WI 53838
Join in the fun and make your reservation today!
Jellystone Park™ of Fort Atkinson would be honored to host your family for a fun-filled and affordable family camping experience. Whether you are an RV enthusiast, enjoy the comfort of a cabin, or prefer tent camping, Jellystone Park™ of Fort Atkinson’s first-rate accommodations, amenities and activities provide the setting for a fun family vacation that’s also easy on the wallet.
From swimming, mini golf, wagon rides and volleyball to fishing, playgrounds, premium amenities, and of course appearances from Yogi Bear™ and friends – you’ll notice that family fun is the main attraction! Our park is a great choice for your family’s weekend getaways or vacations in Wisconsin.
Great memories last a lifetime. So Yogi Bear™ invites your family to make some new ones at Jellystone Park™ of Fort Atkinson. Where You Camp With Friends!®.
We are located in beautiful Jefferson County, Wisconsin. Please plan to visit us soon
at N551 Wishing Well Lane,
Ft. Atkinson, WI 53838.
Business Hours
- Mon, Wed, Thu
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- Tuesday
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- Fri - Sat
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- Sunday
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Services
• Camping
• Birthday Parties
• Play for a Day
Towns Nearby
Fort Atkinson
Nicknamed "The Fort," as U.S. military had an outpost here during the 1832 Black Hawk "war."*Nicknamed "The Fort," as U.S. military had an outpost here during the 1832 Black Hawk "war."* This Southern Wisconsin town of 12,368 bordering the Rock River, and just north of the region's largest lake, Lake Koshkonong is Read More
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Lakes Nearby
Lake Koshkonong
Did you know Lake Koshkonong is not a true lake but flooded marshland? In 1851, Western European settlers to the area built the first Indianford dam which eventually created the lake visible today. Imagine what the first inhabitants in the area saw and experienced. Read More
