Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Mammoth Cave, Kentucky Campground Review

Hi friends, we are bringing you a campground review of the Yogi Bear Jellystone Park in Mammoth Cave, Kentucky. This campground has every amenity that you could think of and our kids had such a blast. We hope you like this video. Thank you for watching and please subscribe.
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[@melindahutchinson196]

Wow! This place is huge and looks super nice. The sites look roomy which we love. Thanks for sharing.

[@herewegoagaincamping]

Hi Melinda! Yes, you are correct. We had such an amazing time at this campground. Can't wait to go back. Thank you for watching.

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We have drove past this exit off I65 multiple times and did not realize this great place was there. Thanks for sharing!

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Thanks for watching.

[@formeraide529]

Can relate to your not liking fishing with worms. My wife was so afraid of snakes that if you showed her a worm in your hand she would freak out. But was not afraid of rats. I came in from work one day and she was standing out in the yard. I asked what she was doing and she said waiting for this thing to die. A rat had run across the yard from an old church next door. She run it down and stood on its head until it died! I am the opposite, fish with worms but wouldn’t come near a rat!

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Oh wow, that is hilarious. hahaha. 🤣🤣 Lori is terrified of snakes and rats and would get no where near them. Thank you for watching.