Jellystone Park Camp-Resorts has unveiled an array of new attractions aimed at enhancing the family camping experience. The company’s initiative aligns with its goal to provide exciting options for guests each season.
This year’s enhancements include a diverse range of water-based activities and facilities. Among these are multilevel splashgrounds, water slides, and floating trampolines. Additionally, some parks are introducing unique features such as snowless tubing slides and mini-golf courses, creating a variety of recreational opportunities that appeal to both children and adults.
In Indiana, the Plymouth location is set to debut a new water trampoline with an attached runway and slide by Memorial Day. Meanwhile, the Carver location in Massachusetts has recently expanded its play offerings with a multilevel structure featuring water slides, blasters, and cannons, complemented by an activity pool that supports water basketball and volleyball.
Many locations offer new attractions each year, ensuring there is always something new for families to enjoy each season,” said Trent Hershenson, vice president of marketing for Camp Jellystone, in a press release.
Michigan is witnessing multiple upgrades across its sites. In Frankenmuth, a new playground is being installed, Grayling will introduce a mini jeep rental service and an RC car track, and Petoskey is adding a jumping pad accompanied by a foam and bubble machine.
Further enhancements are evident in other states as well. An indoor gellyball arena is coming to Binghamton, New York, and Jamestown is adding a miniature golf course alongside a snowless tubing slide, while Glen Ellis is set to welcome a toddler playground.
In North Carolina, the Asheboro location is developing a “Bears Den” for interactive character experiences. Additionally, Bostic has introduced a disc golf course, and Tabor City is preparing to unveil a new bike pump track.
Ohio is also celebrating new additions. Mt. Gilead is enjoying its first full season with a new resort-style swimming pool, Nova is scheduled to open two new pickleball courts by May and will also introduce a food trailer. Uniontown is gearing up to launch a dedicated water play area for dogs, featuring an agility course and interactive water elements, with an opening planned for early June.
For Pennsylvania, Harrisville is constructing a new water zone that includes a pool, splashground, and slides, enriched with interactive water features. Additionally, Mill Run is set to install a new miniature golf course, an RC track, and a new jump pillow.
Texas parks are not left behind. Burleson has introduced new jumping pillows and inflatable attractions, Tyler is enjoying a new 130,000-gallon mega water zone completed last year, and Wichita Falls now features a 7,500-square-foot water playground with big and kiddie slides, water blasters, and a giant hydro storm bucket, now fully operational for its first complete season.
In Canada, Niagara Falls, Ontario, is constructing a multilevel water playground expected to open by late June. This facility will feature a variety of water-based attractions, including slides and a large water-dumping bucket.
For more information, visit Jellystone Park Camp-Resorts’ website at campjellystone.com.
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