Jellystone Park
317 Galamore Bridge Road
Cherokee, North Carolina 28719

Phone: (828) 497-9151; (877) 716-6711

Email: yogibear@jellystone-cherokee.com

Website: http://www.jellystone-cherokee.com

Online Reservations: Click here for reservations

Open: All Year

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Maps & Directions to Campground

Directions to the Campground
Located 6 miles from East entrance to Smoky Mountain National Park. From Jct. US 19 & US 441, go 2 miles North on 441, then 6 1/2 miles North on Big Cove Rd.

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1. The Cherokee Indian Museum
   "Welcome. I want to tell you a story, a very old story..." So begins your trip through the Museum of the Cherokee Indian. Totally renovated in 1998, the new museum tells the story of the Cherokee people using high-tech wizardry along with an extensive artifact collection. The museum opens daily at 9 a.m. except on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. Admission is $8 for adults, $5 for children, and free for children under 6. Group rates are available, as well as AARP and AAA discounts.
   http://www.cherokeemuseum.org/
2. The Cherokee Fun Park
   The Cherokee Fun Park in scenic Cherokee North Carolina offers excitement enough for an entire day of action packed family fun with go-cart tracks, kiddie rides, playboat pool, miniature golf courses, waterboats, multiplayer arcade games and many other at
   http://www.cherokeefunpark.com/
3. Santa Theme Park
   Exciting Rudi-Coaster ride, train ride paddle boats, zoo, ferris wheel, shops, entertainment and Santa. Grab a hand full of Rudolph's favorite food and let him eat right out of your hands. Open daily 9 am -5pm from March 31st through October 31st. W
   http://www.santaslandnc.com/
4. Mingo Falls
   Once at Yogi in the Smokies, hike or bike to 200’ Mingo Falls, one of Western North Carolina ’s best waterfalls. Follow Big Cove Road about four miles from Acquoni Road to Mingo Falls Campground area and walk the trail (about a five minute hike) to one