Rustic Acres Jellystone Park™ New Douglas
Nestled right along the iconic Route 66, Rustic Acres Jellystone Park™ in New Douglas, Illinois, offers a whimsical escape for travelers seeking adventure and nostalgia. With its charming cabins and tree-lined campsites, families can relive the magic of the Mother Road while enjoying interactive activities, scenic views, and a chance to unwind by the campfire. This inviting destination boasts a blend of rustic charm and modern amenities, making it the perfect pit stop for Route 66 enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Come create lasting memories where the spirit of the road lives on!
Robert Cox
7 months ago"Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park at Rustic Acres is a beautiful park with many mature trees located remotely in a country setting. The park is well maintained and the camper parking spaces are comfortably sized. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. The office is well stocked with camper's needs. The pool and jumping pillow were a great hit with our grandkids. While camping there, a strong thunder storm hit the campground in the middle of the early morning hours and damaged many trees. There were some trees completely blown over and many branches strewn about. The staff had the campgrounds completely cleaned up within hours of daylight. You'd have never known there had been a storm. Very impressive. The grandkids say this is their favorite park to have gone camping. It is located closely enough to St. Louis to make day trips there. We will definitely return!"
Tom Pluemer
6 months ago"Our second time here and the kiddo had a blast. Fun with the bears, plenty of kids activities, swimming, fishing, and more. The staff are amazing!"
Maxwell Anders
9 months ago"Just used the shower house here. Speaking from a person in a wheelchair. It is the best handicap shower I've ever used in an RV park. Very accessible portable shower chairs. Great water pressure and hot water. Thank you for that it was truly a blessing."
De Nacho (DeNacho)
a year ago"Great campground for our yearly "April 1st Trip Work the Kinks Out" trip. It was only about a 2 hour drive for us to just hang out for the weekend. We brought our gravel bikes and could easily ride to New Douglas to get on the Rails 2 Trails bike path. Nice staff and we saw several activities for the kids going on over the weekend. Looked like several locals/regulars who were very friendly."
