Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort: Cranberry Acres in Carver, MA

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Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort: Cranberry Acres in Carver, MA, is a family-friendly camping and glamping destination offering a variety of accommodations from RV and tent sites to cabins. It features a water park, multiple swimming pools, mini-golf, and a wide array of recreational activities and themed events with Yogi Bear characters, making it a popular choice for family vacations and outdoor fun.

The resort's swimming pools and water features are generally heated for guest comfort throughout the operating season. Specific temperature details are not consistently published but pools are typically maintained at comfortable swimming temperatures.

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Amenities

• Good for Children
• Accepts Credit Cards
• Parking Lot
• Accessible Entrance
• Accessible Restroom

Reviews

Listing Reviews

August 1st, 2025

Alicia Billington

I give it a four because yes, we had the best time and we can’t wait to come back but unfortunately, the cabin we got was not what they advertise on their website and advertises that there’s an AC unit in the living space and then the main bedroom we do not have one in the main bedroom and the one in the main living space barely kept anything cool. It was like a sauna, but the main bedroom my husband and I couldn’t even sleep in because it was just so hot and humid. We ended up just closing the door off because the heat from that room was just coming out into the living space and we were having a hard time keeping that cool so we had to sleep on a futon for our kids got the rooms that were near the AC And speaking to friends that had gone prior. They said their cabins were cold. They had an AC in the bedroom and in the living space and it was great and yes, we weren’t in there often. That’s why I gave it a four because it didn’t really matter during the day it mattered at night when we were trying to go to bed and everyone was super hot my husband and I had to sleep on this little futon. It just wasn’t comfortable And it wasn’t what was advertised on their website, but the amenities the pool splash area all the activities amazing the kids were always busy. Had something to do. We’re already planning our next trip. Hopefully we have an AC in more than one room in that entire cabin people were bringing in portable AC units so I’m assuming we weren’t the only ones with that issue But overall it was a great experience. We had a blast. We made the most of it and I can’t wait to go back. It did not determine me or my family. I’m going back. It was just uncomfortable sleeping so there wasn’t much sleep. That was had.

August 2nd, 2025

MR TROBIANO

A great place with lots to do for the kids. Great water features. Had it's own cute looking ice cream stand. Lost a star bc our site was not leveled & the potable water at our site remained yellowish-brown even after buying and installing filter & thing that attaches to filter for longer life. Also felt like sites were on top of each other. Quiet hours began later that other Jellystone, 11pm which is a plus but all activities & stores closed between 7-8pm so nothing to do besides stay at our site. Lastly, they charged for stuff like using a kayak which was free at last Jellystone stop. (Went to 3 different Jellystones in difft states in 1 month for Summer Vacation).

September 8th, 2025

Steve O'Neil

I stayed here for the first time in the Fall of 2025. The park was clean and massive. Other than check-in no interaction with employees. Was amazed they would want to charge me $24 if I lost a wrist band. The pool area was great but I would not want to be there at the height of the summer when full of kids. The only real issue I had was the septic placement. I have a 33ft trailer with the dump valves in the back. On blueberry and Ryan roads the 400 sites all have the septic close to the front. You either need 20+ feet of hose or pull more to the front and lose parking room.

August 1st, 2025

Kristen Fenton

Great campsite. We stayed in one of the Boo Boo Bungalows as we don't have a camper. The site was great. We had a lot of offline fun. The camp had a very 80's vibe, in that the kids were all out having the kind of free range fun that doesn't seem to happen much these days. I do wish I had thought to bring the kids bikes, but will do that next time. There are tons of activities for the kids. I had kids ranging from 2 to 14 and everyone had a good time.

August 6th, 2025

Kayla Zalewski

We recently stayed at Yogi Bear Campground and had a mostly enjoyable experience. The activities offered were fantastic, there was always something fun for the kids to do, and the schedule was well thought out. The staff were also incredible: friendly, helpful, and truly committed to making sure guests had a great time. That said, we did run into some concerns that we feel need to be addressed. There doesn’t appear to be a clear rule book or enforcement around camper conduct. The group in the site next to us used extremely loud and inappropriate language throughout the day and evening. They were also rough at the pool and playground, which made it difficult for younger kids to enjoy those spaces safely. Most concerning was that they played inappropriate movies on a large screen during the evenings, which unfortunately forced us to bring our children inside to avoid exposure to content that was not family friendly. And when you go and try to get help or call the phone number nobody answers to help you resolve issues