Halloween at Jellystone
by Jeff
(Brownwood, Texas)
Texas Hill Country Travel to Jellystone
Last year (2024) my wife and I traveled to Jellystone with the grandkids for Halloween. We were setting up the RV and noticed that the park was pretty full, probably because of the nice weather.
Anyway, after a while I noticed that a huge number of campers were decorating for Halloween. We started talking to some of the other people getting set up and found out that it seems to be an annual event there.
I knew that Jellystone has a cartoon type theme and is geared toward kids and fun, but this was ideal for small children.
My wife and I didn't come prepared for any decorating, so we just helped out our neighbors a little.
As it was getting closer to sundown, little kids decked out in their costumes created a line making its way to all the RVs in the park. Almost everybody had a table set up with treats to hand out to the kids. And the kids had a blast.
By the time the sun started to go down and get dark, the kids had pretty much finished their rounds. Then the lights started to come on and really highlighted the scary decorations.
It was quite a surprise for us to see such a full-blown event with all the elaborate decorations.
It was great!
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About Jeff Slankard
Jeff Slankard is a baby boomer living and traveling for the last 30 years in the Texas Hill Country. Get his perspective on the importance of family travels.
