The Jellystone Park in Bremen, Ga., has received a national award for achieving the highest assessment scores in the 80-unit Jellystone Park franchise network.
“We were happily honored and surprised,” said Phil Asztalos, who owns and operates the 104-site campground with his wife, Analyn.
The Bremen campground was one of five Jellystone Parks that won “The Carroll Award” from Leisure Systems, Inc., the Milford, Ohio-based company that franchises 80 Jellystone Parks across the U.S. and Canada.
Bill and Kay Pott, who own and operate the award winning Jellystone Park at Mammoth Cave in Cave City, Ky., have earned another national award.
This time the Potts received the “Dan O’Connell Service Award” from Leisure Systems. The award recognizes Jellystone Park owners who have made exemplary efforts to expand the campground industry.
And in Estes Park, Colo., Rick and his wife Shelly Spears won the “Camp-Resort of the Year Award” for the Western Region as well as the Jim Webb Spirit Award from Leisure Systems – the highest award at a regional level.
“Being part of the Jellystone Park network has been great for our campground,” Rick Spear said, adding, “There are a lot of campgrounds in Estes Park because of the tourism industry here. But Jellystone helped us differentiate ourselves from the other parks in the area and the value we give to our customers.”
