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"Useful stop over for us, as we were moving on to Yellowstone the staff friendly is would use it again the room was good so overall it a great stop over"

"Great!"

"Quiet relaxing and beautiful area!"

"Excellent time, the absolute coolest place"

"Wonderful yurt and experience! Fun for the kids! Loved the borrow shed, the tether ball, and for all the amenities. Sharon thought of all the things and made our stay comfortable and fun! Thank you!!"

"charming place in a really nice area at the gateway to the Tetons. Cute little western town theme. We walked around the campground and also saw the beautiful glamping tents . Would like to try that out sometime. Nice restaurants within five minutes."

"Nice and quiet"

"The place is surrounded by mountains and have clean facilities for friends and families alike. Highly recommended"

"Very cute cabin. Super good price for the location."

"This was a fun and unique experience. I would definitely do it again! Well worth the money"

"Adorable property. Clean, quiet, and unique. We will absolutely be back!"

"This felt like the old bait and switch. I didn’t know I was going to sleep in a tent until after I paid for the one night. Yes, the tent was well appointed, and I slept well. But that’s not the point. The people who ran the place were excellent, and there were cabins on the property that were all reserved. You must know to request a cabin before you pay."

"We had such a fun and relaxing stay here! Host was easy to communicate with and very personable. The canvas tent was fun to stay in, with electricity to plug in a few things. There is a fan and heater depending on which you need for the weather. Our site had a firepit with 2 chairs, and picnic table. Bathrooms/showers were a very short walk. Neat location, near hot springs and a few fun restaurants. We visited in mid September."

"Easy to find. Perfect for our family. House was just as it was listed. "

"Great place and location"

"Suspect in hot weather the single window air conditioner wouldn’t be enough but we were fine in 80 degree daytime temperatures."