Log cabin & charming tiny town Watched Buffalo in front yard

Charging additional separately $56 cleaning fee's . Terribly shower ran out of hot water in middle of shower also broken shower handles couldn't adjust hot & cold water. Dripping water over bed Leaking exposed water pipes Dripping water over bed.

very nice area and kept well!

double booked our cabin and couldn’t get what we wanted.

So quite, cute & clean!

The location was beautiful and the people were nice. The kitchen was fine.

The room was much too rustic, it was very small and the shower was a much too small. The heating was a gas stove that was almost impossible to control. No internet in the room.

The location was wonderful.

our cabin was in the back and it had a fire pit.

Most of the facilities were closed when we arrived. We booked before the North entrance to Yellowstone closed, but we still went to support this small community. Our cabin was old but clean and cozy. We saw wildlife from our cabin!

Bathrooms need to be updated. Wish shops and restaurants were open, but with very few guests there due to Yellowstone closures, I understand why they were closed.

Beautiful location just outside of the NE gate of Yellowstone. Silvergate is a cute town with a restaurant that serves delicious food and a general store stocked with souvenirs.

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quaint location very peaceful with nice amenities

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We stayed in the older Whispering Pines section, rustic cabin WP10, “The Love Shack” built with hand hewn boards & re-purposed windows & doors, next to the river, loved it! The imperfections are part of its charm. It’s private & very cozy with comfortable bed & linens. Loved the thick duvet, as in early June the nights are cold at this elevation. The propane heater was quiet & kept the cabin warm. There was plenty of hot water for showers & it was very neat & clean. The kitchen was sparse, but has everything you truly need: pots & pans, drip coffee maker, toaster, utensils & pretty ceramic plates, wine glasses & a nice stove & oven. The wildlife is nearby, so do not leave your pets unattended, or off leash! We had two moose at our picnic table in the morning! ( and evidence of bison) A real treat!! Off the deck is a fire pit, picnic table & log chairs to relax in when the weather is nice. The terrain is natural & the yard is not groomed, it is closer to a cabin in the wilderness experience.

There is no overhang on the front porch or the back deck overlooking the river so you can’t use the nice woodchairs as they get soggy when it rains.

Really like that there is a bathroom with a shower off the cabins. Nice t9 have a grill and refrigerator. Very clean and cozy. It was raining when we were there, so not able to explore or use the fire pit unfortunately.

A longer overhang on the front would be nice- just a suggestion.

location

backup power was not there apparently in that remote location we were not able to even use the restrooms properly.

The staff was very friendly and did a good job. Beds were comfortable, bedding was soft and warm.

You could see through the walls to the outside. Seemed very expensive for what you got. No wifi, no phone service, no amenities. Power went out so no electricity or running water. It snowed in the night and there was no snow removal.

Clean and really close to Yellowstone entrance

Queen bed had huge sag in middle of mattress. WiFi only worked near office, not in cabins.