Probably a very original way to camp when weather is warm but it's - at best - "primitive camping" with a bed in a tent!

Pretty much everything

Comfortable bed & amazing set up.

Separate bathroom but it’s a part of the experience so it was fine.

The bed was comfortable and quite large. The location was not too far from West Yellowstone.

I wouldn’t say that we had a glamping experience. Even though the bedding was quite alright, our tent had several big holes, thus a lot of insects and spiders were inside when we arrived. We had to chase them all after a big day of hiking, and fill the holes with toilet paper to ensure they don’t come back during the next days. The 3 showers and 3 toilets are clearly not many enough for something like 50 tents in total. Also the shower curtains are really disgusting and hot water is not always ensured. After one night not being able to sleep well because of thunderstorms (not the place’s fault but still), we couldn’t sleep well the next day because the people in the tent next door talked loud until very late. Hence we think that the tents are all too close to one another, it gives no sense of a bit of privacy we thought we would have as a reward by staying in such a remote place. Our last night was so rainy that water entered the tent despite our toilet paper protections in the holes. This is not acceptable, humidity inside is bearable when camping but not puddles of rain. Overall, we were very disappointed by our stay and would not recommend it.

The location is good but all cows walking around the tent and the entrance of the camp.

There is no hot water for shower!

The tent was nicely decorated and good beds, especially for primitive camping. Clean. The restrooms were proper.

We asked for towels, but had to buy them. Or with a five star rating could get them for free, what I think is not correct. Our tent had a leak, after a heavy thunderstorm there was water in the tent. The road to the tents was really bad.

The tent was clean and the bed was comfy. Having the cows around was a nice addition. Lamps were supplied and heaters were available for an additional cost. We used the heater for a bit while we played cards and again when we woke up.

We were hoping for a clear sky to see the stars but unfortunately it was a cloudy night. Beautiful location.

huge and confortable tents. beautiful views! Perfect location for visiting Yellowstone. really very very confortable bed and space insiste the tent. Hosts are so kind people!!

Lady that answered the phone was super nice and helpful. Guy who checked us in was nice and gave us the name of a place to eat that was awesome! Beds were clean and comfy. This was such a cute and different idea for a fun stay.

Road into the area was poor. Very muddy and rough. It's in a cow pasture and the cows stood right in the roadway and walked around the tents. Area smelled like cow poop because of its location of course. Check in area was 2 old camping trailers with a string of christmas lights. Needs some lawn cleaning, weed trimming around tents. I stepped in a hole trying to get to the door of our tent and almost broke my ankle. There was absolutely zero lights at our tent but we were told there were 2 lanterns which was not true. There was a nasty rug in the floor of tent that should be tossed in the trash. The bathrooms were across the muddy driveway from the tents. Wish they had put more effort into this wonderful tent camping idea. For 109.00 a night, a little light or power in the tent would have been helpful. A better road into the area would have helped the rating.

Place stuff price everything I love this place

On the future include breakfast

I really like the tents the only thing was there was holes on the tents and alot of spiders and the shower handler need to improve

The showers

It was a good location. The beds were comfortable.

There is a large hole in the canvas that lets the bugs in. The showers were clogged and not usable. The RV toilets were not great. They advertise glamping and then tell you it is primitive camping. The price reflects glamping and it fails to deliver on that.

Good views , decent layout , cows were fun to have walk by during breakfast

Would of been awesome to have fire rings at every tent or between every couple

Tent has space and big enough for my family of 4. Decent enough I suppose. good experience for the kids and let them be close to nature.

bathroom condition and facilities can be better I feel. location is too far from Yellowstone west entrance. at least another 30mins drive from west Yellowstone. can be tiring and inconvenient after one whole of exploring the National park.

Good location with pleasant staff and very comfortable beds

On Sunday morning or last day of our stay there was no running water in the bathrooms to take a shower and no staff available to talk to.

Absolutely gorgeous remote location. The bed was quite comfortable with plenty of blankets. Centrally located, not disgusting restrooms were a real plus. The environment was really friendly, families etc.

No real complaints. Read their instructions and be prepared for exactly what they describe. It was quite cold and the dirt/gravel road is pretty intense.

The environment is beautiful

In the middle of the night, there is no gas in the stove, so it is very cold

We stayed in a king sized tent and it was really lovely - I’m 6”3 and it didn’t feel claustrophobic. My girlfriend hates camping but she was happy with it - waking up to Mountain views is pretty special. The beds are really comfy and bedding is clean. The woman who welcomed us (Jess I think) was very friendly.

As others have mentioned, the toilets/showers do get a little muddy but they don’t smell. It’s hard to get a really good shower as a chain needs to be pulled down at all times to make it work but they were warm at least - appreciate they probably do this to save water.

Very nice view on the mountain. Close to Yellowstone. The host was very friendly and welcomed us very well. There was some live music around the firepit which was lovely.

When we arrived, before even settle in the tent we were offer some items free (towels, propane heater, firewood...) in exchange for good reviews. Note that except the bed in the tent, nothing is included. There were only two showers (for more than 50 tents) and were very dirty and no soap, shampoo provided. Therefore it is very expensive for the quality and what was provided

Your property caretakers: The young could and their kid living in the itty bitty trailer... they were kind.

Your marketing advertised it as "glamping". I live in the bush in Mozambique, Africa and have seen better tent living there. Your place was a muddy pasture next to cows, with swarms of flies and mosquitoes and only 2 porto-poddies for 40 tents. The shower was full of mud and I had to hang onto a chain to get a trickle of water. There was no drinking water available. There was one fire ring but not a single pot to cook in. The entrance: an extremely rutted dirt driveway a mile long. The bed was nicely made over dirty sheets -with hair on them.

Difficult road to get to the property, tents close to each other, noisy and not comfortable. Very cold at night even with heater .

The location was good to enter Yellowstone. The tents were decorated nicely and the camp had a friendly atmosphere. The backdrop was breathtaking. Very closeby was a nice grocery store with good prices. Good for a night stop over.

Our king sized mattress was comfortable but we sunk into the middle the entire time or rolled down on a slant. perhaps the mattress pads could be replaced at some point. The mosquitoes were also unbearable in the evening in early June, which the hosts can’t do anything about, but it meant we couldn’t enjoy the gorgeous outdoor landscape comfortably.

Amazing! Wish we got to try breakfast but it was closed. Otherwise it was a fantastic stay

Location, location, location. Instead of staying in Yellowstone, stay here. We had a 3-person tent. It had plenty of room and the little heater worked great at night. The camp compound does a nice balance between spacing out the tents and allowing for privacy with being close to the bathrooms for convenience. It feels very remote but is really just a short drive to anything. For dinner, we bought shrimp, garlic, and spinach at the local grocery near the Park, wrapped it in foil, and cooked on the campfire coals. Of course, s'mores for dessert. Highly recommend the grizzly and wolf sanctuary https://www.grizzlydiscoveryctr.org/ And a Tetons 2-hour trail ride https://www.horsebackadv.com/trail-rides/

Signage for night arrivals could have been better, but we were laughing so hard at being lost it really didn't matter much. Bright moon and incredible starts helped a lot. Good stories, that's what it's all about. Speaking of stars, we recommend the Star Walk 2 app. You can point it at the sky and it'll tell you what you're looking at!

A really cool experience. The bed was so comfortable. The tents had some holes in them, so some bugs got in, but it didn't really bother us. In the morning we were awoken by cows shaking our tent (that's the reason for the holes in the tent), it was kind of an interesting experience. Didn't bother us too much. Dinner and breakfast can be bought from the food truck. We had french toast for breakfast. The bathrooms were actually pretty clean.

Had a great view and the restrooms were nicer than I anticipated. Really affordable relative to everything else in the area. I found the staff to be really helpful and mindful of our needs. Ultimately if you want to have a comfortable camping experience this is definitely a place I would recommend to folks. When we arrived the roadway was a little rough, but I drove it slow and it was fine. Best part was the stars at night and the campfire experience!

Was a little cold in the evening, but we rented a heater and so that abated that issue for the most part (still needed to bundle a bit)

Comfortable beds, facilities clean and warm, spacious

Hard to find the camp in the dark

Horrible experience, can't think of anything positive

Nobody was there, you are on your own. Not at check-in, not at checkout, haven't seen anyone. Apparently an email with your tent number is sent a couple of hours before your arrival. Very handy when this is not communicated and you don't have internet in the US.... Heaters were not working (all empty), so a cold night it is / good luck finding extra blankets.

Loved the location, a bit off the beaten path. Beautiful scenery

The people working at the site were amazing. They were a young couple that you could tell loved working there and genuinely liked meeting new guests. They built a fire for us in the common area and we chatted for a long while with them and other guests. We at dinner, smores, and breakfast there. The meals were all cooked in a little trailer at the campsite (burgers and pancakes) and were surprisingly great. The views of the stars were also breathtaking because of how dark it was out on the campsite at night, but no worries they provided lanterns. We were driving to Yellowstone the next day and it was the perfect spot for an unforgettable experience with decent prices compared to other lodging near Yellowstone.