Yellowstone trip with 3 night stay in a teepee (teen bucket list item) was a big hit with our teens! Great communication & service the entire time. THANK YOU for helping make this a great family vacation. When you 1st arrive, check in at the Welcome Tent, call if no one is there. Optional: Pick up bear spray & pay for propane heater. Campsite was beautiful & clean. Spacious teepee. Comfortable beds had plenty of pillows, fitted sheet, flat sheet, & comforter & also 1 small extra blanket per bed. Used the propane heater every night. Thunderstorms the 1st night & had no leaks. 2 nightstands with lamps, outlets for charging your phones & laptops. Wouldn’t run a hair dryer. Bring camp chairs to sit outside the teepee. Clean showers/bathrooms are short distance from the teepee & water was hot. There was shampoo, conditioner & body soap. Chest outside showers for dirty towels. If you have a disabled or elderly person, be aware the doors were a little difficult to open & close as you walked up the 3 or 4 steps as they wanted to shut on their own. The community fire pit has wooden chairs, picnic tables, roasting sticks, a tether ball & corn hole games. Camp hosts were friendly & good company while we roasted complimentary smores & our own hot dogs. Community fire pit from 7-10pm. Around our teepee we saw moose, deer & many different birds. It's a beautiful location close to a main road & there weren't any bear trash cans onsite so my teens were not too worried about bears.

The young woman who checked us in (we didn't get her name), she was just great. Made sure we got checked in, knew about bathrooms, started a fire for smores, and just overall great host. This was a neat experience, and we would do it again. It's not as remote as we thought and we could hear the traffic from the highway. But overall it's a nice property and experience.