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“The cabins are cozy and clean. Air conditioning was a plus. Bathrooms are in separate cabins and are kept very clean. Blackstones and outdoor kitchen to cook on. Fire pit was a plus as well. Very nice for the price. I would definitely stay here again!”

“A family business run by great people. The cabins are like new and the compound is kept immaculate. 4 digit keyless entry to cabin, showers, laundry, so you can't lock yourself out. Ideal base camp location for day trips to Yellowstone, Beartooth Mountains, Cody, Chief Joseph Highway, Sunlight Basin, Pryor Mountains, Red Lodge, Powell, and others. What cannot be overstated or even adequately conveyed is the view all the way around. Beartooth Mountains in your face to the north, Pryor Mountains...

“great place”

“My husband and I needed a night away and booked with Amanda. We LOVED our stay in their yurt. We were in the bottom pasture down but East Rosebud Creek with a gorgeous view of the beartooths through the trees. Everything was set up and just adorable. Easy access to an outhouse that was pristine and well stocked. Wood for the fire pit. Camping stove for cooking. At the end of the day, just before sunset, two of the horses came down to visit which was really cool! The bed was comfortable and there...

“I love this property!!! But it’s not for everyone. There are 8 beautiful cabins that share community bathrooms, which are housed in 2 identical cabin structures. The cabins appear to be new and very well built. If you want to experience Wyoming or Cowboy life—this is for you. If you want the amenities of a Marriott—don’t go there. The address is complicated—you must use the GPS map provided by the proprietor…”

“Loved this property!It was quiet and secluded.Access to the river for a stroll was amazing.We would definitely stay here again.”

“This was such a cute place. Everything was extremely clean. The landlord was the sweetest person. My husband and I were very happy with our stay.”

“Great property conveniently located close to the NE entrance of Yellowstone ”

“vacationing hiking in the mountains.”