We would definately stay here again. The staff was friendly and did an excellent job, cleaning well and often. We chose these cabins because it is a "pet friendly" place and we have a small dog. Of course it is rustic, and doesn't have all the amenities that some people prefer, but it was great for a home base for... More

I have stayed here the last two years and planning to again in August. Love the atmosphere here and location is great. The cabins are clean and the beds are comfortable.The staff here are friendly and helpful, even telling me about the grizzlies hanging around in the vicinity of the village.Seen a ton of wildlife every time i've been to... More

Stayed here for 2 nights as part of family vacation in Yellowstone and Grand Teton - this was one of the few places with availability that was in between the 2 National Parks. The cabin was a little more rustic than we had expected but it served its basic purpose. We got a 2-room cabin and our children enjoyed the... More

We stayed for a couple nights in July 2011. Really large family cabin was more than adequate for 5 people. Plenty of space. Loved GTNP and would stay here again for longer next time. Oh, and there was a deer grazing at our cabin when we pulled up! More

We stayed at a Coulter Bay Cabin our second night in the Tetons. The cabin was the most rustic of our week's stay in the Tetons & Yellowstone. It was clean and functional, but very basic. Everything worked. The cabin did not have a view, but we did not spend much time in it. It does not have a television... More

Stayed here for 3 nights in late August. You need reservations, as this place fills up fast every day. Friendly people, nice store/bathouse/laundry area. Has some pull-thru sites, as opposed to Fishing Bridge RV Park in Yellowstone. Lots of trees/shade and picnic tables/fire rings are provided. Very clean facilities overall. More

We stayed in a cabin here and loved it. It was everything a cabin should of been and was decorated like a cabin with lots of red and wood and a big round rug. The cabin had been moved here and had a wall hanging that told its story. Plus an old piece of furniture (in our case a chest)... More

I suppose people could quibble about the linoleum floor (cold on the feet), the very basic bathroom (weird lighting that only s-lo-w-ly came on), and the chilly feel (before the heater cranked up, it was, indeed, downright cold, even when warm outside). But this felt like a real log cabin, very close to the real Tetons, and much more authentic... More

I did not allow enough time for Grand Tetons and wish I would've set aside more. I did stay in a tent cabin, which is as simple as it gets. A couple fold-down cots and a wood-burning stove (which I stupidly decided wasn't necessary!) inside. Bathrooms nearby with cold running water. A nice, private patio with firepit, picnic table on... More