I booked this particular spot as it was a hop over through to Yellowstone west, not to mention our…read moredogs enjoy swimming now had I know In advance that the lake is teeming with leeches I may have sought another spot. As when my daughter came walking out she had two attached that had to be pulled off. Besides that the showers have no shower heads and massively just spurt water everywhere and are not partiality enjoyable. The weather here though is amazing and an enjoyable spot. The groundskeeper will stop by your spot and is kind but very off putting fellow.

Had a great over night here. The camp sites were immaculate. The staff cleans every morning and…read morerakes the gravel pads. The view was incredible. The staff was super friendly. We had originally planned two nights and I wish that we had been able to take the time. The bathrooms are large and clean, as are the showers. One of the staffers offered to take my picture with my bike. At the exit, I had to stop to do some typical adjustments and the booth ranger checked in with me and gave me some tips about the road. The only confusing part was the trash situation. We car/motorcycle camp and they only do trash pickup at a certain time of morning. There are no dumpsters.

Everyone on staff here has been SO nice and helpful. They have a staff member come and meet you at…read morethe entrance to help guide you in and also help you park your RV. This place can be a bit of a maze so that was appreciated. There are SO MANY trees here so it's shady and sounds so pretty when the wind picks up. Also lots of birds chirping and overall just a peaceful place to camp. Bathroom/shower area was clean. We also enjoyed the nearby area that has a few restaurants and little boat docks on either side of the river where we sat and enjoyed the sun. We wanted to kayak the river but since we are just passing thru time didn't allow but maybe on a return trip soon!! Love this RV park!

Yellowstone rv park at Macks inn is a very nice place. Lots of pine trees it feels like the forest…read moreonly with pretty close neighbors. Lots of trash and doggie spots located throughout. Mgmt was polite and helpful. Didn't use the laundry or bathroom facilities. There's a small playground area for the young ones. Mgmt guilds you to your spot. I just wish the spaces were not so close to each other.

Location location, location. It was located right outside the west entrance to Yellowstone National…read morePark as well as walking distance to all the restaurants and shopping in the area. check in was quick and friendly. The laundry room and bathrooms were immaculate. The RV park is behind the IMAX theater. We were given discount tickets for the IMAX movie on Yellowstone and coupons for free ice cream. We also received a $20 coupon off of any purchases made in the gift shop at the IMAX theater. These sites were well-maintained. They were gravel however they were very close together. Even though it was in downtown area it was very quite peaceful. We did have to disconnect our water every night due to freeze warnings, however, the RV park has no control over the weather. Refilled our tank with freshwater when they turned it on in the morning this allow us to have water to shower, etc.. My only complaint was that they offered Wi-Fi, but it did not work for us. We were in the back far away from the office, so maybe it did not reach us.

Great RV Park. We drove in from Colorado to meet some friends and stay in their travel trailer…read more This park has everything you need. Here are my thoughts: Large drive through spaces approximately 25' wide and easily fit the longest of Motorhomes. Water, Sewage, Electric, WiFi Women's & Men's clean bathrooms with showers, including a handicap shower. Right next to Yellowstone West entrance. Walking distance to restaurants and general store. Very quiet at night and well maintained. Not many trees for shade. I highly recommend this place for staying in your RV.

'Glamping' is a generous description as my family has glamped in Goleta / Santa Barbara, Calif…read more where safari tents have electricity (heaters throughout the evening), mini fridges, and microwaves. The site has a general store as well as a market/deli Under Canvas is closer to camping than glamping for the following reasons: 1) It took effort to start evening fires in the wood stove, but we didn't appreciate waking every 1.5 - 2 hrs to maintain the fire... and overnight / early morning temps were 37* F - 40s * F. 2) Other campers were loud and didn't respect quiet hours starting at 10pm. We're sympathetic with families with children. However adults are capable of speaking in lower volumes, cheering / shouting, etc. and committed to the guest agreement. (Mgmt. likely anticipates this, so ear plugs and eye masks are available for free in the lobby.) 3) The on-site breakfast restaurant (back of house in particular) isn't prepared for the number of diners. If you bring your own food, your vehicle serves as a rodent / bear box food locker. We didn't mind the common bathhouse, with locks that show which units are occupied / vacant. Each unit affords more privacy because they feature sink, toilet and shower (water is heated by a propane tank). Each unit has electricity and is temperature controlled. Highlights: a) Complimentary hot coffee, hot water, tea bags, decaf coffee packs are available in the lobby as early as 6am daily. (Half & half and oat milk and sweetener condiments are available.) The lobby features commercially packaged food & drink items, in addition to merchandise (apparel, games, maps) b) Despite the cold temps, the beds are comfortable and the 6-layers of bedding kept us warm. Hot water bottles are available upon request. Furniture inside and outside tents encourage rest. c) USB-charged lanterns and power banks to recharge personal electronic devices are available. Exchange the power banks at the front desk as needed. d) Multiple cornhole sets available and a children's play area nearby, in the open space adjacent to the lobby. e) Fire pits and s'mores ingredients are available nightly if you want to partake. A no-host (you pay) happy hour drink trailer is also available in the open space adjacent to the lobby. f) Daily activities planned for children, in addition to a live singer-songwriter during a happy hour once or twice a week. g) Friendly staff on a work exchange from across the U.S. They do their best... Campers are advised to text the front desk to seek assistance. This site is less than a 15 min one-way drive to the town of West Yellowstone. The Food Roundup store is great for groceries if you want to stock a cooler for lunch within the national park. I recall one father asking the UC staff if milk was sold on site.

I had a nice experience here with my wife last week on a quick one night stay. I would echo pretty…read moremuch everything that Brandy C. said from almost exactly one year ago except that we had our own rudimentary "bathroom" in our tent. If you read Adriana's review before that one, you may be mistaken because while much of the staff is young here, I think they would handle an emergency just fine and their enthusiasm and dedication to ensure a positive guest experience is clear. Furthermore, if you are expecting glamping to control for the elements, you haven't read enough about Under Canvas or glamping in general. When we visited it was close to freezing in the middle of the night. Like Adriana we also woke up some when the fire burned out in the middle of the night. On the other hand, we also experienced the great pleasure of creating a roaring fire that, for most of the night, kept our tent very warm, and created a peaceful backdrop to reading in the comfy chairs in the tent. It was also so windy we felt like the tent might blow down but it was fine. The elements are part of what you except when you sleep in nature. Compared to our stay at Under Canvas in Paradise Valley at the other end of the park it was slightly cheaper here. Perhaps it is because there's more competition nearby as it is much closer to a population center (and entrance to the park) with the town of West Yellowstone. Like Brandy, we also heard more noise outside (Paradise Valley was silent) but otherwise, the feel and overall arrangement is very similar of course between the different Under Canvas.' If you are visiting Yellowstone and focusing on the Geothermal parts of the park on the Western side, Under Canvas could be a convenient option for you, although for the price, I would also consider just staying in the park as there so many beautiful (often rustic lodges) and upon checking just now, even for this weekend, most of them were cheaper than Under Canvas. Of course you can't compare the glamping experience but you should also consider how much time you have too as even from Under Canvas West Yellowstone, you will add an hour often times given the traffic getting in and/or out of the park each day and could just stay in the park.

Amazing rooms great people highly recommended this place super clean an great breakfastread more

I made a reservation and ultimately had to cancel due to a family emergency that forced us to…read moretravel back home unexpectedly. I was very disappointed with the level of customer service and management responsiveness I received. On three separate occasions, your customer service representatives assured me that a manager would contact me regarding my concerns. Unfortunately, I never received a return call. Failing to follow through on promised callbacks creates a poor customer experience and leaves customers feeling ignored. During my initial conversation, a customer service representative explained that in an emergency, management would typically contact the customer directly to discuss the circumstances and, when appropriate, consider a partial refund or another resolution. Based on that information, I expected at least the courtesy of a conversation with management regarding my concerns. Instead, my attempts to communicate were repeatedly disregarded. On my final call, the representative answered in a way that made me feel like an inconvenience rather than a valued customer. Throughout the entire process, the manager never returned my calls or spoke with me directly. Regardless of the outcome, I believe every customer deserves respectful communication and follow-through when concerns are raised. Unfortunately, my experience reflected a lack of professionalism and customer care, which is not how a reputable business should operate.

Pretty mid it's a small cabin but it has a really nice view and area but for the price it good not…read morethe best but can be better

Hi, thanks for helping us get check in last night. The room was comfortable and mostly clean but we…read morefound the sheet on the queen bed had hair and dirt on it. The rest of the room was clean, however. Check in was simple but no staff were present to help us.

We were renting a cabin around the corner for the week of the 4th of July and heard there were…read morefireworks on the 4th. We stopped by and it was the best fireworks I've ever seen. It started out with a beautiful singing of the Star Spangled Banner, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Kevin then said some words about the American Revolution and the founding of our nation. Finally, his son, Jared, led us in prayer before the fireworks. I've not stayed at this place, but I'll remember that forever. Great job.

Jared's Wild Rose Resort was a huge disappointment. I really must applaud whoever did their website…read morebecause it portrays a wonderful place to stay. Unfortunately, the reality is quite different. We had booked a hotel style room in one of their buildings. They also have cabins and RV hook ups. As soon as we found the place, their very dated and faded sign out front was the first indication that this place was old. It's over 100 years old and in many ways, feels like it. Despite this being a large property, it was pretty deserted. We only saw a couple of other people staying there. A pay phone on the wall. The "arcade" was dingy and outdated. The gym seems to be storage room. I opened the door to the gym and there was a mattress inside almost blocking the door. The first room they showed us felt like a basement because the view was slightly below ground, looking at galvanized metal placed just outside the window. The room was tiny and smelled musty. We asked for a different room. The second room they showed us was also tiny and smelled musty. It had a view that still made it feel like a basement, but at least it didn't have metal outside the window. We asked for a different room. The third room was bigger and had a full window view. It didn't smell, so we took it. We could see the resort was old and dumpy, but figured a clean bed and a shower was really all we needed. Our mistake was assuming the room actually had a bed. The so-called bed turned out to be nothing more than a queen sized metal cot with a thin mattress on it. OMG, that thing was so uncomfortable! At 3am we still hadn't been able to ignore the discomfort and had not gotten to sleep yet. My back was in so much pain!! We had booked four nights there, but we couldn't survive one. We started calling around to find another hotel with real beds and a vacancy. Once we found one, we packed up the car and checked out when the office opened. The guy at the desk didn't seem surprised at all and was very nice about it. Clearly he's used to the complaints. Jared's Wild Rose has been dying a long slow death. Best to avoid it and stay at a place for the living.

*update at the bottom* Firstly I want to start by saying I…read moretruly was so excited about this trip!! When I found this location I was sold immediately! I reviewed the website, read a bunch & looked at pictures then booked my family's stay. When we pulled up we first noticed the bathrooms (or what appeared to be) were caution taped off. When I got us checked in I was told their normal bathrooms are under renovation & they have temporary trailers next to them one with bathrooms (toilet &sink) & one with showers. I thought okay, that'll be great! They gave me a nice little map of the area and marked where we were staying & told us we should be fine to use the power source in the tent. We pulled up to our tent & our little boys were stoked as were we. We unzipped & went in & I was in awe! We unpacked & got all set up for bed before heading to the community firepit. Fast forward to bedtime & my husband trying to take our boys potty.. There was only ONE toilet (2 urinals) & one sink in the Men's bathroom. If you've seen the map you've noticed there is likely to be a decent amount of males staying here.. To say that was inconvenient & cramped is an understatement. Showers have a "trick" you have to run two in order for the water to get hot, then turn off one & get in the other. I did that & about 1/4 of the way through mine turned FREEZING! I was naked, wet & soapy. Not in any position to get to the shower next door & crank it on in hopes for warm water. Once we get everyone in bed I'm laying there with my flashlight on, (Couldn't figure out the power source.) while laying there I was staring at the ceiling & noticed black spots EVERYWHERE! I am not exaggerating when I saw it was all over.. My hubby isn't one for making a big deal so I kept it all to myself.. then my kid who is allergic to mold sneezed continuously the rest of the trip as well as sore throats and even headaches. I was so nervous for us being in there that we waited until 9:30 to go to bed then got up at 4:30 each day to head to the park so we had less exposure. I did LOVE that they had comfy beds, linens, a couch and lights, even if we struggled using them. However, I slept terribly thinking about what we were breathing in & being exposed to. Wondering if anyone else's tent looked like this & how they didn't have multiple complaints. My hubby finally admitted as we were driving away our last morning that he did think it was indeed mold & that he thought it was because it was really in the shade and likely never got to dry out very well. I'm mad at myself for not talking to them about this & hoping they'd make it right. But just be cautious with the condition of tent you're staying in. Hopefully the one we had was the worst they have. 2 photos I took while laying awake ponder my life choices in continuing to sleep there. The entire Bell tent was like that all the way around the ceiling and up to the peak. **The company did reach out to me and explain the travesty behind the bathroom situation. They said they had bought a brand new bathhouse last year but the company forgot a vital part on the roof. Said the roof membrane was missing all winter and so that caused it to leak and there was major damage by the end of winter. They are hoping to have new ones by the end of this season for next year. As for the tent situation, they said they reached out to the manufacturer last year bc some of the tents starting showing signs of mold & canvas is supposed to be mold resistant. The manufacturer said to treat it & it would be good. They did treat them, but ended up ordering all new tents this year. My fam had the unlucky chance of staying in one of two tents on site that were last years, because they had 2 tents get severely damaged by hail. She did offer me a partial refund & gave me one night reimbursement. That is some rotten luck for this small business and due to that, I wanted to update my review. We did have a great time & I would have loved to have a better experience. If we are ever in the area again, I think I'd try it out again because it was fun. However I wouldn't wait until we left to mention any sign of mold this time.

We were looking for a last minute stay after visiting Yellowstone. There were 5 of us and needed…read moresomewhere to stay. When googling places, the Starlight Retreat popped up. We stayed in a Teepee. It was such a cool experience and had so many beds in there for all of us. Workers were soooo accommodating and nice. The campfires they have are great as you get to meet other people. I definitely would stay here again because the vibes are great. If you're coming in this area or need a last minute stay, I would recommend Starlight Retreat!! Thank you!! Paul, Kaitlyn & Harley Guys