This place was perfect for us! The views were fantastic!…read more Pros: When we arrived Eric the manager met us and was extremely helpful. We decided we wanted a different spot than what we reserved which was no problem and he brought us firewood for the evening. He came by a little later to see if we needed anything. Fantastic views of the hills, HUGE RV sites, miles of ATV/walking trails from the park, few/no mosquitoes since it is not on the river. We have stayed at KOA and Longhorn Ranch in Dubois and wifi was better here. Yes it's rustic but it's quiet, beautiful and peaceful. Full hookups. Cons: No laundry facility. There is a laundromat not far away.

I don't want to be over dramatic, but Solitude RV Park on the edge of Dubois, Wyoming is one of…read morethe, no, has to be THE favorite RV Park I've stayed in. The views and peace that comes over your soul are just healing. Who cares if it is gravel and has no shower house, I have a house on wheels! What we all need more of is what this jewel offers. The designer really thought about where to situate the sites. Considering all are on a massive hillside, the fact our site was level enough to just park it and walk in is quite impressive. We are traveling in our Arctic Fox truck camper and larger rigs might not find it the same, but it is definitely worth the effort to settle in for a night or a week of nights.

The absolute perfect little lodge!! Liz is an amazing host and the nightly s'mores are fantastic!!!…read moreVery accommodating and surrounded by beautiful scenery. Fly fishing lessons are taught here as well! Clean comfy beds and cute decor. Lots of space, and there's easy access to the on-site parking.

It's a great place. The building are old, but the service is great…read more No cable TV, but DVD can be borrowed. It's possible to make your BBQ near the water.

Dubois, Wyoming is a delightful, old time western town tucked away in the Wind River Basin. There…read moreare lots of fun activities in the area - a visit here is well worth it. The Twin Pine Lodge is a treat! It's locally owned and managed. The "clean as a whistle" rooms are delightful. The staff is friendly and helpful. There are lots of tasty restaurants just up the street. In short, Twin Pines Lodge is WAY COOL! Don't miss it!

This is a very nice Lodge in a very small town on the way to the Grand Tetons. It's an easy one…read morehour beautiful drive up to the park entrance. We booked a cabin for two nights. We checked in and everything was fine until we started to use the wifi. It was not working. When I called the front desk I was told there was a problem with the equipment. It would work in the main Lodge but, not out in the cabins. We were very satisfied with the cabin but, not the problem with the wifi. I was a big inconvenience to have to go to the main Lodge every time to use the internet. They serve a very nice Continental breakfast in the morning with all sorts of goodies. There are some really nice restaurants in town that you can walk to for a meal. If you plan to stay in a cabin check first to see if the wifi has been fixed.

This is an inn and pretty much just a stop over sort of place, not on par with what you expect from…read morechain hotels. Sheets and towels felt and smelled clean. Bring your own charging station because we only had two outlets in main area that worked. It's a convenient location and the staff were very friendly and accommodating for our late arrival.

Pool was out of order. The floor in the entire room was angled so much that I almost tripped into…read morethe tub. No conditioner. You had to choose whether you wanted the soap for your hands or for the shower. Incredibly uninsulated, so you could hear other people taking a shower. That said, the bed was comfy. Good enough for one night. Wouldn't stay longer than that.

We had a wonderful stay in this location. We were parked by the running waterand it was so…read morebeautiful. The park was clean and neat. A great place to stay and near a cute little town. The owner was easy to get a hold of and easy to work with.

Small, friendly RV resort on the Wind River with full hookups. Sites large enough to handle large…read morerigs with plenty of room for tow or towed vehicles. Sites are gravel surfaced. Campground is spotlessly clean as are shower and bathroom facilities. Water pressure is extraordinary so make sure you have a pressure regulator for your fresh water hookup. Much to see and do in the area and only about an hour drive across the mountains to Grand Teton NP and a little further from there down to Jackson Hole, WY. We love the area and the campground and will be back.

Trouble's Line Shack is a nice place to eat on top of the mountain! This review is just for the bar…read moreand grill. We live in Howard Lake, MN and are in Dubois, WY for the night. It's a nice treat to have familiar food! I usually get the ribs, which they were out of tonight. My wife had the western burger which she greatly enjoyed. Good service. Good local beers. Plenty of parking. I know they are working on getting everything remodeled and such. The place is big! Great views. Good food.

quoted one price charged a higher price. All three rooms were filthy and needed major maintenance…read moreupdates. Everything from the doors not locking at all to one door having to be locked from the outside, missing light plates, broken door handles, smoke detectors taken down or batteries removed, partial missing base boards, a portion of the side of the tub missing, and broken blinds. Dirty blankets, dirty tubs, dirty sinks & toilets(someone else's hair and filth). Couches/ futons had crumbs and food on them. Tops of fridges, dressers and microwaves were dirt and had a layer of dust. Garbage at the entrance over flowing, trash cans and a small refrigerator was on the outside decks by the rooms doors that led to the outside. The

OK, lots of B&Bs have amenities aplenty, but do they have subalpine lakes, native American…read morepetroglyphs, and beautiful badlands - in addition to great breakfasts, a sauna, and plentiful sociability as well as solitude? OK, technically Louise Lake (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jakeys-fork-homestead-bed-and-breakfast-dubois?select=cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg#EODBpC0CuiZ6aHOdlVGkfg) isn't on the grounds of Carolyn G.'s understatedly excellent Dubois destination B&B (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jakeys-fork-homestead-bed-and-breakfast-dubois?select=cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg#ALBrn53EdTHTx5dcf1bVqA), nor are the petrogylphs (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jakeys-fork-homestead-bed-and-breakfast-dubois?select=cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg#i-9jxWNtwDQr-0xz2WtMwA) or Wind River badlands (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jakeys-fork-homestead-bed-and-breakfast-dubois?select=cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg#77s4BAFi_-d-CHfWsD7CdA), but they sure seem like part of the neighborhood. And a beautiful neighborhood it is (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jakeys-fork-homestead-bed-and-breakfast-dubois?select=cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg#cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg). I'd come here even it weren't close to the Tetons or the Wind Rivers, simply because of Louise Lake, which one of those picturesque and slightly remote locations that tell you, yes, you're in Wyoming, and yes, it is this scenic in real life, too (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jakeys-fork-homestead-bed-and-breakfast-dubois?select=cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg#N357UsP_mWPjj7n0U5RgVg). But the location doesn't speak for itself. Carolyn does that, based on years of NOLS backcountry guiding and decades of Wyoming homesteading with her daughters. She's one of those pathfinding polymaths for whom running a B&B is simply one act of many. But it's a really virtuoso performance, and while her clientele may be select, they are immensely appreciative of the red-carpet welcome she offers. And if the red carpet isn't enough, ask for the USGS map of Louise Lake and the walking guide to the petroglyphs. Your tired feet will thank you, in the sauna, afterward.

Really sweet secluded cabin by the famous Wind River. This place was filled with sweet sounds, big…read moretrees and complete privacy. We feel so fortunate to have found this spot.

Last year was my first visit to the T Cross, as the ranch I'd visited for the prior 20 years…read moreclosed. This year is my second visit and I'm already planning next year's visit. This place is perfect for me. I wanted a ranch that focuses on riding, which the T Cross does -- they don't force you to ride but unless you fish that's about it. It's small and not pretentious, family-run and a bit remote. Cell phones don't work here so it's a great place to disconnect. Cabins are spotless and vary in size. Food is plentiful and delicious. I have no food allergies but the ranch definitely bends over backwards to accommodate those who do. There's a multi-compartment refrigerator on the main lodge porch and each cabin has its own compartment. You can put your soft drinks/wine/whatever in there and nobody takes anything that isn't theirs. The wranglers do a great job at matching horses to riders, and they're willing to swap horses if things don't work out. They also do a great job at dividing the guests so that experience riders aren't stuck with rank beginners, and rank beginners aren't pushed past their comfort level. The week I was there last year, they tried to keep the kids in separate rides so that the adults could do a little more challenging riding.