Don't pay attention to reviews more than a few years old. Kellys is under new management and it…read morehas become very over priced. I was thinking I would bring a 4 yr old up to learn on the magic carpet area but they require an adult ticket even for the magic carpet. I would never pay $90 to ski at this resort where most of the lifts are in need of major maintenance. Targhee Ski resort will let an adult ski for free with their 3-5 yr old on their magic carpet lift.

Absolutely abismal for what they charge, your money is better spent on the slopes in Utah or…read moreTarghee. At least you'll get your moneys worth there. Only thing Kelly offers is proximity but the slopes are crowded and If you go down the hill more than once then you've seen the entire terrain. Super disappointed I spent that much money on not much more than a sledding hill.

The people there are really nice. But...we were so close to our neighbors on both sides, it was…read moreridiculous. Won't go there again

First off the hosts are very nice and responsive. On the negative...there is no office, no store,…read moreno sewer, no wifi, and no space. We bare had 6' between us and our neighbors with very little space outside to enjoy. It was like having someone in your site all day. After 10 it did go pretty quiet, so kudos for enforcing quiet hours. Outside of that, because of the proximity to each other, it was a madhouse. That was probably mainly because neighbors had little respect for others. I also, noticed the electric service had reversed polarity at our site. I must say it was a full weekend. Every site was filled. I would come off season where your not subject to sardine stacking. The surrounding area is nice. I would recommend Aspen Grove across the road. Very nice!

This is a cute little resort. It's probably great for locals if they don't want to make a drive to…read moreother resorts. It is very small and the mountains are small but probably good for amateur skiers.

Hotel Grand Targhee Resort feels like a hidden gem! I stayed in the Sioux Lodge, and the room had…read morean old casa-style charm. There was a cozy bunk bed in the corner with a partition, a main bed, dining table, and sitting area. The balcony offered beautiful views and was perfect for relaxing. It's a ski resort with lots of activities, a nice pool, bars, and a breakfast place. The last 7 miles of the drive were a bit scary--I was the only one on the road--but once I reached the resort, I was so happy I made it. The peaceful vibe, stunning views, and friendly atmosphere made it all worth it!

My family and I visited Jackson Hole in July. Once you enter the site, you will see an information…read morecenter along with a few shops and souvenir shops. The Aerial Tram entrance is located just above the information center. After passing through the souvenir shop, turn right and you will find The Burger on your left and Sweetwater Gondola on your right. Your ticket for the Aerial Tram also grants you access to Bridger Gondola and Sweetwater Gondola. However, if you are on a tight schedule, I would highly recommend prioritizing the Aerial Tram. The other two gondolas can be skipped if time is limited. I know that the website is super hard to navigate, and I hope the following information are helpful. There are three gondolas at the resort: 1. Bridger Gondola - Takes you to the bike park and a small restaurant. 2. Sweetwater Gondola - Serves the mid-mountain terrain and takes you to Piste Mountain Bistro. 3. Aerial Tram - Brings you to the highest observation point with stunning views, access to hiking trails, and Corbet's Cabin (home of the famous waffles). Corbet's Cabin and Piste Mountain Bistro will be reviewed separately in upcoming posts

We visited Teton Village and took the tram to the top of the mountain. It was 52 degrees in the…read morevillage and 24 at the top. The tram ride is fine and the views of the valley are absolutely amazing. There really isn't anything to do at the top once you get there.

We spent the day on an absolutely amazing, 12-mile hike with Jeff, and it could not have been…read morebetter. He was so knowledgeable, he made the hike fun, was encouraging, and he and his wife, Diane, did an amazing job planning everything (to include packing us a lunch, bringing extra hiking poles and backpacks, and bringing a water filter). We can't recommend them enough!

I looked carefully at guide services in Wyoming. I ended up planning a trip with Teton Backcountry…read moreGuides and had to cancel, through no fault of this guide service. I was impressed enough with the way they handled this, that I'm writing this review. They were charitable, courteous and demonstrated integrity - good people, true professionals. Mark Trabing

One of the most underrated resorts in the west. Love that there are still some with a mom and pop…read morevibe.

This is where I learned to ski in college and later my kids all learned here in junior high…read more Steep and deep!! Three lifts, night skiing and that hometown hill feeling. During the normal season they have Ski school for the kids and lessons for adults. They have great rentals package pricing and will always give you a quick fix if things are set just right. The food is more about feeding the masses but no complaints after a morning of thigh burning steep slope action. There is a little bar in the basement or at least there used to be if it's still there. Plenty of advance action for skiers and some lower green action for the rookies. We came up here for a summer evening hike. It was so awesome. No one for miles and just a few bugs. We hiked up to the ridge and sat in the ski lift chair perched at the drop off point. Perfect evening. I say dreamed about owning my own ski hill. Making it vibrant four seasons. Cycling. Music. Food. Views and NO BUGS. LOL.

I booked a room at the lodge while on a road trip to Montana. I'm so glad to have stumbled upon…read morethis place as it's unique and beautiful. The layout of the lodge, which is literally shaped like a teepee, is nice and welcoming. The rooms are small, but cozy. I love that it's pet friendly too. You can really tell the owners love what they do and providing excellent service to everyone who stays here. If you're looking to explore the grand Tetons and Yellowstone, but don't want to stay too close to the parks, i definitely recommend staying here. The grand Tetons are about an hour drive and Yellowstone is about 2.5 hours from the lodge.

We spend one night here on Sept 3 and loved it. This is such a unique place. The lodge was built…read more53 years ago by a family who wanted to use it for family get togethers. It is in the shape of a teepee and has rooms in a circle around the teepee. The rooms are kinda small and basic but functional. The center of the lodge is a gathering space for guests with couches, tables and chairs, a large fire place, a small food prep area. I be wish we could have stayed longer. A bonus item is they have a lodge mascot named Lizzy, a greater Swiss mountain dog. She is just beautiful and so sweet. I hope to be able to go back some day!!!!!

We loved our stay at Snake River Meadow. This place is a hidden gem. It was super clean and had all…read morethe little touches that made our stay comfortable. Our host was incredibly friendly and gave us some great tips on local spots to check out for food and fun. It was the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. We're already talking about planning our next trip back!

The only reason the review got 3 stars was because of the location…read more We held my daughter's wedding at the venue and were told as well as it being advertised that we could use the indoor and outdoor space for her event. We were told two days before the wedding that there is a noise ordinance which is a county ordinance. That is fine but the time was not disclosed until the day before the wedding. We were then told we would need to move the entire wedding party for dancing inside the building. That the outside area that had concrete and lights could be used to set up tables for food but not for dancing. The venue does not have air conditioning so when it's hot outside it's not safe to have people being physical inside when you are renting the location because you want to be outside. Then at 10:00pm when you have to move everything inside with all doors shut it gets extremely hot. We had the police called out twice, the first at 8:00 pm and the second at 8:45 pm which were well before the noise ordinance time. Nothing like having police lights pull up to your event and people wondering what's happening and nothing is. You're also going want to know that the wasps are really bad. Obviously, you are outside, so we expected mosquitos and flies, but the wasp traps were completely full. We told the staff we had issues at the rehearsal and were told they knew it was a problem, but you'll have to empty them and get new ones if you want. We had a couple of people get stung and anyone eating outside had to deal with them flying all around you and your food. This event venue is expensive and there comes with that a level of expectations and customer service you aren't going to get. It's a lot of "sorry" but deal with it attitude. Parking close to the venue is an issue and the signage to the location is not well marked for guests who have not been there. If you have a large party plan to have golf carts or UTV's to bring people from the farthest parking lot. It's too far walk when you're dressed nicely or in heels. The speaker system is fine, but most DJ's want to use their own equipment and not plug into another system due to worry about breaking what they have. Which they don't allow and have someone coming to your event on the hour to check and see that you're following all the rules. Basically, if you want to spend a lot of money for an outdoor wedding this is not the best choice.

Teton Creek Resort was an excellent choice. Clean…read morecomfortable and affordable. Beautiful drive to Tetons and Yellowstone. Had a great stay.

Epic Grand Targhee Resort Condominiums. Stylish mountain decor. Has direct shuttle service to the…read moreski resort nearby.