We have been at this campground for four days and couldn't be happier. The price is fair. The…read moregrounds are well kept and you can take a short walk down to the river where there is a fire pit and chairs set up. This is a family run business and it is very relaxed. The WIFI is good which is quite necessary because we haven't had good cell service. We are in a travel trailer and the tent area looks very nice. Lots of good green grass throughout the campground. Easy access from the highway. Highly recommend it.

If 0 were an option, that is what I would give. This place is unsafe, filthy, incomplete as a…read morecampground and the host, David, and owner are rude. The owner, Jeanine Baker, actually raised her voice at me and spoke over me as I asked for at least a partial refund. The spot we were put in had no electric or water, the sewage was being used by the camper next to us. The picnic table and area around was littered with construction and plumbing supplies. During the night a large man under the influence of drugs or alcohol was stubling around near our site making it impossible to sleep comfortably for fear of our safety. The onsite bathroom is filthy and backs up to a shop with chemical odors so strong it is hard to breathe. We were charged 82.00 o stay here after asking for a different spot we were told there was not another spot. We literally could have stayed in a parking lot for free and felt safer. Don't waste your time or money, the owner is terrible and the camp sites are unsafe at best. I would provide pictures but this review doesn't allow for photos.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

The Bitteroot ranch is an amazing guest ranch near Dubois, Wy. it's a magical place like no where…read moreelse in the United States. The family that run the ranch, breed a lot of their own horses, and take excellent care of all their horses. I was so impressed by the quality of the horses I rode. its such a unique expirence, they have Arabians working cows. They have a yurt for yoga. They do a really good job, of picking good horses that work well with each guest. we had a girls week at the ranch, and we had a few different groups of different levels of riders. They have cabins spaced apart, so have plenty of space, the beds were very comfortable. The food was absolutely outstanding! I was pleasantly suprised by the quality of food. I highly recommend The Bitteroot ranch for a riding holiday. it's so peaceful, and gorgeous. The WiFi works at the main house and service is spotty but I loved the unplugged feeling. I cannot wait to go back.

Late August 2024. Disappointing Experience. Great rides & great food, but I Cannot Recommend…read more We recently visited Bitterroot Ranch and wanted to share our experience with fellow travelers considering this destination. While the ranch boasts stunning scenery and offers some nice riding experiences, our stay was significantly impacted by the owner's belligerent behavior and the quality of accommodations. Positives: * Beautiful Scenery: The natural beauty of the ranch is truly outstanding. Rating: 5 stars * Expert Wranglers: The wranglers were knowledgeable, friendly, and provided excellent instruction. Rating: 5 stars * Unique Riding Experiences: The ranch offers a variety of riding opportunities, including trail rides and potential cattle drives. Rating: 4 stars Negatives: * Confrontational Owner: Unfortunately, the owner's overly critical and dismissive attitude created a negative atmosphere. Rating: 1 star * Poorly Maintained Accommodations: The log cabins needed repair, with issues like pests and uncomfortable beds. Sleeping was a terror!! Rating: 1 star * Unfriendly Atmosphere for Less Experienced Riders: The owner's demeanor was particularly discouraging for novice riders during the skills assessment. Rating: 1 star If you can make it past the first day, there might still be worthwhile experiences ahead. However, be prepared for potential negative interactions with the owner, Mel. While she has a wealth of know-how to share, her delivery leaves much to be desired--not what you expect on a vacation for the price you pay. This was our third annual ranch trip, following wonderful experiences at Bar-W in Montana and Vista Verde Ranch in Colorado. Those previous vacations included an assortment of equine activities like all-day rides and team penning, making them truly magnificent. Sadly, our time at Bitterroot Ranch was bittersweet and marred by several negative experiences that began on day one. Our initial experience felt rushed as Mel's rapid-fire overview instructions left guests confused about basic riding concepts regarding deck vs direct reining, when & how to post, etc. Every ranch has its own style & similar lingo, but they do things differently, so for assessments, guests often head into the arena for the orientation ride and "go with the flow." That did not turn out so well for my wife and long story short, Mel pulled my wife from the assessment, and "parked" her in the middle of the arena for the rest of the evaluation as the rest of the guests completed their evaluations. This set a negative tone for the rest of our stay. This encounter set a negative tone for the remaining days at Bitterroot. Mel's curt and dismissive attitude made it difficult for my wife to enjoy ride-outs, and she completely avoided any cattle work as she was not willing to "have that ruined, too." It was heartbreaking to see my wife upset and disengaged. We contemplated leaving after the first day, but she wanted to make the best of the situation for my sake. Despite this, we did find some positives during our visit. The riding itself was enjoyable, with beautiful scenery featuring lots of climbing and descents into streams. Just a heads-up--you will need to bring your riding helmet (no exceptions) and request to carry your own water during rides. Rides typically last 2-3 hours in the morning and afternoon, allowing you to experience different horses throughout the week. The best part of our trip was connecting with fellow riders from around the world. We even created a Google Photos album together to share our best moments! A saving grace during our stay was Hadley, Mel's daughter-in-law. She was sympathetic, encouraging, and an outstanding trainer who navigated challenging situations with grace. Regarding accommodations, while charmingly situated along the ranch's streams, some of the guest cabins were inhabited by mice, making it difficult to sleep due to scratching and clawing noises once the lights were turned out. Additionally, the bed sagged deeply in the middle, and a trap had to be set in our closet to capture a bigger critter. In summary, while we enjoyed the rides, food, and company of other riders, negative interactions with Mel and poor accommodations overshadowed our stay. If you are an advanced rider and can overlook management & cabin issues, it may be a great fit. But I advise caution if you are not. If something goes awry during your stay, it might not be the best of vacations. Unfortunately, we cannot recommend this ranch based on our experience and do not plan to return. It is disheartening because they have a beautiful ranch rich in family history. On a brighter note, I am grateful this was our third ranch experience rather than our first; otherwise, it would have been our last!