We stayed at one of the cabins at Headwaters over 4th of July weekend with our 2 kids. The cabins are clean, comfy beds, and we loved the grounds. There is a walk to the river if you are up for a stroll and it's just so nice there. There is a restaurant (take out only but good food), gas station and a convenient store. It's 2 mi to the southern entrance to Yellowstone - what more can you ask for!

Headwaters is just outside both the Tetons and Yellowstone-perfectly positioned in between. It is away from the crazy, car packed pressures of both destinations and yet offers all the advantages of both parks. We had a deluxe room that overlooked the river and easy access to a path down to the river. Each cabin offered two rocking chairs on the patio from which to relax and enjoy the view as well as the neighbors various dogs. The staff have done a great job establishing social distancing practices-easy check in and contactless check out. The restaurant offers a very efficient take out service. We had a delicious rib steak and salad on our patio. The potstickers for an appetizer were the best we have had most anywhere. Definitely order these! Staff were gracious, funny and hospitable despite the challenges of COVID-19. We come through here every two years and will make a point of staying at Headwaters again.

The 2 queens cabin was spacious, confortable and nicely decorated. Definitely the most comfortable stay of our Yellowstone/Grand Teton vacation. Also the restaurant (take out only - Covid) served the best food out of all the cabins we stayed in. Friendly staff.

We splurged ($300+) on king cabin to have microwave and refrigerator so we could make our own meals and be isolated. No coffeemaker although advertised on web, which meant having to go to lodge each morning, which is risky in pandemic. Loved rocking chairs and views of Snake River Valley, which included fox. Even in mid-June, it was not always warm to sit outside. Nice pathway down to river. Excellent hikes include in ranked order: Flagg Canyon (5miles round trip, but can use connector and only do north part for shorter hike) ; Polecat Creek Loop; Glade Creek Trail. Grassy Lake Road had 6 or more good hikes, but when we tried to go to Beula Lake, it was closed at 7 miles: Bear management. We’ve done Terrace Falls trail before: spectacular. What is really wonderful is that we rarely if ever met anyone on trails. Hiking poles and bear spray helpful. Be aware that the Berry Fire Of 2016 came right up to the buildings, so the evidence of burnt trees still there. Staff members very friendly and helpful, of course, at safe distance. Definitely do internet research prior as WiFi is very limited even at lodge. But it is available even if slow. NPS.gov has trail status reports. Expensive but refreshing trip.

We were supposed to be staying in tents at a different campground but it was snowing in Yellowstone so we pulled in here and found a camper cabin. Everyone was very friendly and the sites were very clean-the cabin was spotless and I felt no qualms about staying with CoVid-19 going around . The bathrooms and showers were also very clean and they had hot water to wash our dishes! We really had a wonderful stay, it was only 2 minutes from the south Yellowstone Park entrance. We’d stay again and recommend it to anyone.