We didn't know what to expect when we got to Under Canvas West Yellowstone, but were pleasantly surprised all around. Everything was clean and in good shape. The staff could not have been nicer, whether they were switching out our charger or serving snow cones for an activity one of the nights. It was conveniently located to the town of west yellowstone and to the park. the beds were comfortable and the tents were spacious. this is definitely not a hotel however, so dont expect to eat in your tents or have a lot of places to unpack your clothes.

This was a great experience for us since we had not dry camped in very long time. To me, it was more like dry camping but you don’t have to pitch your tent and you can enjoy a private bath and a stove to keep warm inside your tent. We stayed during Fourth of July, but we still needed the wood burning stove, but it was fine. My husband fed the fire throughout the nights, but not a big deal especially since you don’t have to cut the wood it’s provided for you. This experience is not for whimps, if the forecast is not ideal. The staff was accommodating and we loved the amazing views, enjoyed the Madison River located on the property as well as wildlife. It’s near town and the lower loop in Yellowstone. The camp had several activities throughout the day for kids and live music in the communal area. You cannot keep food in your tents, but we had an ice chest with snacks & alcohol that we kept in the car, not a problem. Happy camping!

If you’re looking to get away from the hustle and bustle, spend quality family time, and truly slow down, this is the ultimate experience. I would stay here again in a heartbeat!

Positives - food was fantastic, lots of fun amenities including a creek to play in and great campfire at night. Stars were beautiful. It was cold (early July evening) so the stove was huge plus! Negatives - the man who greeted us directed us to grab a drink but didn’t tell us it cost $ - that, and his recos, felt insincere. Bed was very uncomfortable - had egg crate type padding like a college dorm, which did not meet our expectations given the $700/night spend. The property felt commercialized/vanilla - you are sleeping in a field with a bunch of tents, this is not a farm-like property in YS (this may be fine for some, but we stayed at a different luxury campsite outside Bozeman and found it much more charming, friendly and comfortable/“luxurious”) Be aware, the kid’s tent is very small and has no heat, just extra sleeping bags. We didn’t think about this before we booked. I think the tent with the pullout would have been a better option for families.

We had high hopes for a pleasant stay, but we were disappointed on so many levels. All of it can be summarized as a lack of attention to detail in terms of cleanliness of facilities as well as motivation of staff at the restaurant, cleaning service and facility management.