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"Really enjoyed this unique yurt experience. The beds were very comfy and the bedding kept us nice and warm on a cold night. Property was under some construction for improvements when we were there and it was raining so we didnt get to explore the property or hang out outside much. "

"A single outlet to be able to charge phone would be nice especially since there is no lighting option in the tipi besides our cell phone flashlight. We didn't think to bring an actual flashlight or lantern. "

"We had a fantastic stay. The tipi was relaxing and cozy, and the setting is beautiful. They’re surprisingly roomy and we had more than enough room to move around and store our stuff. The host Lee was very responsive and accommodating. We can’t recommend this stay enough. "

"This place saved our vacation! Expedia overbooked our hotel and we were re-routed to this beautiful place! The team working there and the manager gave us an RV last minute to stay in, and made us feel welcomed and safe! The view is gorgeous, towns are 15-30 min away, theres also a small creek behind filled with trout and a peaceful walk! We were honored to stay here, and will live to tell the story behind the beautiful land of the blackfeet tribe! Thank you again to everyone that helped us, you...

"Kent the caretaker was an excellent host who provided great advice on sights to see and places to see."

"We stopped here for a couple of nights on our road trip honeymoon! Cute, cozy, and clean! The bed was very comfortable, towels soft and absorbent, and the ice cold water bottles in the fridge were a welcome touch! Just a reminder to travelers - bring your own dishes, cups, bottle openers, etc."

"We loved our stay at Lone Peak View. The 360-degree mountain views are absolutely incredible and we loved sitting up in the living room watching the sunrises & sunsets. The hot tub is nice and big and it was cleaned well. The WiFi and LTE speeds were slow but adequate for a vacation (just keep that in mind if you're working remotely). In winter you definitely need a 4WD or AWD vehicle with snow tires. We wouldn't have been able to get up the driveway without snow tires. Keep in mind that the...