Yellowstone Tipis

Lindsay Carlson

No surprise that this company has a history of stealing photos from local photographers....given that their entire business model is cultural appropriation. Montana has many incredible, flourishing Indigenous communities. I urge people to support Indigenous-owned businesses, like Iron Shield Creative, rather than businesses like this.

James Daniello

This place was great! It was kinda like camping, but not so rough. The tipis were private, secure, kinda luxurious tbh, and we had our own bathroom just 300 ft away (within the gated area). I'll be staying here again if I ever revisit Yellowstone. The tipi's were super close to the North Entrance and also to a great breakfast sandwich place (Yellowstone Perk: went there every day it was so good). Next time, I'll bring sandals--"glamping" is not rough like actual camping, but the sandals will be nice in the shower and walking to/from the bathroom. The tipis were so nice that I almost forgot I was camping in the wilderness; until I went outside and saw the stars right outside the tipi: you could see them so clearly. It was super quiet at night and I slept so well. The beds were super nice and waking up to the beautiful horses right across the way was a plus. Overall, definitely an awesome experience and definitely recommended: it was my first experience glamping and I really enjoyed it.

nes ness (Nessie)

The teepee was very nicely decorated. The bed was comfy and thankfully they had a heater to keep us somewhat warm. They just opened this past summer, so everything was “new.” A few recommendations is I would offer a bigger garbage can inside the tent, a small mini fridge to keep drinks / snacks cold (there’s no way to cook anything, you’ll have to eat out daily) a key to the teepee.. we felt as though someone was in our tent when we were gone. If we needed someone we had to call and there was next to no service there. The WiFi was okay, but kept disconnecting. Overall it was a nice experience and loved that they did a package deal to do other activities while booking.

Lauren Tozzi

Stayed a few days/nights glamping in a tipi. It was an experience like none before. Highly recommend Yellowstone TIpis. Could walk to the north entrance of Yellowstone in less than ten minutes. By car, it's two minutes away. Conveniently located near a gas station, coffee shops, cafes & restaurants as well. Wifi worked great too. The relaxing Yellowstone Hot Springs was ten minutes away by car in the other direction, which I went to as many times as I could. Had our own bathroom with shower, which was nice because I could leave all of my toiletries in there. There's electric outlets in the tipi & bathrooms. The tipi had plenty of space, as well as a heater, fan, dresser for my clothes & a nice couch. It's the cleanest camping experience I've ever had because the tipi itself was on stone ground. Equipped with a cool-looking eagle rain catcher atop the center of the tipi. Loved looking up at that thing. Got the best sleep with super comfy bed & bedding. Natural light in the morning & waking up to the beautiful view of the horses was one of the highlights of the stay. Views of the incredible backdrop everywhere you look & the night sky fully lit up were stunning. Felt totally safe with the gate surrounding the entire perimeter. Everything is top of the line and brand new at this place. Met the very nice owners & took a tour of the lodge. The inn keeper was extremely hospitable & answered all of our questions. The lobby has games & coffee, which is an added bonus. The decor of the lobby, lodge and tipis is outstanding. There's a marvelous deck with an outdoor fireplace. Everything looked nice & the aesthetics were on point. These people spared no expense for luxury accommodations. The towels were really soft too. Rafting down the Yellowstone River was my favorite part of the vacation. Would definitely stay with Yellowstone Tipis again next time & do it all over again. Worth the $$. This place did not disappoint. Thankful for such a wonderful trip!

JoeyEdwardsProject

My wife and I had the pleasure of being some of the first folks to stay at Yellowstone Tipis. The tipis themselves are quite spacious. Ours included a comfortable king size bed, a small loveseat, wooden dresser, night stands, fan, and space heater. There was also a large area rug covering most of the concrete floor, which we thought was a nice touch. Everything was brand new! We also had access to our own bathroom which was clean and well lit. The views from our tent were incredible! We could see elk grazing on the surrounding hills almost at all times. The tipis are conveniently located just outside Yellowstone National Park, and within walking distance from the main Gardiner downtown drag. The host were friendly, hospitable, and helpful with all the local tips we could ask for. Make sure you book a rafting trip with Yellowstone Raft Company while you’re in town!