Buffalo Valley Ranch

I booked a Teepee with friends. The teepee was ok. The community bathroom hasn't been cleaned since about 1922. It was absolutely the filthiest, most disgusting bathroom I have ever seen. Pit toilets located in the national parks are cleaner than this bathroom was. I wouldn't even take my toothbrush in.

Friendly staff and gorgeous view from the premises over the valley and Grand Tetons in the distance. Only two toilets and two showers (one sink, because the other was not working) though for all women in the camp which was not enough, and they were frequently muddy and unclean. Cooking not permitted on premises which I didn't realise prior to booking and was quite inconvient. There are some cooking spots offsite a mile down the road but there are huge numbers of mosquitoes there with no washing faciities. Our teepee was charming and we were quite cosy with the provided bedding. However, lots of kids running around during the day which we suspected went in our tent since the flap was moved and broken when we returned at the end of the day. Also several dogs on the premises despite no pet rule. Parking also became scarce in the evening without enough space for visitor vehicles.

Great place to stay, beautiful views! Wagon was comfy with heater and electricity. Went horseback riding with the best guides, then drove to swim in Jenny lake. Food is good too, nice breakfast, and ruben was perfect. Bathrooms/showers kept clean

Affordable tipi camping-style option for the Teton area in July. Brought our own sleeping bags and pillows, cozy pj's and were warm enough at night. Be aware that it is bear country, so need to keep food in your vehicle. Was also glad to have bug spray to ward off mosquitos. Beautiful setting and a great opportunity to see the working horses. We weren't there long enough to try the cafe or anything extra.