Very accommodating and friendly staff. The Lodge was very well kept and had really comfortable…read morebeds. Although I believe other rooms had it our room did not have air conditioning but they provided fans which was just fine . It has a nostalgic feel that was comforting. Beautiful view out the front and back of Lodge. A nice little area with a grill as well. If ever in the area I would be happy to stay again.

Easy access. Very nice front desk lady, clean room. About what you'd expect from a "non-chain"…read moremotel in a high traffic attraction area. It's cold here and the room has baseboard heat. We were in the room a while before we figured it all out. Overall it was clean and comfortable. If I can't to Yellowstone again, I'd have no problem staying here.

Had a great stay in one of their pioneer wagon glamping units on the river, with my girlfriend!…read morecame in shoulder season on the way from denver to the tetons and yellowstone... was awesome. Their hot tub, sauna and firepit on the river was prime. Will be coming back with friends on our next trip!

Not a bad place, but being asked for a 5star review when it was NOT a 5star place gets to me. Sign…read morein lobby (which nobody ever there), said to give 5star! Complimentary breakfast a JOKE. Big muffins in plastic, NO COFFEE or juice or granola bars. Absolutely awful. (See foto). Rooms very clean & comfortable, double queen. Windows able to open for fresh nite air. Bathroom extremely small with low toilet & chipped toilet seat (come on, what does a new seat cost?!). Our remote wouldn't turn on TV but never got to see anyone to ask for new batteries. Ice machine been broken for awhile to which manager replied "it's on my list"... gee thanx! Grounds area delightful so would possibly return in warm weather which is obviously when the place is successful. Needs some basic easy work at basic levels.

AMAZING!!!! This has to be one of the best campgrounds…read moreI've ever seen. Beautiful campsites, beautiful location, the showers are very clean and are individual rooms which include a sink and toilet. They're even have nice light wood plank paneling. The campground includes tent sites and RV sites with cabins available. It's beautifully wooded with lots of shade and a stream runs along the back of the property. (The view from the stream is breathtaking.). The young woman at the office was so nice and very helpful. There's a nice gift store that offers very unique jewelry and other items that you don't find in most campground gift stores. They also sell ice. We highly recommend checking it out.

Awesome. We got a lodge room. It is much bigger than it looks from the outside. There is a front…read moreand back door to the room. The front is where you park and unload. The back door has a bench facing the mountains for watching wildlife and the beautiful scenery. It's more like a small cabin with a vaulted ceiling, two queen beds, a very large wood table (for bags, boxes and other supplies), microwave, refrigerator, a leather chair and a small kitchen table for two ( which my man is using as a desk. The bathroom is HUGE. The sink area is smaller than those hotel rooms that have that large flat area outside the bathroom where the sink and mirror are located. There is about 5 feet of open space so you don't have to put you face near the toilet when you dry yourself off. The beds are super clean and super comfortable. The Ranch Brand is all over the room. On the headboards, back of the chairs, and even on the mirror. Everything is made from wood, no plastic, cloth or pleather chairs and tables. We checked in late, so we haven't yet taken advantage of the rest of the property. There are some 'trails' or walk around the property. The Walkabout Loop goes around the whole property, which is right next to the Wind River. There is a playground and firepit. They have 10 tent sites and 55 RV sites. You can pull through, pull in, back out your RV. They even have some spaces for 'big rigs'. There are also 4 cabins as well, so they have whatever level of comfort you're looking for. Can't wait to come back, maybe stay in a cabin and take a horse ride.

The absolute perfect little lodge!! Liz is an amazing host and the nightly s'mores are fantastic!!!…read moreVery accommodating and surrounded by beautiful scenery. Fly fishing lessons are taught here as well! Clean comfy beds and cute decor. Lots of space, and there's easy access to the on-site parking.

It's a great place. The building are old, but the service is great…read more No cable TV, but DVD can be borrowed. It's possible to make your BBQ near the water.

Ok so we never make rv park reservations more than a few days in advance. So when looking to visit…read morethe Tetons our options were limited. Luckily Windhaven had a site available. We ended up spending a little over a week here. We would drive into the park which is about an hour away, not too bad, plus it's a great scenic drive. The park itself is immaculate. I think it may be pretty new but still, everything from the sewer caps to the water spigot to the laundry room was in excellent shape. The owners stay in their rv right there in one of the sites and are super friendly and always available to help you with anything. They obviously know what rvers are looking for in a campground. The sites are quite spacious and pretty level. It's all gravel so don't have to worry about mud when it rains. Each site also has a picnic table and fire pit. They sell wood right at the office, deliver it to your site and it's a little cheaper than at the grocery store! The rear sites are on the river but they are all spacious. They have a nice large dog park area also which we used everyday. Oh and did I mention we would have cookies delivered to our site everyday! Not convinced this is a great park? They have WiFi... and it actually works! Need I say more.

Small, friendly RV resort on the Wind River with full hookups. Sites large enough to handle large…read morerigs with plenty of room for tow or towed vehicles. Sites are gravel surfaced. Campground is spotlessly clean as are shower and bathroom facilities. Water pressure is extraordinary so make sure you have a pressure regulator for your fresh water hookup. Much to see and do in the area and only about an hour drive across the mountains to Grand Teton NP and a little further from there down to Jackson Hole, WY. We love the area and the campground and will be back.

Best dinner eats in Dubois by far. The drive up the mountain is the appetizer, stunning views of…read morethe mountains, great photo ops. We have been coming here for so many years. The new owners have most definitely dailed in one of the best lunch and dinner menus of all time. Selection is vast with lots of dietary options. Tonight we kept it simple and ordered the hot pretzels with the delicious creamy cheesy mustard sauce for dipping. My husband had the elk ravioli in a creamy mushroom sauce. Excellent! My dinner was the special. I ordered the halibut with zucchini and squash with wild rice with a special chef's creation sauce. everything was amazing and super affordable. This place buzzes every night there's no better place in Dubois to have a great dinner and a good glass of wine or a mixed drink!

Drive to the ranch was beautiful, food was amazing, staff was friendly- great night out with…read morefriends. All the beef was cooked to perfection. Rub on the prime rib was delicious and didn't require any additional seasoning. If you are in Dubois, put this place on your list!

Last year was my first visit to the T Cross, as the ranch I'd visited for the prior 20 years…read moreclosed. This year is my second visit and I'm already planning next year's visit. This place is perfect for me. I wanted a ranch that focuses on riding, which the T Cross does -- they don't force you to ride but unless you fish that's about it. It's small and not pretentious, family-run and a bit remote. Cell phones don't work here so it's a great place to disconnect. Cabins are spotless and vary in size. Food is plentiful and delicious. I have no food allergies but the ranch definitely bends over backwards to accommodate those who do. There's a multi-compartment refrigerator on the main lodge porch and each cabin has its own compartment. You can put your soft drinks/wine/whatever in there and nobody takes anything that isn't theirs. The wranglers do a great job at matching horses to riders, and they're willing to swap horses if things don't work out. They also do a great job at dividing the guests so that experience riders aren't stuck with rank beginners, and rank beginners aren't pushed past their comfort level. The week I was there last year, they tried to keep the kids in separate rides so that the adults could do a little more challenging riding.

This place was perfect for us! The views were fantastic!…read more Pros: When we arrived Eric the manager met us and was extremely helpful. We decided we wanted a different spot than what we reserved which was no problem and he brought us firewood for the evening. He came by a little later to see if we needed anything. Fantastic views of the hills, HUGE RV sites, miles of ATV/walking trails from the park, few/no mosquitoes since it is not on the river. We have stayed at KOA and Longhorn Ranch in Dubois and wifi was better here. Yes it's rustic but it's quiet, beautiful and peaceful. Full hookups. Cons: No laundry facility. There is a laundromat not far away.

I don't want to be over dramatic, but Solitude RV Park on the edge of Dubois, Wyoming is one of…read morethe, no, has to be THE favorite RV Park I've stayed in. The views and peace that comes over your soul are just healing. Who cares if it is gravel and has no shower house, I have a house on wheels! What we all need more of is what this jewel offers. The designer really thought about where to situate the sites. Considering all are on a massive hillside, the fact our site was level enough to just park it and walk in is quite impressive. We are traveling in our Arctic Fox truck camper and larger rigs might not find it the same, but it is definitely worth the effort to settle in for a night or a week of nights.