Campeggi a Eastern Idaho

“For the most part the camper was a good place to sleep. The description should be updated there is no AC, fireplace, and there are 5 beds 1 being a queen sized so fitting 10 is quite a stretch. They forgot to restock so we had to make a run to the Walmart.”

“The pictures are very different than what you see in person. Love that the place is a pet friendly but they need deep clean for the next guest. Once we open the tent you have that dog smell. The rug was wet. Seems like the water does go inside the tent. We have water puddles inside the tent. We didn’t spend our time at the campsite because we went to explore other places. You can rent a portable heater. Also there are many holes and mud would be nice to have a proper walk way into your tent....

“Struttura eccezionale, nuovissima, moltodotata, cortesissimi, ci hanno perfino offerto attrezzatura e mash mallows per la sera. Ci hanno avvisati d'aver dimenticato qualcosa appena andati via. Super consigliato.”

“This was a fun and unique experience. I would definitely do it again! Well worth the money”

“The tent was so cute and very clean! We had never stayed in anything quite like this so the experience was very unique and fun! The property was peaceful and had great views. There is a town nearby that had amazing food and wasn’t too far from grand Teton, where we spent most of our time. I highly recommend booking your stay here if you’re looking for something fun and in a peaceful area!”

“Al di sotto delle aspettative. Non capisco perchè sia definito glamping.. è un normale camping. Serve tutto il necessario per una dormita in tenda. ”

“This felt like the old bait and switch. I didn’t know I was going to sleep in a tent until after I paid for the one night. Yes, the tent was well appointed, and I slept well. But that’s not the point. The people who ran the place were excellent, and there were cabins on the property that were all reserved. You must know to request a cabin before you pay.”

“Fun and very comfortable, beautiful surroundings”