Pahaska Tepee Resort

Everything was as expected. Enjoyed our stay. No ac though, but we stayed during a heat spell. No TV as well. Enjoyed the restaurant and bar and general area. Would definitely stay again.

place we would be glad to return. we stayed only one night but enjoyed every minute.

Resort, not in modern times. This is Glamping; you get a room with clean bed(s), a minimal amount of outlets, and a bathroom. The on-prem restaurant is very good and stays open late for those in the park, guests pay the same rate as anyone else visiting. No tv, no a/c is many units, paper thin walls, no fridge on most units, and no ceiling fan, windows that lack locks, and WiFi signal possibly present but a small link for the entire site causes it to be useless most of the time. Given the geography, there is also no cell service in the area. The gas pumps at the site have been removed, fill up in Cody ahead of time. There are no EV chargers in the area, plan accordingly. It’s also the closest property to the East entrance. The above is to level set expectations, the cabin amenities are similar to those from the decades gone yonder. If you have food/drinks, bring a decent cooler. Make sure everything is sealed from smells, there are bears and bison in the area. They do provide a daily ice ration for guests. -1 for the paper thin walls between units and the outside. Would I stay again, probably. It’s a way to disconnect from modern times. Bring a portable fan and a white noise generator at the least to keep the rooms a bit more comfortable at night.

We stayed in a cabin in the back and loved it! Real log cabin with Cowboy decor was great. We enjoyed sitting outside on some chairs they had provided. The Restaurant had excellent breakfast and supper! They also have a bar next to the restaurant.