Lodgepole Gallery

Tipi experience was amazing. The bedding arrangements were neat. Bugs become your best friends. Hosts are warm and welcoming. Please make sure you don’t overstay even by 10 mins. They will turn cold on you.

Great little spot to stay relatively close to Glacier National. I reserved the Bison cabin and although $130 a night is pretty steep for a little bungalow, the location is great. Free coffee, bananas, zucchini bread, hot showers and towel in the morning. Consider getting a tipi, opening the top flap more and lighting a fire at night!

We had a great time. Approached like tent camping, the tipi was comfortable and the fire relaxing. There was a nice place for breakfast both inside or outside with self-serve amenities. The showers were warm and clean. We didn't bring any camping gear just warm clothes to sleep in, it got down to 39 the night we were there, so slept in a couple of layers. If you haven't slept in this kind of weather, wear a stocking cap it makes a big difference! We rebuilt the fire in early morning for a slight warm up. The owners and person who checked is in were very polite and helpful. As guests we also helped each other, so engaging others and self help made for a good evening and visit. And the dogs were friendly too.

We were so looking forward to staying here, and it started off great. But then the rain came. It poured. Rain came through the top (predictably), under the tipi, and rolled down the poles and dropped where knots were tied to them. There was nowhere to stay dry, and unfortunately the owners gave no guidance on how to handle it. We were soaked and slept in the car. I reached out to the owners afterwards and received no response.

We stayed one night in a cabin. Very nice accommodations wirh a laid back atmosphere. Wish we could have spent more time perusing the gallery.