Starlight Retreat Yellowstone

We just returned from an absolutely unforgettable glamping adventure at Starlight Retreat. It was hands-down one of the best family getaways we've ever had. With a crew of 10 (parents, kids, and grandkids), we were a bit nervous about finding a spot that could handle our chaos comfortably, but this place nailed it! From the moment we arrived, the staff was helpful and friendly. Shoutout to the team who helped us with extra blankets and even a surprise s'mores kit for the kids. Their friendly, helpful vibe made everything feel effortless. The surroundings are breathtaking like stepping into a postcard. Our tents were luxurious with lamps, plush beds, and pillows that are better than the ones we have at home! The bathrooms were immaculate with hot showers, towels, soap, and clean flushing to

Location is awesome, just like camping in my own tent. Staff (only one young lady at office) was very sweet but didn't really know what to say when i told her how disgusting the bathrooms were. The bathrooms were out of TP and dirty. Showers were disgusting with trash all over the floor. BTW, we were told the new bath house would be complete by the end of June. It was not. Trashcans were overflowing. My daughter found long black hairs in her bed. I've stayed in over a hundred regular campgrounds and most were much cleaner. She told me when you have over a hundred guests it's hard. I really don't think that's much of an excuse since that's what they were built to accommodate. She was very nice and I apologized that I was being so negative but truly unhappy with my first "glamping" experienc

We loved being just 20 minutes outside of the West Entrance to Yellowstone. We had zero light pollution and enjoyed the famously big starlit skies. Morning views were absolutely stunning and almost made it hard to head into the park. The camp hosts were kind, welcoming and surprising to us, actually enhanced our visit as we opted one evening to join them around the communal campfire. I opted to make breakfast for my family one morning - which wasn't in my original plans - because we wanted to stick around and enjoy the stunning surroundings rather than find a restaurant in town. Also, Starlight Retreat had a much nicer outdoor camp-style kitchen setup than I had realized it would. I was able to use the provided pot and pans and cleanup was a breeze with their sink/counter space and provide

Such an adorable place! It’s a little drive away on a dirt road from the main freeway, which was difficult to traverse through because there were many holes. Upon arrival the staff in the welcome center were friendly and gave us a s’mores ticket for one free s’more per person during campfire hours (7-10pm). I had no idea that in the north the sun sets so late, it wasn’t even completely dark until after 11! There’s a little outdoor cooking station in the campfire area, some yard games, and hammocks. It’s a great time to chat with other travelers or just to enjoy the evening alone. It feels secluded being by the woods but not so scary knowing there are some people nearby. It is bear country, so they do warn you to leave all food and toiletries in your car when not in immediate use, and the

I cannot recommend this place enough. In a spur of the moment detour to Yellowstone on our drive from Texas to Idaho we needed a place to stay for one night. We called ahead before we booked and the entire team was so kind and accommodating. We stayed in the bell tent and the bed was so comfy and warm. It has a traditional campground vibe with a few welcome luxuries. Sleeping in a king bed in the wilderness was pretty dang awesome. If we ever have a chance to come back I think we would definitely stay here again.