Buffalo Valley Ranch

only one toilet for lots of people, cluttered with equipment and not easily accessible; Guests very noisy

I was very happy with our trip. We stayed in a wagon and the only thing i wish is i would have brought more blankets! The service was slow at the cafe but very the staff were very nice.

Great views! Tipis are a bit rustic (no power or heat) but it worked fine. Bathroom/shower house was a bit dirty but to be expected at a working ranch. Breakfast and coffee at the Cafe was good.

This was my first time in the Tetons and I enjoyed staying here. I slept in a covered wagon one night and moved to a cabin the second night because the covered wagons were unavailable. The bathroom situation is ok if you stay in a wagon. There are bathhouses available but they are a short walk from the wagon. It wasn't an issue as I didn't need to get up to use them during the night. I did make a quick bathroom trip at 6 AM and got to see a glorious sunrise. There is electricity and heat in the wagon. It was a fun way to stay in the Tetons. I enjoyed the adventure of staying in a wagon but the cabin was good too. The cabins come with their own bathroom and are very modern and comfortable. The on-site restaurant is excellent and the staff went out of their way to make sure we were well fed at late hours. We also engaged in horseback riding at the ranch. I had never ridden a horse before but the ranch made me feel comfortable doing so despite having damage to my leg from brain surgery. :)

Owner mostly trying to upsell you anything he can. Once he knows you are not buying, he pretty much just ignores you.

The horseback riding and staff were wonderful. Stayed in a teepee. That is something I don't think I'll ever do again, but it worked. They had cabins too so if I went back, I'd stay in a cabin.

Views are amazing. The tipi was simple but clean Bathrooms were a little bit primitive. They got flooded after every shower. Paper towel dispensed was broken. Trash cans overflowing. I would have like some benches, tables and chairs where to sit outside.

The place has beautiful views and quite looking.

Overall, property is very good, around 10 mins from Teton and around 40 mins from Yellowstone. Surrounding is surreal. Lot of horses. As per the site, they need to keep up the bathroom little bit more. No hand soaps and trash cans, minor but it could be helpful to keep it more clean. Also, Wagons are spacious and with light and heater. Get the bedding from them so that less to carry. It was kind of dusty inside as per nature of wood, so more natural. Don't expect shiny clean. Glamping is the word. Also, they do have the dining area but if you our on budget and to save time, take your own food. Specially, its hard to reach food places inside park. Cooking is not allowed on premises, so no bbq or fire pits.

Teepees and wagons No heat, no lights, no power for recharging phone, iPads and electric appliances.

they had overbooked. we didnt have a room (stagecoach) for 2 hours. they made amends though by paying for our dinner. but still what a mess!

Sleeping in a wagon was unique and the master bed was warm and comfortable

It was a unique experience for us specially the kids love it! The only thing is the heater is not so strong enough to keep us warm. I’m glad we brought our own sleeping bags!

Beautiful place and friendly staff. Basic, but clean.

The Teepee experience is like camping- no water, no electricity, and got down to 27F overnight. However they give you lots of warm blankets and 1 canister of propane for in the morning. Central toilet, showers. Bring some extra propane and a little propane stove is my recommendation. Central bath and showers, great view and dude ranch like experience.