Under Canvas West Yellowstone

We stayed at Under canvas west Yellowstone for 7 nights. The campsite was immaculate, food was great and the service was great even though we noticed the restaurant was short staffed. I would only recommend a more variable food menu although I imagine most people don’t stay at the camp for an entire week.  Everyone was extremely friendly and accommodating to our family (we travelled with a 2.5 yo and 1 yo). The campsite was a short drive from the West Yellowstone entrance. Overall we were very happy with our stay and would recommend to others!

This hotel gives you all the best parts of camping without the worst parts. We had a great 4 night stay here in early September. The tents and facilities were well maintained and the staff was super helpful and nice. Really appreciated that we could reach hotel staff by text message.

One negative was that the restaurant has limited food choices, but that may have been because we came at the end of the season.

The location was amazing! The view was breathtaking in the mornings.  Accommodations were great.  The facilities in the tent were great. It got a bit chilly in the morning (38) but the wood burning stove did a great job.  It was a great experience that we will always cherish.

We just returned from a 5 night stay here and we loved it! The location was great - close enough to west Yellowstone that there was lots of different food options when we got tired of the nearby restaurant (and got some great recs from the people who worked there). The park was close (recommend getting there early - if you hit the busy time for getting in, there is so much traffic.)

Everyone who worked here was super kind and helpful. The s’mores / fire pit / bar in the evening was awesome. Tons of people came down which made for a great atmosphere. My daughter made new friends seemingly every night playing around on a climbing structure they have near the lobby.

We booked a horseback ride with the concierge - it was super smooth to do the booking and the ride was great.

We stayed in a deluxe tent with attached kids tent. Because of the temps, the kids ended up staying in the main tent with the stove to be more comfortable. The kids tent made for an excellent hideaway for them though. The bed was comfy and once I got used to the pull chain, the shower was great. Also - stepping out in the middle of the tent and seeing the stars was amazing and something that will stay with me.

Highly recommend!

A lot of fun! It was nice to glamp with an affordable price tag. If you're not up for making your own fire to keep your tent warm this isn't the place for you.

I would change:
food availability, eating places, options. It's quite limited all around and we couldn't get into the restaurant the time we tried.

Yellowstone Bear World

We went here on a whim because we were headed in this direction and had an extra hour to do something. Was a great way to see the wildlife up close!  Bears, white elk, deer, and bison. The bear cubs were playful and fun to watch. The new dinosaur exhibit was much better than I expected for such a remote place. Fun rides here for little kids (6 and under).

Outstanding well kept secret we've told everybody about! 👏 For the most part,  the staff is friendly! All around are clean facilities, structures, and habitats for the various  animals! All the animals appeared to be well fed and cared for! Feeding the "baby bears" was definitely the highlight of the trip for us! BUT YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE! Very seldom can you show up and expect to feed the bears! The food was decent, and as you would expect, overpriced beyond belief! The "merchandise shop," on the other hand, was reasonably priced and quite affordable!

I've gone a few times in different seasons, but it's still the same. The bathrooms are a mess and super dirty. The staff is pretty rude, and their merchandise barely ever is updated. but it was cool to look around at the cubs and drive through the wildlife. The dinosaur park in it has quite a few dinosaurs with some movement and sounds. We liked the chubby bears 🐻

We attended as a homeschool field trip. The drive through to see the bears was exciting for my girls (10&3). The petting area was fun with little piglets and momma, deer and goats. The girls had fun feeding them and also the fish and ducks in the river. We got there at feeding time and it was so cute to watch the baby bear cubs drinking their bottles. You can pay extra to feed the bear cubs, but we didn't do this. The new dinosaur exhibit was neat with life-sized animatronic dinos to see and even a few of the little coin ride kind. The small carnival rides we did last were fun and the girls left happy for the day out.

Amazing place. Great opportunity to see some majestic wildlife up close! You can take as many laps in your car as you want, that will take you right by bison, dear and a TON of bears. There is also a petting zoo with deer, goats, ducks etc. A few rides for the kids and a dinosaur place under construction for 2024.

IF YOU'RE GOING ALL THE WAY OUT HERE -- spoil yourself and cough up the extra $75 to feed the baby bears. You'll remember that for the rest of your life!!!

This place actually made my mum-in-law cry out of sheer joy over all the beautiful animals and getting to bottle feed the cubs.

Tautphaus Park

For only $7 I had 2 hours of fun here! There are endless animals to see, I can't recommend it more. Learned a lot from the panels on each enclosure. There's a petting zoo. Also the otters are the best.

Idaho Falls most beautiful park with the best small zoo in the Nation! Best park for softball as well. Love all the improvements that have happened and excited for the fun land to open back up. The new road behind the sunken diamond field is an amazing addition too!

This park is absolutely beautiful. One of the best parks we’ve seen in many years. Always kept clean, tons of trees, tons of areas to walk your dog. There’s a few different play yards for kids, zoo, baseball fields. This park has it all. Thanks to the city for the great upkeep with this park!!

Best park to visit in Idaho Falls. Lots of space with plenty of trees. Lots of activities to do there like going to the zoo, a must when visiting Idaho Falls. It also has  indoor ice skating, skate park, tennis courts, baseball, softball fields. In the winter it is a great place to practice your cross country skiing or snowshoeing.

It was spectacular. The grand kids loved it, it was an amazing Zoo

Big Bone Lick State Historic Site

We stayed at the campground for two days.  The campground is not that big but clean and well laid out.  The washrooms and showers were clean but need updating.  The water hookup at some sites is quite far so make sure to have enough hose.  The sites are reserved but there are some walk ins available if you come during the week or off season.  I do have to say that the woman in the office must have been having a couple of bad days- I'll leave it at that.

Seeing the bison and visiting the museum and gift shop was a nice bonus.

Big Bone Lick was a trip that we decided to make three hours away because of the fossil beds, bison, and camping. While the park is kept up, along with the campsite, the base offering is actually pretty limited. I think my expectations were a bit more considering there were supposed dig sites on the grounds. The visitors center is nice, but very small. The diorama behind it was faded and in need of update. The bison were very neat though we didn’t get to see them up close. Trails could use some improvement. Overall a good but not great place, potentially much better if it gets an overhaul.

The family stopped by today to check out the Bison and the museum. We lucked out on this hot day that the Bison were all out eating grass. They were eating along the fence line, which made it a great experience. Standing a couple feet away from such magnificent and powerful creatures was a treat. Lastly, we stopped at the small museum they have near the Bison. It was way more than I expected, lots on display. Behind the building, they have another display with fiberglass animals from the Ice age.    Everyone had a fantastic time.

A very nice Kentucky State Park that doesn't require a full day commitment.   We were able spend a couple hours the view the visitor center, walk a couple of trails and see the local bison herd.  The trails are well marked.  The loop trail at the Visitor Center is an easy walk.  Going back on a couple of the other trails past the bison can get you some elevation changes, but I consider moderate in difficulty.   Overall we hiked about 3 1/2 miles in less than 2 hours.  Plenty for what we wanted to do.  The visitor center has a lot of information about the history of the site.  Well worth a stop in visit.   It's not big so 15 to 30 minutes is more than enough time.  The staff and rangers were helpful.

Great park! Took a day trip specifically to see the Bison and it was well worth the trip. Spent almost a hour just enjoying these magnificent animals!

Boone County Arboretum

Well what can I say about our experience at the boone county arboretum except it is amazingness. So much nature in a busy city. The old saying stop and smell the roses, well here you can stop and smell several types of flowers. It is absolutely beautiful at the arboretum. Also very educational for the children. My 8 years cousin loves it. She is not much of an outdoors person however the mention of the arboretum gets her off her devices. We count the birds and squirrels, we look for all kinds of animals during our walks. I downloaded all trails an app that has the trails mapped out so we didn't get lost. This an excellent place for adults and children alike. There are plenty of benches along the paths so you can sit and relax for a moment. The trees provide a great shade to sit in while taking in all the beauty. I give it 5 stars as it just breath takingly beautiful and the butterfly garden is so ahhhh busy. So many flowers for the butterflies. The archways set up throughout adds a nice touch as well. Ohhh and the little bridges. Such a nice place.

small trail system with cows next door. the trees were very pretty. lots of people and cars for a kids soccer game on saturday morning

I've been wanting to come here for a-whiles.  I know today was not the best time of year and/or weather day, but here I am.  There were some trees in bloom that were gorgeous and, of course, the daffodils were up, but for the most part it's pretty early - yet.  I could appreciate the paved trail that goes around the whole park and the children's garden and butterfly garden are pretty neat!  I'll just have to come back in the spring/summer to see more trees and flowers in bloom :-)

I have many beautiful pictures of this place but my biggest disappointment is the inconsistent schedule of bathroom maintenance, trash left by shelter reserved guests, parents, coaches, and teams leaving trash behind. We always try to leave the park better than we found it. However, a subsequent visit after (6) days revealed; the same black plastic glove, multiple plastic serving cups, bathroom feminine receptacles, over flowing with trash and smell, stalls with no toilet tissue  and of course sinks never cleaned properly. Be it a sports complex or a nature center, none is excusable as far as appearance or basic sanitation.  Weeds, choking vines, kill plantings, and then mulch is thrown but not spread on a tree base that is removed days later.  Nothing that is generously purchased is maintained.  For example, front entry peony shrub, never cut back or dead headed which would take (2) minutes  and should be completed end of May.  Often trash isn't removed from grass and run over by mowers.  Bathrooms have been shut down as early as 6:30 P.M. when dozens are still in park. If you question, belligerent response is given. If park closes at dusk, thus the Bathrooms too. I know a few people that have given time to this park early on, and clearly this wasn't their expectation. If operators are willing to think outside the box,  I would be happy  to compose a better review on all sites w/stellar pictures when Boone county hints at showing interest!

This place is beautiful!  We met a photographer here for pictures.  It's a gorgeous site for that and tons of other activities.  I can't believe I have missed out on this place all these years living on Northern Kentucky.

Timberline Glamping at Huntsville

We had a great time. The tent was beautiful. It was my grandson's birthday and he loved his surprise
We did a little hike and the view was amazing. Will definitely stay again. We saw several deer and the kids were really excited. The tent was exactly as shown in pictures.

This was a super fun experience. It made camping so easy for our young family. The tent was roomy and the heater made a big difference. The beds were comfortable and having a coffee maker was the icing on the cake! We will rent from Timberline again. Love supporting a Christian company!

The king bed was soo comfortable!! Not at all like the ones in many hotels. We enjoyed our stay immensely. The kids loved the bunk beds. While we were there the state had a burn ban due to drought so no 🔥 which was a bummer but not anyone’s fault. The first night it was actually raining, (it was good bc of the drought). I thought for times like this it would have been nice to have a small microwave. That would have been the only thing to make it a little better. Not sure if I would have thought that if not for the rain!! Great time had by all 5 of us. We look forward to trying out another one of their locations!💜

Never thought I'd say this about a campsite, but our place was spotlessly clean and cozy. The tent seemed like it was brand new, no mold (unlike state park yurts we have stayed in) and we never felt too cold or hot with the remote-controlled HVAC unit. The refrigerator held quite a bit of food. The beds were comfortable with pillowy duvet covers. Location #42 was a very short walk to the bathroom with a shortcut trail right behind it to the play structures and bathrooms. The park has a great variety of trails for different skill levels. There's a really nice playground, too.

Overall a great experience, highly recommend.

The glamping experience was awesome!  Spent one night on Monte Sano, Timberline was very helpful getting things set up for me.  The tent was incredible, very clean and just gorgeous!  Enjoyed the atmosphere, the provided games and decor, the hammocks outside, and the private covered porch.  It was so nice to just pick up and go camping without having to do more than pack and un-pack a suitcase, and throw some things from the fridge in a cooler.  I spent a wonderful night on a comfy bed in air-conditioned comfort and ate fresh fruit I had stored in the mini-fridge for breakfast along with eggs cooked over the campfire.  Enjoyed staring at the beautiful trees while rocking in my hammock.  Took several pilgrimages to the bathroom at night and in the morning, and my dog loved sniffing everything.  There was space for his large crate and all the luggage inside the tent, and still plenty of space to move around.  All of the fun of camping with none of the hassle.  Note - you are still camping.  A deer ran through our camp, and we had some mice and spiders come visit us in the night - make sure you zip up your luggage and secure your food (normal camping precautions) and you'll be fine.  No TV or microwave, but hey, it's glamping!  There was electricity, A/C / Heat, a small trashcan, coffee maker, great interior lighting in the tent, exterior lighting around the hammocks at night, and a ceiling fan, and miles of hiking trails to explore.  Loved it!!!  Will definitely visit again!!!

Blevins Gap Nature Preserve

Great trails that are non technical and easy to tackle by most people. Decent amount of parking but can get crowded on busy weekends. Nice views from the overlook. If doing some of the loops you are looking at about 4 miles total. Recommend some water and comfy shoes for that. Dogs are permitted and the trails are ok for kids at least the shorter trails but the tiny ones might tire out getting up some of the steeper parts to the overlook.

Nice hike and great views! Dog friendly! Plenty of parking. You can payment for parking is volunteer based. 1 portable toilet in the premises. Some benches to sit and a nice garden
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Plenty parking spaces. Nice view of Huntsville. Lots of caution signs warning you about step drop offs. Yet groups off teens don't seem to care and wander to close.

We went to visit my wife’s aunt in Huntsville and we made a pit stop here so that we could see this amazing view. There is a hiking trail and parking if you would like to spend the day hiking, but we did not get a chance to check it out. Great spot to take pictures. I bet it’s really beautiful at night. If you like nature and outdoors, you should definitely come here.

I would rate this questionable for limited mobile individuals.  The top is flat. The paths wide. But there is an incline and rocks/roots.
Generous shade with areas of generous sun.
My path was Center. Many paths are there.

Constitution Square Historic Site

This is a great place to sit and reflect. There is history of Danville going back almost 250 years, including a courthouse and jail still standing after all them years. I took these pictures in hopes people may see something they didn't even know existed around here!

Amazing historic site, with friendly people and plenty of picnic tables for outside eating or fellowshiping.

Sometimes I'm blessed by the places I visit and the people I meet. I stopped on a whim as I was passing by and I'm glad I did. I met two fantastic people who gave me the history of the square they told me the story of each building and I truly enjoyed the visit and enjoyed the history

We have visited here a few times, always kept neat and clean. Nice quiet place, interesting history presentations. I especially like seeing the actual buildings from the 1790s.

I Love this place! It has beautiful scenery and is perfect for photos! As a photographer, I really appreciate how many different photo opportunities this place has. Checkout my photography page on insta or Facebook to see some of the photos I’ve done here! @LuizaFaithPhotography

Yuko-En on the Elkhorn

Small yet beautiful park! Perfect for a picnic on the grass. The little river next to it is not very clean but overall it was still charming. It has a nice atmosphere and beautiful nature.

Absolutely beautiful, peaceful and serene!
My baby(My shizu) & I will return several more times while im here on assignment!

This space was beautiful! Very well kept. We didn't see any koi fish but it's still winter and i don't know how that works if they take them out and put them inside or anything. There were a ton of baby fish in there though. Had nice big grass areas for kids to play or have a picnic. No restrooms so have to plan for that with kids but we really enjoyed it.

My son adores walking here!! It's beautiful and peaceful with plenty to look at. Clean and quiet! A hidden gem.

Beautiful place, I went twice in May 2023 and it was well maintained from my perspective. I wish they'd hide an outhouse somewhere because, as is, if you plan on spending some time there, you'll be doing so without toilet access.

Bethel Spring Nature Preserve

If you haven't been what are you waiting for. Bethel Springs has a nature loop for a easy 20 minuet walk, no elevation, and a loop that takes you to the water fall. I like to go a day or two after a decent rain to see the water fall at full blast, just watch for mud if you go too soon after a large rain. The trails are easy to follow the right side is steep and the left side is a little bit longer I've gone up and down both alone or with friends. If you get a chance stop by here and just enjoy the breeze and trees and creek or go see the falls you won't regret it.

Absolutely beautiful. Moderate hike to reach the waterfall. Beautiful scenery on the way up. God is amazing ❤️

This hike was a lot of fun. We actually had a dog that was there in the parking lot when we pulled up go with us to the waterfall. It must be one of the Local neighbors dog because it led us on the trail the whole time. It was a nice surprise. Not sure if the dog hangs out and goes on hikes with strangers often but we had a blast. This waterfall is beautiful and relaxing. We took the left trail “mill trail” there and it was some work at portions of it. It took us around 25 minutes to get to the falls. The remains of the mill were pretty cool along the way.

Great trails and beautiful scenic views. The waterfall is the best part of it all. Great places to sit down and rest or even eat lunch. Beware if you go on a day when it has rained a few days before. Trails are pretty slick. Would for sure recommend starting on the carpenters trail and ending with the mill trail. It is a better ending with this route.

I was really impressed with the trail and how well it is maintained. There needs to be an accurate distance and elevation post to the falls. Google maps shows near 500 ft elevation. That sounded about right after hiking it yesterday. It was a very good walk and the climb is of moderate stress. BE AWARE of the mud after it rains though. The last climb to the falls then down to the falls is wicked slippery!  The area parking is really small, and I did not see any other places to park. No outhouse/bathroom either so be aware of that too!

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