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.

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!

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!!!

Timberline Glamping Cheaha

We had a great trip! We took our 6 and 8 year old grandsons camping and hiking at Cheaha. The camping site was just what we needed: welcoming, clean, comfortable. It was so easy to simply show up at our campsite with our food and find that everything else we already set up. And to return after a day of hiking to sleep in a comfortable was awesome. Our grandsons already told us that this is our annual fall camp now!

Cheaha State Park is beautiful. The Timberline tent was fantastic. Comfortable bed, kids enjoyed the bunk beds. Everything was set up nice and neat. Would definitely recommend if you didn’t want to go full cabin, or primitive tent. An excellent middle ground.

My family had a wonderful time staying with Timberline Glamping at Cheaha State Park. The tent and amenities were perfect, and it was so nice returning there after a day of hiking on the nearby trails. The staff was incredibly helpful and replied immediately when we emailed them with a question. Do yourself a favor and pre-order a 12-pack of the Sweet Cinnamon Pecan K-cups. We usually don't drink flavored coffee, but we loved it.

My daughter and I had a wonderful stay in #53! Everything was clean and well kept. Bathrooms are not far from the tents. The beds were cozy and warm! We could hear nature outside and waking up in the morning was a peaceful experience. We will be back in the future!

FYI, this has nothing to do with Timberline, but there USED to be a restaurant on the mountain but it is closed and only used for events. It shows on the map it’s still there. Plan your food source accordingly, The Mountain Store saved us for dinner planning. It was our first time up there and I didn’t know that until we got there. My mistake!

Had the best time glamping in Cheaha with Timberline! Aimee was there to guide us with any questions we had. The set up was so cute and cozy and the surroundings were a dream. There was lots to do hiking wise around the park and the leaves were at their peak. We will definitely be back for another getaway!

Camp Hidden Creek - Ashland, AL

Amazing in every way!  They aim to please and said we would not be disappointed and they were right!  We stopped on our way from Nashville to Orange Beach. The tent and bed were comfortable. It was so nice to drive up and have it greet us just like the pictures. The sound of the creek soothing. The fire pit comfy and beautiful all around. The shower and coffee bar a short beautiful walk away. Also a clean big porta potty close enough for middle of the night. We hope to come again!  Everyone was super friendly but also gave us our space to enjoy.

Great camp site on a creek.Tent was comfortable and table and chairs were provided Ice, water, coffee and tea available. Wood available for a cost. Our dog really enjoyed it! Brenda was very helpful and super nice.

The property is beautiful! Perfect weekend getaway. Tim was an amazing host and a great help! Our girls (12&10) never got bored and had the best time! We will be back!

Just SE of Ashland, AL.  We will obsoletely return to Camp Hidden Creek.  Beautiful area to enjoy the Talladega National Forest. You will not be disappointed

Great little campground. The host is very attentive. We stayed at Whiskey Lullaby and loved it. It's also a short drive to a lot of hiking trails in the Talladega National Forest.

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Timberline Glamping at Amicalola Falls

Our Timberline Glamping experience was AMAZING! We stayed in a Deluxe Safari tent and had plenty of space with 4 adults and 2 young kids. We enjoyed having a covered “back deck” on the deluxe tent, especially because it rained out last night. There was no moisture in the tent the next morning after it had rained for over 12 hours.  The beds were insanely comfortable (I think I slept better there than at my house when we got home!). The amenities for glamping were amazing. The ac/heat kept the tent comfortable all night. The location at Amicalola is perfect too. We enjoyed hiking up to the falls and exploring the park. Book the trip…you won’t regret it!

This was our first time glamping and we loved it.  We stayed in the deluxe tent site number 6.  The location, the tent, the beds, everything was amazing. The tent was immaculate and had a diffuser going when we arrived.  We had our own little deck and backyard area with a grill and firepit.  Below in the woods were two hammocks where my daughter spend most of her time reading.  You can rent games from them which we did and loved.   The quiet hours were enforced which I loved, so right at 10pm it got very quiet.  The only negative was our neighbors.  All of them were quiet and respectful except in site 7...this group had the foulest mouths I have ever heard and my kids were with us.  The "f" word was used about every other word and they were not quiet about or cared who heard.  Luckily they left the following morning so we only had to hear that one night.  Other than that it was a fantastic trip and one we plan to do again.  Thank you for the great memories.

Absolutely adorable from start to finish! The pre-communication was appreciated, the arrival into our welcoming tent ⛺️ was great (lights and heater already on to keep us warm), the cozy beds, sweet decor (including a Christmas tree!🌲), the Keurig ☕️ and water, the outdoor chairs and heater, the firewood…EVERYTHING was thought of and taken care of! Thank you so much! ❤️❤️

Loved everything about this and looking forward to trying more Timberline locations! Tent was SO clean and amenities exceeded our expectations - there was a terrible storm our second night and we didn't have a single issue. Woke up to limbs down and debris everywhere but tent was solid! Highly recommend!

Besides someone smoking pot next to us, this place is and always will be a beautiful place, its almost like heaven on earth. Best during the fall because several farms open up, including a place where they make homemade apple pies! Its so beautiful to camp here, the bathrooms are sorta nasty but its to be expected for a shared bathroom. If your a city slicker I guess go for glamping but it isnt the same as actually setting up a tent and a camper/Rv. In the evenings the fog settles on the mountains and it looks magical.

Stone Mountain Park Campground

Beautiful park, comfortable and pleasant places.  Very friendly staff. We were in the Blue Sites. Beautiful views on this edge.  There needs to be a little renovation to the bathrooms however they were kept clean.  And also on the road.  We couldn't climb the stone mountain due to a family mishap and we had to leave early.  We will surely return and enjoy its natural beauty and attractions even more.  Here I share some photos.

The laser light show was really good. The kids loved it. The drone show was awesome. Not alot to do at the amusement park but still a lot of family fun. Campground was perfect I felt. Easy to set up. Easy to find the campsite . Had a good view.  I have a 38 ft camper and had plenty of room to set up in camp site with plenty of room around camper.

My husband and I  have been going to Stone Mountain  Campground  since 2018. It started out just a one-time visit. But  the first visit, my husband had two grandma seizures and ended up in Atlanta Trama Center for a week. When it came time to leave the camp ground. They took me in like family.  I was staying in a yurt. They made sure I was safe until I  could take my husband home just like family. We come back every year and are still treated the same. Nice, quiet, family oriented, There are sites for tents, small and large campers, and yurts. Also, there are fire pits and charcoal grills. On site, there's  a small store  for things you might have forgotten or drinks ,wood, etc. A big screen TV on site to watch and a swimming pool. It sat right off of Stone Mountain Lake beautiful view. Right beside the Camp ground is is Stone Mountain.  If you like to camp, this is a must. You won't  regret it.

One of our favorite campgrounds! Beautiful views, friendly staff, clean shower and restroom facilities. Close to many restaurants. Great hiking and kayaking

We stayed here for about 5 days in late July, and the campground itself was peaceful, and next to the lake. It wasn't like some campgrounds that have a water park etc. It was really peaceful and comfortable. The park, including the mountain, the lake, the kayaking and scenery have more than enough to keep a family with kids very much occupied and happily entertained. Each site had a fire ring, and it was a really great experience for us. Would recommend if you're looking for a peaceful and beautiful camping experience with plenty to do. 👍🏼

Pine Mountain RV Resort

Thanks to Jade my husband and I had an amazing weekend. When I called to make reservations for camping  she went above and beyond helping me plan our trip. She was such a joy to meet when we checked in. She was very quick to catch my sense of humor and we connected instantly. Thank you Jade for making my birthday getaway so special.

We visited our cousins who were parked here. Love the area and the laid-back atmosphere.  Loved the festival they had ,music awesome,  loved the band. People are very friendly and easy to carry on a conversation with. The park is very clean and well kept. The sites are spacious and staff nice. The town is close so doing some sightseeing and shopping is easily accessible.  Loved it all!

Very low value for the price. We paid 150.00 a night for a yurt...no refrig, no microwave, shared bathroom facilities, no towels, no aesthetics in the yurt. We will be staying at Calloway Gardens in the future. That would be a much better value for your money.They also charge u "dynamically" when u book, not according to when u will be staying at their property. Pool and spa not accessible in Nov.

The campground has great amenities and is close to several beautiful parks and gorgeous hikes. The spots are, for the most part, very easy access and pull through. Wifi is slow, but we didn't care.  I heard others complaining about the streaming, but we like to be outside, and they have cable available.  Nice for kids and pets.  I do wish they monitored people who didn't leash their dogs.  We had several people's dogs run up to our leashed dogs, so just be alert.

One of my favorite local spots close to home.  Everything is super clean & I love the new paved roads.   Such a treat the pool was open in October.  The front desk person was super friendly and helpful.   The grass could have been cut in some areas but, over all it’s super nice.  20 minutes away from Nutwood winery and super close to Callaway gardens.

La Posada en El Potrero Chico

Everyone was very friendly, and all the places were very clean and well kept. The kitchen could get a bit smelly when food was stuck in the drain for a day or two. The toilets could also be difficult to flush. However, for the price, very nice. The views from the pool were incredible!! Felt very lucky to help them finish out their season.

As a climber I’m pretty used to “roughing”it. I’ve stayed here for 3 weeks now and I think it’s important to share my experience.

In my entire time here the woman’s bathroom has not had hot water and management has taken little interest in addressing it.

The bathrooms are filthy most of the time. There is poop on the walls and curtains at the time of this review and the common cooking area is always shambles.

Speaking with other climbers who have been here longer they also mentioned the cleanliness, lack of hot water. Management has showed a complete lack of interest.

After moving to El Sendero the difference in cleanliness could not be more obvious.

If you care about having hot water after a long day of climbing or showering with poop on the bathroom floor and curtains don’t stay here.

I did not stay there but went multiple times to eat over the course of a week. In short, avoid this place for food, you have much better options in the area. It's overpriced, inconsistent, and doesn't taste great most of the time. They have sick margaritas though, so props for that. And the people are nice.

Great friendly staff and cool community: they have shared common kitchen and a lot of hang out areas. The restaurant is a bit limited and don’t always have lunch to go options. Accommodation is great. But the share bathroom can be renovated or be kept a bit cleaner. Highly recommended.

I think this is place to stay at EPC. Great options whether you’re parking, camping or want a room. Fantastic food and very kind & helpful staff. They’ve been listening to guests for decades and implemented many things that climbers have asked for, including great Wifi! They put together a care package for a guest at La Posada while I was in the states. They even do an amazing job with special requests, on short notice! You can find lodging closer to the Park, but I think it’s worth the extra hiking time for the atmosphere and all of the services. It’s nice to have so many other climbers in the compound! Meet people from all over the world, swap beta while cooking your own dinner, find a partner, etc. I can’t wait to visit again.

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