Wander Camp Yellowstone

My husband and I came here on our honeymoon the second week of June. We stayed for two nights and greatly enjoyed our stay. The staff went above and beyond! They brought us a cute bouquet with some waters which was so kind and thoughtful. They were so friendly and you could tell they were genuinely happy that we were there. The location has moved since last summer but they sent an email a few weeks prior informing us of the new location and then send a reminder text the day of. It wasn’t hard to find at all, though there were some major pot holes (to be expected on a dirt road in the middle of nowhere) so take it slow. We had the most beautiful view from our tent. The beds were so comfy and kept us surprisingly warm, even though it rained through the night, we wore hoodies and sweats and were just fine. Though they do have heaters you can rent for your stay if you need to be warmer. It is camping after all so you can’t expect it to be like a luxurious hotel. They have bathrooms and showers with running water. Such a fun and unique experience. I'd recommend it!! It’s quiet and scenic and if you look out at the fields surrounding it you can see pronghorn and bald eagles. On our way out to go to the Playhouse Mill we stopped and talked to the staff. They were some of the kindest people I’ve met. So to the two cute staff members who told us to tell them how the Playhouse Mill was, we 10/10 recommend.

We are so excited and charmed by this place! I have driven past these for years and wanted to stay and now we are getting the chance to!

This is the WORST experience I’ve ever had, and I will never return. First, the location was changed last minute—with no proper notice. Just a casual text on the day of check-in. The new site was clearly rushed and unprepared. Tents were placed awkwardly among overgrown brush. The one light provided was dimmer than my phone’s flashlight. It felt like we were beta testers, not guests. Then came the cold. It was freezing at night. But instead of providing heaters as a basic necessity, they charged extra—just to stay warm enough to survive. Worse still, the heater died after two hours and wouldn’t turn back on. We shivered through the night, barely able to sleep. And it wasn’t just us...our neighbors gave up and spent the night in their car just to avoid the brutal cold. Absolutely unacceptable. The campsite was also extremely isolated. No nearby stores, no food, nothing but potholes and rough terrain leading in. The road there was like an off-road challenge, constant bumps, dips, and anxiety. The staff disappears after 10pm. That means if something goes wrong—whether it’s a broken heater, extreme weather, or wildlife—you are completely on your own. No one to help. I’ve never felt so disappointed, frustrated, and unsafe on a trip.

Place is beautiful, beds are super comfortable and warm. Hosts are nice and run a food truck is needed.

Great experience Didn’t expect live music Nice treat