Nice 2 bedroom riverside cabin. Good restaurant and complimentary breakfast. Laundry available. Fishing rentals onsite. Horseback riding on site, but book early. Nice playground for kids. Good value. Would love to see archery/ shooting clays added to activities.

Look at my history, 95% positive reviews but need to be honest on this one. I need to hire their Instagram marketing team for my real estate promotions because they made this place look a lot different than it is. Maybe it is one day a month but not when stayed and definitely not on Sundays. We checked on time and I asked about their fishing pond, they said all of a sudden it was under maintenance? So no fishing was allowed, mind you the main reason we chose this place was so my eight year-old who is obsessed with fishing could catch a trout in their trout pond. So they said we could go fishing in the creek, but the tackle shop is closed on Sundays and their activities office are closed on Sundays, which was not notified to us (other than trail rides) and other guest were confused as well. I asked do you mind putting us in the riverside cabin so we don’t have to walk as far since the pond is closed and they said we’re all booked up, but pretty sure they weren’t. We did go down to the river and have a nice afternoon. We got to dinner and our waitress was great but the beer ordered was hot. I closed out my tab that was over $150 and I asked for a club soda to go the bartender goes that will be $2 for a flat club soda? We also were told they did a campfire each night but they had a sprinkler on that night so no fire, of course they were preparing it the next morning. We had spent the week in Yellowstone and Montana and we are most looking forward to our stay here and I’m not sure if it’s a Sunday deal, management, the normal deal , but we were not impressed. Monday morning was better bc of the breakfast and our guide Cameron on trail ride was great! Then we were leaving we noticed the pond was open but we had use fly tackle which didn’t bring nor notified. Communication needs to be better all around!

As Australians, , it was with great excitement we headed from Big Sky to the 320 Dude Ranch.As we arrived, it looked interesting, though quiet.We arrived about an hour early for check in, and as we were a little early i told the receptionist we had brought our lunch and would have that as we had to wait.It was very cold with wind out side (it snowed that night), and she didn't offer for us to wait in their lounge area with lounges and an open fire, so we had to wait and eat lunch in the car.I thought that was quite unfriendly and rude.Eventually we were given the key to our cabin - it was the 2nd last, furtherest from the restaurant - only open for breakfast, which we had to drive the 1km (approx) to each morning. The cabin was ok, not wonderful, just average. Much to our shock, there were - NO TV, NO CARPET OR RUGS ON THE GRITTY WOOD FLOOR, NO TABLE OR EXTRA/EASY CHAIRS TO SIT AT FOR MEALS, NO CLOCK RADIO AND NO CHARGING POINT FOR OUR PHONES, AND NO WIFI.We were quite shocked, to say the least.They advertise a restaurant , but that does not open until June. We were there in mid-May.We were excited to enjoy the activities that were advertised, and had anticipated enjoying them so much that we extended our stay by another night BEFORE WE LEFT AUSTRALIA. At no time were we told that the advertised activities did NOT begin until June 19th.We had our 3 nights booked for mid-May.So, basically we were stuck in accommodation half way between Big Sky and Yellowstone with nothing to do on the ranch, so we had to go a long way to find touristy things to occupy our days.As we checked out, I expressed our total disappointment to the receptionist and asked her why we weren't advised of the lack of activities until mid-June.I told her that we were really annoyed that we had been taken advantage and that our money had been taken in a deceitful way and that we would like a refund of 50% (an amount which i thought was fair).She said, sorry.She said no refund of any amount.Subsequently, re received an email offering us a 3 night stay in 2027 !!!!We are in our mid 70's .We are from Australia , and travelled for 14+ hours to reach LA, then another 2+ hours flying to Seattle, then a long drive from Seattle to the 320 Dude Ranch.Honestly, we were shocked at their offer of free accommodation in 2027 !!!They knew we could not accept such a rediculous offer!So, following my tale, book with care, expect to find nothing in your cabin that you would expect, in paid accommodation in the 21st Century.Oh, and the breakfasts were good.

We stayed for a few nights on our way down into Yellowstone. We had a deluxe cabin with an open fire which was stunning and loved lighting this on the chilly evenings, it was amazing to be able to fall asleep with a beautiful fire going. We also did some smores. The cabin was clean, the bed was amazing and the porch was just perfect to sit out on and watch the world go by…and the ground squirrels ️ . We were really lucky that we had a quiet cabin around the back. Be aware that this ranch is on a busy road, so if you’re looking for peace ask for a cabin out the back away from the river. We had a fabulous ride out on a 2 hour trek into the forest. It was very slow paced for anyone that’s ridden before but still thoroughly enjoyable, beautiful scenery and wonderful horses. All VERY safe and the saddles were super comfy. Breakfast was generally ok, the mass produced food in the big silver terrines was generally inedible, you could’ve paved the yard with the waffles at 9.30am and the oatmeal the next day could have been the cement, neither was edible. The other down sides which did make me feel a bit conned were the prices of the “porch picnic” and the “chuck wagon BBQ”. The picnic ($30/adult) was definitely not worth it in any way shape or form, the burger was so dry it was unswallowable, and again a silver server full of sweaty pre cooked tepid pork that had once been pulled, then it was a very simple chopped slaw and potato/salad with it. The chuck wagon experience, although fun was again extortionately priced at $85 per adult and was absolutely NOT worth this. We were in the wagon less than 10 mins. Yes it’s a beautiful setting, yes it’s an experience, but $170 for a BBQ that lasted less than 2 hours is crazy, I expected WAY more. The 2 drinks included were local alcohol and although I had to pay an adult price for my 17yr old, she couldn’t drink. The food was good but I wouldn’t pay this much money in a high end restaurant for BBQ chicken and steak, let alone at a BBQ. Overall a great stay but let down by the food and costs of additional entertainment.

We stayed in the Yellowstone cabin. It was absolutely beautiful, clean, and well maintained. We also did the 2-hour horse trail ride. Their horses are very well cared for, and the barn staff were very helpful and knowledgeable. Our group had some inexperienced riders and was made to feel very comfortable and supported. Our dinner at the restaurant was delicious. I wish we had more time to stay and explore more activities and the surrounding area. We made this stop on the way out of Yellowstone and only had 1 night. I am sure we will return for a longer stay in the future!