Family Tent w/ Shared Bathroom - Step into our open field between the mountains.

We had a tent in the middle of a cow pasture and woke up to cows, moving and bumping into our tent every morning. The shared trailer bathroom facilities were always dirty, the chain pull to release water that was on demand was very limited, and the water was freezing. Sometimes you would get, a short flow of warm water. If this is a definition of glamping, I never want to glamp again.

Staff was very accommodating, but our tent was not ideal with rainy conditions. Tents should have been checked after the rain. Also, nobody was there for checkout for rented heater return.

Loved this experience at Wander Camp. Need better directions to get to the actual camp and be told you are staying in the middle of a cow field. We didn’t mind but expect cows to come around your tent. Great bedding and tent. Go later in the day because there is no shade except in the tent and it was warm when we got there and that was closer to 5.

Wow, this place was great! So much fun. Kayla and Caleb were amazing. Highly recommend!

Waking up to the cows around the tent and the views! Great beds too!! We loved it. ?

This was our first time glamping and I can't wait to do it again with Wandercamp. The tents were beautiful, check in and out was a breeze, and the cots/beds.... well, it felt like we were sleeping on a cloud they were so comfortable! We stayed two nights in the tents and then two nights in a rental house... and the beds in the tents were WAY more comfortable. This place was clean, comfy, and had everything needed. 10/10 would recommend

This location was a little hard to find, you can't always believe your navigation system... The registration process was smooth and quick, and offered us a discount for reviewing the property online which was a plus. It was pretty cold during our stay, so the ability to rent a small heater was great. The tent was set up perfectly, and had plenty of warm bedding. Keep in mind that you are in a tent, so outside noise and weather is just part of the adventure. It rained most of the night and the tent kept us dry with no leaks. The showers were warm and a welcome addition. Portable potties are, well portable potties... Overall we had a good experience and it was a fun part of our trip.

They only supply the tent and bed, you still need to bring your own stuff which is fine but we didn’t plan accordingly. We didn’t have towels to use the showers. Or flash lights. A list of things to bring would be a great addition to the description.

This idea was amazing, and so cozy! we loved the chilly night sky and the cozy blankets. The views were amazing. The only bad thing I have to say is the bathrooms/ showers !!! There is three bathrooms that share with a shower so if someone is in the shower you better hold it til Someone comes out. Also there was no toilet paper and the sink leaked all over the floor and the doors didn’t zip shut. Overall super fun idea though

The tents themselves were simple and the beds were comfortable. The night sky was amazing. We had issues with the bathrooms being broken down, “full to the brim”, and no toilet paper in the evening. We also had kids with us and the bathrooms were on the other side of the property. We enjoyed seeing some wildlife in the fields around us but did not enjoy being in the middle of a cow pasture with cow droppings all over and even at the entrance of the tent. They also “moo’d” all night which was surprising.

Wander Camp is a great concept. It's a safe and novel way of camping while visiting Yellowstone. Everyone was super friendly, and the bed is so comfy and cozy, especially on those frigid, high-desert nights. With it being such a new operation, however, they still have a few kinks to work out -- we experienced several booking errors, and the bath houses were slightly inadequate given the number of guests. Aside from those two things, our stay was lovely, and if they're able to address them, I would definitely consider giving them another go :)