Under Canvas North Yellowstone - Paradise Valley

Location was good. Staff was super.

It would be nice if they delivered morning coffee to the tents.

Service was great. Staff took time to show us details about the room. Even loaded up our gear onto an electric cart to bring us to the tent. S’mores was a hit with the kids. Some suggestions. Bed is very squeaky!! Felt bad for our neighbors 😜. The lighting is sparse in the tent. Adds to the vibe. But would be nice to have some string lights on the inside for more lighting. Can’t park at the tent. So have to walk to the parking lot. Would be nice if allowed parking for vehicles such as electric vehicles that don’t have noisy engines. The Anker battery banks are nice, but a larger battery like a Jackery would be nicer for those with cpaps. Especially at $599/night. Fortunately used some rewards to negate the cost, but wouldn’t pay full price of $599 even for glamping. Also be aware. No food in tents. Understandable policy, but keep in mind if traveling with kids.

We had an amazing experience at this property. It's a beautiful location right on the Yellowstone River, with very luxurious and comfortable accommodations. We had a deluxe tent with a kids' tent adjacent, and our children really enjoyed having their own space. The bed was very comfortable, and the bathroom was nice. The food was outstanding. It was a little further from Yellowstone than I was expecting (about 45min - 1hr), but it's a nice drive with lots of scenery. I only wish that we could have stayed longer - we can't wait to go back!

The far Mountain View’s. The bed was very comfortable. The staff was nice and helpful.

A lot. The gravel circular walkway that was right in front of our tent meant the golf carts kicked up dust and noise as they buzzed around everywhere. Didn’t like the use of plastics and not real utensils. The food wasn’t good. The lounge areas were too hot to use. The car ride system doesn’t work well. The porch chairs aren’t comfortable to sit in. The interior tents only have little battery operated fans, and in the heat of the day it’s not enough. Another window for cross ventilation would be good. No water or cups in tent. Can’t regulate the temp of shower or sink water, so can get very hot and no options other than call maintenance staff. The main dining/lobby tent has no ventilation and is very hot. The exterior dining area doesn’t have any real shade (just partial shade), and not enough tables under cover. So it’s hot out there until near sunset. You have to text to get a ride from the car park to your tent, but consistently they don’t seem to receive the texts no in a timely manner, so you wait, or walk in the dusty hot landscape to your tent. For $500 a night, how about some body lotion, or other amenities? Overall, not god value. For $300 a night I’d probably think it was good value.