Family-friendly holiday rentals in Yellowstone River

Newly built cabin in Hysham, MT!

This newly constructed cabin is situated in a prime hunting and fishing paradise. 4 miles from the gorgeous Yellowstone River, block managed and public hunting lands located minutes away. An abundance of elk, deer, antelope and upland game roam nearby. This cabin is outfitted for comfort. Spend the morning sipping coffee overlooking the Peasebottom Valley or come back from your adventures to a hot shower and good nights rest in top rated mattresses. The cabin is 280sq feet(14 by 20ft) in size

Crazy Horse (14' tipi)

Crazy Horse & Custer traveled this way to Devils Tower. This tipi can comfortably sleep 4 adults. Each tipi has as two burner stove, 3 gallons of water, a pot, coffee fixing things, a propane lantern and a solar lantern. There is no electricity on the property and an outdoor solar shower available if desired. Sleeping places (pad, sheets, blankets and pillows) can be set up for a total fee of $30 for 4 payable on arrival; more available for $10. Please request this when making a reservation.

Paradise Farm Retreat

Retreat to this modern 27' recreation vehicle or enjoy the ozonated jacuzzi overlooking paradise valley and the majestic entrance to Yellowstone. This healing 10 acre farm offers the magic of star gazing under the twinkling night sky, unparalleled views, rest and playtime with friendly goats. Only 6 min from town, come play and heal in your private oasis RV that sleeps 5, with a full kitchen and bathroom, high-speed wifi, coffee, tea, art from your hosts and everything you need to cook or bake!

Cliff's Cabin - authentic Montana retreat

Tucked into the woods at the end of the road just 13 minutes from the heart of town, this cabin is a treasure. Cliff built the place himself; each tree sawn on his tractor-powered sawmill. We added family antiques, new mattresses and original art (lotsa comfort and love). The covered porch is high in the trees with breathtaking views 1000 feet above the Yellowstone River. A stellar location, you will be hard-pressed to find a more memorable authentic cabin experience during your Montana travels

Goose Valley Farm, Alpaca Farm under the Big Horns

Idyllic farm setting located below the Big Horn Mountains. Enjoy laying in hammock alley while watching Alpacas graze in the pasture w/ the Mountains as your back drop or read a book and listen to the symphony of birds & the clucks of happy chickens. You’ll feel enveloped by nature & the slow relaxing pace of the farm w/ open access to the farm animals. Enjoy the wide open spaces w/ abundant wildlife, & unobstructed views of the Big Horn Mountains w/ a vast country night sky filled with stars.

Elk Ridge cabin with great views near Yellowstone

Just the right amount of rustic, this cabin is also quite secluded with a few neighbors, including deer, elk, foxes, eagles, hawks, magpies, blue birds, finches, gophers, and more! Located with an awe-inspiring view of the mountains and so close to Yellowstone and Chico Hot Springs, and the western town of Livingston. Livingston and Emigrant offer nice dining, breweries, an array of art galleries and other unique shops. Chico's pool is outdoors, wonderfully clean as water is fresh every day.

The Cabin at the Hagerman Ranch

The Cabin is located on the west end of our family owned and operated cattle ranch. It has a full kitchen with everything needed to cook meals, a full bathroom, master bedroom with a queen size bed, small open loft with a pillow top double bed and 2 XL twin mattresses. The Yellowstone River is less then 100 ft from the front porch! Enjoy morning coffee watching the sun rise on the Crazy mountains, and in the evening sit on the front porch and relax & enjoy the beautiful sunset behind the mtns.

The Loft of the old barn at the Rafter JB

The barn, where the loft is, was moved from Cody where it was the old feed store. Cozy space. Sit by the pond and relax or walk around the landscaped property visiting with the animals. We are in a quiet neighborhood, but close to town to enjoy the restaurants and little shops that line main street. Only 20 minutes to the Bighorn Mountains, enjoy beautiful scenery, hiking or picnicing or a guided trail ride. Yellowtail Reservoir offers fishing and hunting opportunities only minutes away.

The Bunkhouse/Private cabin/all amenities

Completely private cabin. Located 5 mi east of Lovell, Wy. Family-friendly activities in the Big Horn Mountains, Pryor Mountains and the Big Horn Canyon National Recreation area. Yellowstone Park and Cody are close enough to enjoy. You’ll love our place! Our horses, the solitude, beautiful views of the mountains, old west charm coupled with all the modern conveniences. It's just what you would expect in Wyoming!. Excellent for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers. Kids welcome!

Vintage western guest studio with a mountain view.

A peaceful, remote cabin studio near Yellowstone and the historic town of Livingston. Whether you want to spend your day reading on the deck, working remotely, listening to records, or heading out for a day in the Park, this space will lend to the experience you need. The cabin sits next to our main home & small homestead. We often provide fresh eggs from the chickens & seasonal goods from the garden. The goats will entertain you for days & the stunning mountain view never never gets old.

Unique Canvas Tent with Amazing Mountain Views!

Room to Relax! No fees here! We understand how it feels to search for the a high quality place to stay on your trip. Like you, we are frustrated by the struggle to find affordable high quality places to stay. Nobody should have to experience low quality accommodations. Book with us and your family will thank you! You’ll be able to stay in a high quality place that your family will remember for years to come. Come experience high quality off grid glamping in Montana!

Hospital Corridor Apartment

This special place is close to everything, making it easy to plan your visit. This house was originally built in 1900, then moved to Billings from Broadview in the 1940s. I bought the house in 2004, when my daughter was small, and have lived here ever since. It is a work in progress. Between 2010-13, I had the basement remodeled. I love the yard, and in the summer, I spend a good part of my day outside working in it.