Lamar Valley Cabin

"Not only is it a beautiful cabin in a beautiful place, but Karen is very kind and helpful. We mistakenly left some items in the cabin, and she and Jess, who works with Karen, sent them back to us. I don’t want to say too many glowing recommendations about the cabin, because I don’t want it to be filled up with people every time we try to reserve it, but I can certainly say it was perfect for my wife and myself and another couple."

"Another great to stay at the Lamar cabin! This is my first choice for places to stay near Yellowstone National Park. It is a true cozy, comfortable sanctuary and is the absolute closest you can get to Lamar Valley without staying at the Institute."

"The Silver Falls cabin is the perfect place to stay in Silver Gate with easy access to the best wildlife region of Yellowstone, the Lamar Valley. We had phenomenal sightings of bears, moose, and wolves, as well as the more common species, by getting into the park at first light. In addition to its superb and peaceful location, the cabin itself is attractively designed with lots of light and furnished and equipped for all you might need to be fully comfortable. Without a doubt, this will be our choice for return trips to the "American Serengeti". Thanks, Karen and Jeff!"

"Perfect vacation. This cabin has all you will ever need for an amazing trip to Yellowstone, including moose and bison right out the back window. Everything you will need is already in the house so all you need is you need to bring is your suit case and desire to see beautiful scenery and an abundance of wildlife. The hosts were great to work with and super quick with responses when questions were asked. I would highly recommend this cabin and will be returning next spring for sure."

"The Lamar cabin was amazing, very cozy and spacious with spectacular mountain views. We had a great time and it felt like home. The entire valley was beautiful, so peaceful and serene. Unfortunately, the North and Northeast entrances to Yellowstone Park were closed as a result of flooding. However, when I made the reservation at first, I didn’t realize that the drive to Yellowstone through Cody to the East entrance was so long and time consuming. Thus, we had to leave three days sooner than our check-out date, and then instead stayed at a hotel in Cody in order to have closer access to Yellowstone. Overall, the cabin was still a great experience!"