Cozy Home 10 blocks from Yellowstone Park

Don't hesitate to book this little house

The house is amazing and very well stocked. Terry had coolers and ice packs. The kitchen was stocked with knives and pots. It’s got a great location for visiting Yellowstone. The burger place across the street is top notch, and the grocery is within walking distance. There are also neighborhood mule deer that we saw each morning. The only issue is that the mattresses need replaced in one of the rooms. They are really worn out.

Fabulous location and quiet, too. Terry's vacation home was filled with nice surprises. Arriving after a long day of travel, purchasing a few groceries did the trick because the details were already in the cupboard. A few maps and local information helped to plan outings and activities. For time at home, a shelf of books, vhs tapes, and a closet full of toys greeted the grandchildren. The back porch had a wonderful view of the mountains and I enjoyed devotional readings there every day. The elk came one evening and my granddaughter exclaimed, "Santa is here."

Washer and dryer had a 15 min speed setting that cleaned the clothes and towels. We would come again, except the beds (mattresses and box springs) need to be replaced. One queen bed was o.k. for sleeping.

Although we came for the wonders of nature and Yellowstone Park, we loved the neighborhood and village. Thank you Terry for your kind and thoughtful hospitality.

Our family very much enjoyed our recent stay in this Gardiner cabin. We enjoyed watching deer amble through the yard as well as several elk, one of which decided to lie down right in the side yard. Several bunnies were also spotted nearby. Restaurants and grocery stores are all very close by. One suggestion to the owners: get rid of the big bulky recliner in the living room. The chair is much too large for the space and tossing it would allow room for the other rocker. All in all a pleasant stay.

This home was perfect for our two families with three children. Two bedrooms had queen beds, one bedroom had bunk beds and a queen. There were also two roll away beds. There were plenty of sheets, blankets, pillows, and towels for everyone. The kitchen was stocked with everything you need to cook. The freezer had a bin of ice and plenty of ice trays so we didn't need to buy ice to fill our cooler each day. There was even a small styrofoam cooler to borrow if you didn't have your own. We forgot our binoculars and there was no place in the little town to buy a decent pair. I texted Terry (owner) asking if there was a pair in the house and she was at the door in minutes with her own pair for us to borrow. The yard was beautiful and well stocked with several bunnies hopping around. The house was super clean and smelled fresh. The view of the mountains was a perfect start to each day. Everything in town is within walking distance from the house.

The Tumbleweed Bookstore/Cafe on Scott Street is a great place for ice cream. A double scoop is $4 and enough for three people. Note that the only pharmacy in town in closed on weekends so be sure you have all of your medications to last your whole stay. The clerk at the Town Sinclair Gas Station on Park St. is horribly rude so get your gas at a different station.