The staff is great and super friendly. Food was great, local and organic! They actually use all their own fruits and veggies from their garden onsite! Some really good beer and drink options. The Hot springs themselves are amazing, along with the live music. It's a large pool with natural hot spring water coming from directly below large wood planks that create a floor within and benches all around to pool. They even have cooling misters for when it's too hot.

We chose this place for it's unique vibe and somewhat close proximity to Bozeman without having to be in the expensive places nearest to Bozeman.

Safe for big rigs, drove our (at the time) 40' MH and toad right in, unhooked and backed in. The turn in was a bit bumpy and steep, take it slow, and be cautious for oncoming traffic. Sites are quite narrow, with gravel pads, pretty level, so not much different than the typical RV park. We had full hookups, can't recall if it was 30 amp only, or 50 included though, call and ask, website doesn't specify. Anyway, you're not here for the campsites, your here for the hot springs, go and enjoy!

Pool soaking costs an extra $3/day on top of the reservation fee, but totally worth it. We have young kids (2-4), and they loved it too. We went to soak 4 of the 6 days we stayed, and spent a small fortune on their delicious food and beer!

Only downside...no cell service, none, zilch, not even with our booster. They have free wifi, which was reliable enough to get some work done. Otherwise, not all that far from Ennis, which is pretty neat little town worth exploring as well, with Ennis Lake and Kobayashi Beach. Madison River is the other direction heading back towards Bozeman, where we saw lots of people kayaking, rafting, or lazy river floating with coolers stocked. Lots of fun to be had in this area!

I can imagine this place possibly getting rowdy on weekends, but during our time there (8/5/18 - 8/12/18) it was very pleasant and surprisingly quiet at night. Will definitely be back if we find ourselves close on route.