If you get the chance to visit Browning, try and pull in a stay in a Tipi at Lodgepole Gallery and Tipi village. 10 Tipi's dotted in a field all with their own fire hole(to keep warm and keep the bugs away), sleeping bags, mattresses and ground sheets are available to hire at a nominal fee. It reminded me of... More

This is an experience that can't be beat! Greeted on our arrival by three wonderful, chubby cats, we stayed two nights--one windy and one quiet--and slept comfortably in our own sleeping bags on the good-sized rented mattresses placed on top of rented tarps. We thoroughly enjoyed the lovely gallery and actually bought a few items. We pre-arranged for one of... More

My wife and I stayed for two evenings toward the end of our 14 day trip to the Tetons, Yellowstone, and Glacier. It's the only place I slept all night without waking up. Supper was great with buffalo soup and lake trout. It was great to find a relaxing place such as this. We have been all over the U.S.... More

We stayed there for a 2-day "honeymoon" while camping and getting married in Glacier National Park. Sleeping in the tent was quite a unique experience and very much enjoyable (especially having the fire going on while a thunderstorm came in the middle of the night). Even the wood was provided. The bathrooms were clean and had warm water, soap, and... More

I am a 9 year old girl who visited Montana with my family this summer. When we first got to the tipi village we were greeted by the friendly owner,Daryl, and his wife. The best things I remember about the tii village is the way my brother and I would build and stoke the fire every night, no mosquitos buzzing... More

We chose this place completely out of the blue and were so pleasantly surprised. While the actual experience in the Tipi is like camping (i.e. dress warmly), the owners have tended to many small details to make the experience enjoyable and comfortable. We had a fire going for most of the night, the bath house is super clean and well-equipped,... More

A truly unique experience. A hotel consisting of about 6 or 7 tipis on the Montana prairie, down a short hill from a bathroom, art gallery and small dining room. Run by a Blackfoot Indian and his German wife, it is splits the difference between camping and a hotel stay. Guests are served an optional dinner (about 15-20$pp) cooked by... More