We enjoyed our stay at Headwaters Lodge. Wishing to visit Yellowstone Park, even booking a year ahead I found that suitable accommodation within the park was either already taken or too expensive. Although Headwaters Lodge is not cheap we thought our premium cabin was well positioned, quiet, and reasonably equipped. It was warm and comfortable as the cold autumn nights arrived. The accommadation is as described on the website. The coffeemaker was adequately supplied with pods. The service staff were all helpful. The Lodge position is very close to the South entrance to Yellowstone and it is an easy drive to visit Old Faithfull one day and Canyon another. The grocery store is limited, pricey and more expensive than the better store at Coulter Bay. Travelling up from Salt Lake City we were glad we called in at Walmart in Logan to stock up with a few supplies. The restaurant is inadequate as it cannot cope with the numbers who wish to dine. They do have a no booking/ walk up policy, and noone will go hungry but waiting times for seating are 45 minutes to an hour. And you can't always wait with a drink in the bar because that's full too. This needs rectifying and will require a physical expansion to the lodge and the hiring of more staff. When we did get to eat there the food was not bad and not as expensive as others have suggested considering the remote location of the lodge.

Very ideally located for the Tetons and Yellowstone (especially if you plan on entering Yellowstone from the South). Cute cabins, relatively basic but very comfortable and plenty beds in our cabin. Nothing fancy nor luxurious. Restaurant was ok but for us ridiculously expensive for what it was... Honestly that's the only negative I have.

Some of the RV sites needed to be mowed. Our water connection leaked at the site end. Camp was clean, staff friendly. Showers/restrooms clean. No items available for purchase at office, but a very nice convience store and restaurant across the street. It is overpriced, but I suppose location in the park is premium.

The individual cabins offered comfortable beds, a bathroom with shower and tub. Moving in from the parking lot made easy with wagons that you could load your things in to take to the cabin. There was an ice machine in a separate building which was always full. The area is very quiet.

Great spot between Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Part of a campground with gas, grocery and restaurant. Cabins were clean and comfy. No TV in rooms which is nice but Verizon signal is adequate if you want to stay connected. To hike to river is about ten minutes and you’ll want bear spray. Restaurant is terrific with incredible staff. Our servers from Romania, Slovenia and Utah were exceptional! Remember, you’re close to incredible national parks so you’ll pay for the convenience. Prices were very fair, considering this.