The tent line, last light
West Yellowstone, Montana
Safari tents with king beds and wood stoves, pitched where the wilderness begins. Guided hikes by day, campfire dining once the fire is lit.
The tents
The tent is the room. Heavy canvas over a wooden platform, a king bed at the centre of it, and a wood stove keeping the cold on the other side of the door. Everything past the deck is Montana.
Canvas walls, a wooden deck, and nothing between you and the treeline.
A king bed at the centre of the tent, made up for cold nights.
Split wood, a lit stove, and heat that holds until morning.
Guided wild
A guide reads the country and sets the pace, so the day is about what is in front of you rather than the route back to camp.
Out on the trail with a guide who knows the drainages, the ridgelines and where the light lands first.
Patient hours at the meadow's edge, at the times of day when the animals move.
Campfire dining
Campfire dining under canvas and open sky. The day gets talked over, the fire gets fed, and the cold stays outside the ring of light.
Cast iron, embers, and wood smoke carried on the evening air.
A table set for the camp, warm light inside and cool air at the edges.
The fire holds. The stars take it from there.
Canvas, olive thread, stove light
Book a tent
Send your dates and the size of your group and the camp team will reply by email with what is open. Trips run out of West Yellowstone, Montana.
Safari tents · King beds · Wood stoves