I almost don’t want to do this review because I want to be able to book Turpin Meadow the next time I am in Wyoming! If the word gets out about this place, I am sure there will be a waiting list to book! Turpin Meadow is a small, gentle ranch that is very peaceful and one with the land.

It’s a long, but well marked road that ends at the ranch with spectacular views of the Tetons, horses, the Buffalo Fork river running through the property, an incredible but intimate lodge with a massive fireplace, outside porches, horse shoes, archery and a delicious restaurant, with lovely staff all around.

They offer fly fishing which was terrific. We caught fish and waded in a river that has never been stocked and is full of cutthroat trout and mountain white fish. The horse riding was a beautiful scenic trek to views that would make you cry. We stayed in a chalet which had a large living room, an upstairs and downstairs bedroom, was very spacious and decorated to perfection. French press coffee and a fridge in the room made the mornings looking at the mountains and river very special! Make sure you go!

This is definitely a hidden gem!!! Breakfast every morning was delicious and always something new!! The evening meal was definitely 5 stars, and the menus had something for everyone. We found the staff was both friendly and courteous! They would go out of their way to help or accommodate. Cabins are comfortable and homey! Each with their own special decor. We went with a group of friends, last minute, so we had to switch rooms 3 times, but it was no problem and gave us the opportunity to see all the rooms. Honestly, they were all great! I loved the heaters in each room. They were a gas/propane, but looked like an old fireplace stove. At night it gave a beautiful glow to the room. We snowmobiled, but there were plenty of other activities to take part in. If you just want to get away from it all this is the place to go. No tv but Wi-Fi in each cabin. Perfect place just sit relax and enjoy the scenery!!!

This place was the kind of place you see on movies and say, “wow I’d love to go there!” Very secluded, but yet cozy and luxurious cabins and lodge with all the amenities. (No tv or cell service though so be prepared to unplug. We were able to FaceTime and text and maybe could have done wi-if calling?) We went with our adult kids and rented snowmobile equipment and gear. Top end equipment! The gear also was top notch! Don’t bother packing your own in! The food is very high end and delicious! The staff is fantastic. We got “snowed in” there an extra day due to storm of the century and road closures. Staff was very accommodating and helpful to us. Cross country ski track is kept in impeccable condition! Saw fox, moose, and elk. This is living in nature at its finest! Shout out to wait staff. We did not have one bad experience and met them all at some point!! Back of house: Chris, Josh, Abbott, Antonio, Jodi, Myra. Front of house: Anika, Reilly, Caleb, Katie, Isaac. I regret I did not get names of the snowmobile/activity husband and wife team! They were awesome! Also not sure I have the front desk staff in here, so apologies to them, all were wonderful!!

Amazing vacation! Rustic cabins with modern amenities, immaculately clean and decorated with authentic Western ranch charm.
Staff was wonderful – all friendly & helpful. Food at every meal was PHENOMENAL – so was the music. All of our waiters were so nice and attentive. Sous Chef Alexis made the best dinners – and Amanda made great breakfasts! we went horseback riding with Madelyn who was so knowledgeable about the area. Close to the Tetons and not far from the Yellowstone South Gate. We stayed 4 nights but we will definitely go back for a longer stay.

This is a fantastic property with exceptional staff and leadership on-site. Ron, the general manager, is warm and available and has great knowledge of the area. He’s a wealth of information. The cabins are well-appointed, warm, and cozy. The food and drinks are exceptional. In fact, some of the best meals we’ve had have been served at Turpin Meadow. The staff goes out of their way to take care of you. Snowshoeing, fat tire biking, and cross-country skiing all on the ranch’s manicured, picturesque trails… It’s hard to beat. We love this place.

Our family of six adults stayed in one of the chalets for five nights in July. Weather was perfect and the views of the Tetons were outstanding. The chalet accommodations were spacious and comfortable and had everything we needed. WiFi was solid in our chalet. Note – no TV. Breakfast in the morning was delicious and served buffet style by their friendly staff. We booked the all day Yellowstone tour for our first day. Joey was our very personable guide and full of fun facts and knowledge of wildlife and park history. He took us all over the southern region of the park. On one of the busiest weekends of the year (July 4th) we breezed through the park thanks to Joey. We saw multiple geysers erupt at almost the same time as Old Faithful (bonus points!) Joey also provided suggestions for hikes and activities on our own time. A couple of days later we took the half day Grand Teton tour, also with Joey. We saw wildlife galore, including elk, bison, and a pronghorn sheep. The highlight sighting was a rare lone black wolf crossing a stream. Both tours were exceptional and we highly recommend taking them. We reserved lunch and dinner back at the ranch after our tours which worked out to be very convenient. We had a great time at the bar after dinner playing corn hole. Brad is a great host/bartender. Huge shout out to Hillary for helping me plan all the arrangements.