Aspen Grove Inn

We stayed in cabin “c” Cowboy, for one evening on our travels to Wyoming and it exceeded my expectations. It was far more reasonably priced than a hotel and the cabin had more space than one too. The cabin was well equipped with items we weren’t expecting, we didn’t have a fire as it got quite windy but would have for sure as there was a pit and chairs right at our door. The camp host guided us to our cabin and was so informative and friendly, we used the bikes on site & the pedal boats. It was the most relaxing experience and stay on our road trip. My only complaint would be that we only were their one night. We are already trying to find a reason to come back it’s 12 hours from home

I have many amazing memories of past camping experiences over 4 decades Never have I nor my family had any problems with feeling like they were in the army or jail during past camping experiences until this stay. Location and sites were beautiful but the RULES were enforced with a vengeance.. Just a few things that were the so called rules. Speed limit 8.4 MPH and not 8.5, flashlights are not allowed after 10 PM because it may disturb some of the long term residents, do not ride fast or break on a bicycle or else you may be asked to rake the rocks to make it look pretty. This is not a place to stay if you want to have fun without the hassle of hearing about it from the two camp hosts. The camp host yelled at my son on his birthday for parking in what she called the grass but I saw cement and she made him move to the other side of the trailer also on cement We were afraid to have a campfire for our last night, I don't normally post reviews but for any families who want to have freedom to use flashlights or laughter at night, don't come here.

This was a great find and a gem of a place. The cottage cabins are beautiful and very comfortable. From the outside they look a little small, but the inside was very well laid out and didn't feel cramped with the amount of space. My kids have requested to stay here every time we come thru the area. They have white rabits everywhere, which the kids also enjoyed seeing. Couple things to note. These are more like VRBO so you kind of fend for yourself. Don't expect to have a pretty map or directions like you'd find at KOAs. Look for your reservation before you arrive. I called the camp host ahead of time to get details. Wasn't sure right away if I called the right number, but she was pleasant and answered all my questions. Driving around property at night is a little rough as they prioritize low light, but we found our cabin relatively easy. The cell coverage was 1 bar at best with Verizon and the camp wifi only works if you stand in the right place. When it does connect its good service. And lastly this is about 20 miles off the I-15. If you are coming from the north plan to wind thru back roads for 30 min. Overall we were very pleased with the experience and will be back. Rooms: Room was was cute and comfortable

It appears the bulk of the reviews are for the cabins at Aspen. I thought I would pass along our experience in the trailer/tenting area. Aspen Grove is where camping and HOA merge together. There are the normal RV camp etiquette, and then there are Aspen rules which are written and un-written which are enforced equally. I’ve listed just a few of the unwritten rules. From those I’ll let you infer on the perspective the listed rules are given. While there is no posted speed limit, there is one that the hosts and long term RV campers enforce. A slap on your car, fist shake, and hollering as you drive by them should be expected for breaking the speed limit. My guess is the limit is 5, expect at slap if you go over that. The side by side the camp hosts drive is not subject to the enforced speed limit. The no lights after 10 pm includes a cell phone light pointed to the ground when walking to the bathroom. The host’s side by side that zips around the campground shinning the headlights all around the campground after 10 PM does not apply. Bicycles are allowed, but not breaking which disturbs the placement of the gravel. A verbal scolding and threat of gravel raking restoration that the user will have to do will occur if rule is broken. And more. . . .

Cabin Review. This is the nicest cabin we have stayed at in an RV resort. Full linens that were excellent. Very clean. Landscaped grounds and bunnies all over to viewRooms: 5/5

What a great experience! Me and my family stayed in the Idaho Yurt! Comfortable beds, close to restroom and, pit for smores. Staff is so sweet and generous. Will definitely be back to stay again!Rooms: 5/5

Stayed in Cottage C "Howdy" Great little cottage. Spacious and nice. Bedding was fantastic. Just a short walk to the bathroom not too bad even for winter with a shoveled pathway. Heat was super slow to warm space but other than that, turned out great. Sharon was easy to communicate with and responded quickly! Recommend!Rooms: 4/5

They have nice cozy cabins to stay in, and a lot of activity’s to do and you don’t need to sign up for the activity’s, they have activities from bicycles and board games to golf clubs and peddle boats. Overall it’s a nice cabin hotel, but the Wi-Fi isn’t the best in the cabins Nearby activities: All the activity’s were close to each other

Booked the Moose cabin for our stay. Stayed for three nights and felt comfortable safe! Sharon was awesome and accommodating while booking our reservation! Will definitely stay again!Rooms: 5/5

This place was so nice. My husband and I stayed for three nights. We visited Yellowstone Park and Grand Teton during our stay and the rides over there were beautiful and not too long. It was nice coming back to a peaceful place where you can hear birds singing, and watch the Aspen trees glistening in the sun. I love how the owners have little areas where you can sit and relax. Besides all of this, the beds were very comfortable. High quality bedding and towels.