We loved our one-night stay and honestly would have easily extended it for an extra night if we could have! Only minor hiccup was communication; I never heard back from the host, after his initial welcome message, and I even called the number listed because I had questions, but it gave an "issue as dialed" error. Despite that, the actual stay was incredible. Total seclusion here. A few vehicles drove by on the nearby dirt road, but it never bothered us. We chose to set up camp on the higher side, away from the fire ring. At that location, we didn't find a spot that was perfectly level—though that was completely my fault since I didn't bring leveling blocks! Even so, it gave us perfect, easy access to the river, which my kids absolutely loved dipping their feet into. Just a heads-up for families: the water flow was incredibly strong and very cold during our stay (first week July), so definitely keep a close eye on the little ones.For the drive in, we came from the west through Livingston and headed out via Big Timber. The views along that route are absolutely stunning and well worth the trip. It is a long drive on dirt roads, but my truck handled it effortlessly. My gauges only showed a max 7-degree pitch with a 4-degree roll. I kept it in 2H the entire time and never needed to engage 4x4, though having tires with good traction definitely helped. If you are at all unsure about your rig or the terrain, taking the route through Big Timber is a great choice.