What is GLAMPING? 
What is this Glamping thing we speak of? Simply put it is GLAMorous camPING!! You are in nature enjoying all of the benefits of camping - nature, crisp clean air, birds chirping - but you get the luxury of a nice hotel room - fluffy pillows, pillow top mattresses, and HOT SHOWERS, plus breakfast delivered to your tent door! 

What does a Glamping Tent Look Like?
Our Glamping Tents are canvas tents featuring rustic and vintage decorations.  All tents have a hardwood floor and an eight foot deck with lounge chairs for you to enjoy the sunrise and sunsets from. All of the tents feature a luxurious bed, nightstand, mirror, fun decorations and FLUFFY towels to use at the shower house.  We will SOON have pictures of all of our completed and decorated tents so you can decide which tent is the best fit for your perfect weekend!

SHOWER HOUSE!! 
Yes you saw that right, there is a SHOWER HOUSE! Our Glamping shower house is a large tent with 4 individual rooms with separate entrances that allow our campers to take a private shower.  All of the showers have HOT water and you will find using them to be similar to taking a shower at home.  Each room has a dressing area to keep your personal items dry while you shower.  Our shower house is about a 10 minute walk from the tents - or a 2 minute drive. Towels are provided at your tent for use in the shower houses, so no need to pack your own! 

Amenities? 
Besides fluffy towels and warm showers what do our tents have to offer you?  We have a number of amenities for our glamping guests.  Indoor plumbing can be found 440 yards from your tent in the Y Knot Barn & Event Center.  We bring a continental breakfast of baked goods, fruit and juice to your tent door at 7:00 (ish) am.  We offer natural settings and a nice escape from the hustle and bustle of busy life.  Our tents do not have any electricity to them - so leave that smart phone in your bag and commune with nature :) for the non nature enthusiast there are outlets in the barn and shower house to get a little battery boost!  Fresh drinking water is provided daily.   

Y Knot Glamping Tents
Y Knot Glamping has 5 tents that are available to rent - as we are a wedding venue first - and we want to accommodate to our wedding guests - glampings is only available to guests on wedding weekends.  However during the week and on weekends without a booked wedding, glamping tents can be rented! We have a selection of tents to choose from. Hollowtop - our honeymoon suite -featuring a king bed is set apart from the other tents to offer utmost privacy.  Potosi Peak and Granite Peak both offer two queen beds - perfect for friends that want to stay together! Mount Jefferson and Horse Mountain feature one queen bed and is a great option for guests who prefer not to share their room with others.  We encourage families to glamp as we feel it is an unforgettable experience, which is why we allow kids to bring sleeping bags and sleep on the floor in the tents - that means that you can sleep more than 4 in a tent if you have a larger family! 

House Keeping Details
Our check in time is 2 p.m. and our checkout time is 11 a.m. If you need different times please inquire we try our best to fully accommodate each guest to the best of our abilities.  You must check in at the 135 Johnson Road (the house by the barn) by 9:00 p.m. before making your way to your tent, unless other arrangements have been made  
We ask that all glampers remember that you are CAMPING! There is wildlife in the pastures and on the paths between the tents and barn and the tents and shower houses, please be respectful of the animals and DO NOT disturb them!  

Reserving a Y Knot Glamping Tent
To reserve your Glamping tent, you may call our Glamping Manager Kaysha at 406.209.1139 or email at yknotglamping@gmail.com.  Request the date and tent you want, if it is available we will send you an electronic invoice, once the invoice is paid your tent is reserved.  
We currently have two payment options (100% due at booking, or 50% due at booking and 50% due 7 days before your stay). 
Our current prices are King and Double Queen Tents are $160/night and our Single Queen Tents are $125/night.  These prices are subject to change without notice.
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Cancelation Policy
If you cancel 7 days before your stay you will be issued a 100% refund, if you cancel with less than 7 days before your stay you will be issued a refund of 50% of your total bill.  Any stays that are not cancelled 24 hours in advance will not receive any refund.  

Things to do and places to eat
Nearby Eateries
There are plenty of near by places for you to grab a bite to eat while you are staying in our glamping tents.  In a few weeks we will do a full run down of all of the restaurants in a 30 minute radius of us!  But for now, here is a list of places were you can fill up on yummy food while you stay in Historical Pony, Montana.  
Town Haul Diner - Harrison
Willow Creek Cafe - Willow Creek
Iron Horse Cafe - Three Forks
Butch's Burgers - Pony (limited operating hours)
McAllister Inn Steakhouse - McAllister
Land of Magic - Logan
Sir Scott's Oasis Steakhouse - Manhattan
Pit Stop Pizza - Ennis
Norris Bar - Norris (limited operating hours) 
Yesterday's Soda Fountain and Restaurant - Ennis 
Two Bit Saloon - Whitehall 
Things to see
Are you a wedding guest wondering what to do in the morning before the wedding? Or looking for something entertaining to do on the way out of town? Here is a small list of nearby things to see - A full length blog coming soon. 
Lewis and Clark Caverns-Cardwell
Ringing Rocks - Pipestone (bring your hammer!)
Museum of the Rockies - Bozeman
Float the Madison - Norris
Norris Hot Springs - Norris
Harrison Lake - boating, fishing, and water recreation
Self-guided tour of  Historical Pony Montana 
Virginia City - take a self guided tour through the ghost town, visit the candy store and enjoy the sites of an old gold mining town
There are a number of places to hike and fish around Pony - just minutes away from our glamping tents! 
Are you a horse person? Want to take your horse on a trail ride? You can board your horse at Hollowtop Stables next door to the Y Knot Barn!

Nikki Edmudson of Many Hats Photo

Oh Pony, how we love thee, let us count the ways! We are so very thankful to live in Pony, Montana. While there might only be 200 residents, our tiny town has a lot to offer.  This post only features a few nature aspects of why Pony is awesome.  In future posts we will highlight other themes such as photo ops and things to do.  Here are a few things that make us love Pony, and why we think it is the best spot for any type of celebration!

Spring Flowers and Hollowtop Photo by: Carrol Young

You might recognize this as one of our top "Pony Photo Ops" from our photo gallery. The Old Stamp Mill, here the leaves are just starting to change as the temperatures cool off and fall approaches. Photo Credit: Carrol Young - A Pony, Montana Native.

Hollowtop and some of the most vibrant oranges and golds out there! If you can't tell, we LOVE our Mountain!! Photo Credit: Amy Carter - Pony Native

Photo by Reflections of Montana LLC

This moose was right in the middle of Pony in one of our friend's back yard!

Horses and cows alike LOVE Hollowtop Mountain! Photos Courtesy of Carrol Young (left) and Nikki Edmudson (right)