Troy and Lei-Anna may list their AirBnB as glamping, but perhaps that doesn’t do their cozy accommodations justice. I thought it felt more like Tiny Home Living as it had far more of the comforts of home than camping. Situated on their lovely property (I called it a farm because when you’ve got chickens and horses and fresh eggs, to this city boy that’s a farm) just on the outskirts of Bozeman at the foot of the wonderful and walkable Story Hills, Troy and Lei-Anna were immediately warm and welcoming to their sprawling trailer. I say sprawling because there are enough beds and nooks to sleep in a different spot for a week if you wanted to. I chose to sleep in the “master” bed which was so comfortable that I found myself taking naps. The trailer has a kitchen and bathroom that were both more than ample for extended stays. Lei-Anna even made sure I had fresh coffee beans, cream, and eggs for breakfast. The heater kept me comfortable on the colder nights during my stay, and the many windows let in light and air during the day and I loved the stereo system that was wired throughout the AirBnB. They always made sure to make me feel welcome, leaving their porch light on for me and making their laundry and bathroom in their home available for me, as well. They went out of their way to assure the trailer was maintained during my stay and to suggest everything from trails to restaurants and cafes in the area. I really couldn’t have asked for better hosts and their property and accommodations are unique in that you get both central Bozeman nearby as well as the quiet seclusion of being tucked away on a rustic piece of land. Thank you both for your hospitality and I look forward to seeing you both again soon on my return to Bozeman! Highly recommended for those who want a comfortable yet off the beaten path experience.