I stayed at the 320 Ranch for a weeklong family reunion. There were 30 of us, split amongst three cabins, all of which were conveniently grouped together in a quiet corner of the ranch. The cabins were well-kept, with clean showers and linens and blissfully cool room temperatures. The interiors were underlit and overly dark during the day.

Because eating home-coooked family dinners together was a big part of the reunion, the self-catering kitchens left much to be desired. They were understocked with crockery and cutlery, pots and pans. One cabin had a broken dishwasher. (Many parts of the ranch were also out of service, including the laundry room.)

The activities on the ranch were overpriced, and generally we went elsewhere in Big Sky to hike, ride, raft, etc. The onsite bar, however, was a real deal.

I don't know of another place in the area that could have accommodated our size of group, but I wonder if individual families who still want self-catering housing could do better elsewhere.

Our short stay at the 320 ranch was truly memorable. The ranch is located amidst a stunning landscape, and the ranch itself is very quaint indeed. The cabins are beautiful, snug logs and not a scrap of steel to be seen. We had a room with a fireplace, it was very enjoyable to see the flames and hear the crackling fire.
The staff were very friendly as well. The ranch has a small store and also a laundry room. The restaraunt is quite well reputed, though we did not try it.

We stayed at the 320 Ranch after leaving an overpriced lodge just up the highway. We are a family of four with two boys age 12 and 15. We have stayed at quite a few western lodges in the Rockies and this one was outstanding in every way. The price was reasonable and the amenities were excellent. The 320 has a wide variety of cabins and our was quiet and well situated. There is an excellent restaurant on the premises and the food was very good. The location is very scenic with great stream fishing on the property as well as a stocked lake. The horse riding was very good - a wide range of trip lengths and excellent scenery. There is a good fly shop on the premises and excellent fly fishing nearby as well as a good selection of guided trips on the Madison and the Yelowstone. The location is also outstanding - close enough to Yellowstone for day trips and also very scenic country in and around the 320 and up the valey towards Bozeman. This is was definitely an exellent surprise that we stumbled on but we would definitely return. I

We loved the 320 Guest Ranch. The rooms were nice, you can't beat the fly fishing on the Gallatin River that runs through the property and my wife and son loved the horseback riding. The service was prompt and friendly.
The property also has a very good restaurant and there is anything you could possibly need 12 miles north at Big Sky Resort.