Bozeman Daily Chronicle is highlighting one-star reviews that were taken from Yelp and Google reviews.

Seen โ€™em all

โ€œSeen one majestic and colorful thermal feature of archaebacteria, youโ€™ve seen them all. They donโ€™t even let you touch the geysers, and thereโ€™s only black and grizzly bears no panda, polar or cave bears.โ€

Too much wildlife, not enough wifi

โ€œIโ€™d give it 5 stars. But the wifi was terrible.โ€

Steamy water hole

โ€œA steamy water hole and rabid deer arenโ€™t that fun to see, I should have stayed at home.โ€

Rude rangers and RV runs

โ€œThe rangers therein were unfriendly and frankly rude. Looking back now, though, I can hardly blame them as they dealt with some of the remarkable idiocy we witnessed in the park โ€” from triple-parked tourists (who we watched drinking tea from their parked car where they had boxed in another), hand-feeding the wild moose, to whole families drinking water straight from a bubbling stream (rampant diarrhea in your RV, anyone?)โ€

Seismic activity

โ€œMy parents got a divorce after I got home from Yellowstone.โ€

Watch out for the squirrels

โ€œTrash everywhere. Rude staff. Aggressive bears and squirrels.โ€

False advertising

โ€œThe stones arenโ€™t even yellow!โ€

More like Pokรฉmon Stop

โ€œHas a distinct lack of cell towers. I was not able to play Pokรฉmon Go the whole time. No bars no stars.โ€

Just boil a pot of water at home

โ€œThe one thing that makes this place different from other parks is the geysers. I was extremely underwhelmed. They look SO much better in the pictures. If you want a similar look, just boil a pot of water at home … If you do decide to come here for god knows what reason, please come with your friends NOT your family. Youโ€™re going to be stuck in a prehistoric world with nothing to do and annoying tourists left and right, so you might as well come with people you like.โ€

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Tim Konrad is the founder of Unofficial Networks and a passionate skier with over two decades of experience in the ski industry. In 2006, he launched the blog from Lake Tahoe with his brother John, evolving...