Trip Planner
Where you stay is part of the Yellowstone Country experience. Across the region, lodging ranges from historic hotels and mountain lodges to cozy cabins, guest ranches, campgrounds and small-town bed-and-breakfasts. Some places lean rustic, others offer modern comfort or refined luxury, but all reflect the character of the landscape and the welcoming spirit of the communities that call this part of Montana home.
For a taste of Yellowstone Country culture, stay in Bozeman, Big Sky, Red Lodge, Three Forks, Livingston, Big Timer or Columbus. These mountain towns blend an array of lodging options with access to three of Montana’s largest ski areas, world-class outdoor recreation, art galleries, live music, chef-driven eateries and craft breweries. And Paradise Valley, a scenic gem along the Yellowstone River, lives up to its name with incredible views and peaceful retreats.
EXPLORE MOREWake up just minutes from the park in West Yellowstone, Gardiner or Cooke City, each with its own vibe. West Yellowstone, the largest, is packed with lodging options and is just 30 minutes from Old Faithful. Gardiner brings accommodations with rugged charm, western hospitality and easy access to Mammoth Hot Springs, plus a soak and stay at Yellowstone Hot Springs. For something off-the-beaten-path, Cooke City offers lodgepole cabins and small lodges tucked into the Absaroka Range at one end of the famous Beartooth Highway — just 45 minutes from the park’s Roosevelt Lodge.
EXPLORE MOREFor an immersive experience, stay inside the park where sublime landscapes become your backyard. Choose from historic timbered lodges, charming inns and cozy cabins, or set up camp near steaming geysers and wildlife-rich valleys — the park offers 2,000 established campsites over 11 campgrounds. Since 1872, travelers have come here for adventure. Now it’s your turn.
EXPLORE MOREBringing your four-legged buddy along? You’re in luck! Yellowstone Country has lots of pet-friendly lodging options, so your furry friend can enjoy the adventure, too. And remember, when recreating with your pet, be sure to check the rules for trails and stays — some places have special spots just for pups, while others may ask for leashes or extra care around wildlife.
