Yellowstone National Park
A stay at this historic log masterpiece is a quintessential Yellowstone experience. The lobby alone is worth a visit, just to sit in front of the…
Must-see hotels in Yellowstone National Park
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Commanding the northern lakeshore, this buttercup-yellow colonial behemoth sets romantics aflutter. It harks back to a bygone era, though the rooms that…
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This enormous complex dates from the opening of the park to mass tourism in the 1950s and 1960s, but has seen big changes in recent years. In 2014, 200 of…
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This barren, sagebrush-covered campground with sparse shade is on a hairpin bend in the road below Mammoth Hot Springs. It gets road noise, but its…
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Yellowstone National Park
Nestled in a scenic, open, lodgepole-pine forest on a sunny hill overlooking the Gibbon River and meadows, this is one of the park’s nicest campgrounds…
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Founded in 1906 as a tented camp, present-day Roosevelt Lodge was built in 1919 and retains an old-timey cowboy feel, offering 80 rustic cabins, horseback…
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A classy vibe, a good variety of accommodations and a useful location make this one of the park’s most popular hotels. The main choice is between the…
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The cabins at Lake Lodge are a relatively simple affair. The Western cabins ($246) are spacious, modern and ideal for families, either in forested back…
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This huge campground is the most densely forested in the park, but the 11 loops are also some of the most cramped, which makes staying here feel like…
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This modern lodge was built in 1999 in a ‘New Western’ style and offers the only winter accommodations available at Old Faithful. The main lodge has a…
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Yellowstone National Park
The park’s most remote campground is set along the banks of a creek in grizzly habitat and surrounded on three sides by the rugged cliffs of the Absaroka…
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Located 8 miles south of Mammoth Junction, this low-key spot is probably the park’s most underused campground – most people speed by between Mammoth and…
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This mega-complex adjacent to the marina, 3 miles southwest of Lake Village, appeals to fishing and boating enthusiasts. Some lower sites offer lake views…
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On the western shore of Yellowstone Lake, 22 miles north of the South Entrance, this is the park’s biggest campground, with a nearby boat launch, an RV…
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This forested campground is at the southern end of Lewis Lake, about 10 miles north of the South Entrance. It's popular with boaters and is near easy…
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This small, secluded single loop of 31 sites is high above Tower Creek in a cool, open pine forest. There are hiking trails up Tower Creek and groceries…
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This remote, peaceful site, 2.2 miles up an unpaved road, is in grizzly habitat along a prime fishing stream. Generators are not allowed. The campground…
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Situated in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest, just at the southwestern park border, by Bechler’s trailheads and Cave Falls, the 23 pleasant woodsy…
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Yellowstone National Park Lodges
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Runs all the official accommodations within Yellowstone National Park.
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The nearest campground to Old Faithful and the West Entrance occupies a sunny, open forest in a broad meadow above the Madison River. Bison and the park’s…
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This 194-cabin lodge was built in 1923 and has its historical roots in Yellowstone’s turn-of-the-century tent camps. It’s not particularly atmospheric,…
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This is the only campground with full hookups (water, power, sewer) and due to heavy bear activity only allows hard-sided trailers or RVs. The 340 sites…
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The 300 condo-like boxes with standard hotel interiors at Grant Village were once dismissed by author Alston Chase as ‘an inner-city project in the heart…
