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West Yellowstone vacation rentals start at $90 per night before taxes and fees

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140 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

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70 properties feature pools

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70 properties have a dedicated workspace

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280 of West Yellowstone vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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West Yellowstone stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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The Willows Cabins
Welcome to Your Cabin Retreat Relax in a comfy king-size bed. Enjoy the elevated comforts of a walk-in shower, heated bathroom floor and cozy gas fireplace. Utilize the half kitchen equipped with a 4 cup coffee maker, kettle, microwave, toaster and full fridge (No oven or cooktop) for preparing light meals. Enjoy Free WiFi to keep you connected. You have your own parking spot right in front and outdoor space with seating that’s perfect for morning coffee or winding down after a day of exploring.

10 mi to YNP hottub AC W-iFi fire pit + a teepee
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Located just two miles west of the continental divide and ten short miles to Yellowstone. After a long day at the park come home to a beautiful and inviting piece of Yellowstone real estate. Built in 2021 this home is modern yet adorned with authentic Yellowstone furniture and decor giving it a warm inviting feel. And it's all situated on a half acre of land which comes adorned with a beautiful and authentic tipi which we keep set up all summer

Retreat in Pines by the Buffalo River
As featured in Secrets of National Parks by National Geographic! Come make memories at this cozy A-Frame cabin. Enjoy hundreds of acres of forest land right out the back. Explore miles of trails on your bike, ATV, or snowmobile. Walk 5 minutes to the slow and shallow Buffalo river for a lazy float or safe wading. Visit Yellowstone National Park about 30 minutes away. Come back to relax in the hot tub, enjoy s'mores around the fire pit, or snuggle by the fireplace and stream your favorite movie.

Walk to Yellowstone Log Cabin w/Shop & Hot Tub 10
Authentic Log Cabin in downtown West Yellowstone for the whole crew. Walk to all restaurants, bars, and nightlife. A large group will be comfortable in this spacious and clean space. Experience Yellowstone! Three private bedrooms w king and queen beds, two bunk beds, loft, and 2 full baths. A detached garage/shop (BRAAAP SHACK) for sled-heads & ATVrs. Relax in the private hot tub on the deck, and heated Man/Ma'am Cave with dry bar, mini fridge, family room, smart TV, Nintendo Switch, and more!

Fox Grove Lodge | Fenced Yard Retreat
Welcome to Fox Grove Cabin! This home is the PERFECT retreat for couples or small family that are traveling with pets! This home comes with fenced in yard AND dog door. Are you bringing your dog with you on vacation, but you are worried about leaving them at home all day? Look no further! Fox Grove Cabin is dog friendly! This home is designed with couples and pets in mind! Two bedrooms, each with access to a full bathroom. One bedroom has a king bed and the other has a queen bed.

Macks Inn Hideaway
Macks inn hideaway is a newly built cabin 1 bedroom with a queen bed upstairs and sofa sleeper in living room area. located in the historic community of Mack's Inn located in Island Park. The world famous henrys fork of the snake river is a short 5 minute walk away, with access for fly fishing, kayaking or just a nice place for a stroll. The home is just a few minutes drive to the Big springs head water and a short 30 minute drive to the West entrance to Yellowstone National Park.

Beaver Springs Chalet Yellowstone and Grand Teton
Located 31 miles from Yellowstone National Park and ranked one of the "Top 8 cabins to visit in Idaho" by 'Only In Your State'. Beaver Springs Chalet has 2500 square feet, 3 bedrooms and 3&1/2 baths. It's perched on a beautiful 2 acre lot with Amazing views of the Teton Mountains and Yellowstone Basin. You'll feel like you're on top of the world while looking out over green meadows and ponds while enjoying the FireTable yet, just minutes away from Yellowstone National Park.

Finnfara Lakeside
Resting on the shore of Idahos' famous Henry's Lake, this unique family cabin is just 15 minutes from Yellowstone Park. Whether you like to hike, fish, explore the park, ride off road vehicles or just want some down time this is a great vacation destination. Enjoy cabin amenities including a full kitchen, outside deck, laundry room and two full baths. If you want to keep track of the weather in Island Park, you can watch the “Island Park Weekly Report” on YouTube.

Wooden Teepee - Rustic Yellowstone Escape for 4
Welcome to the "Wooden Teepee" - only 28 minutes to the West Entrance of Yellowstone NP and a stone's throw from Henrys Lake. Newly renovated cabin that offers a White-Glove experience. Lake/Mountain views. Located on a dead-end street on a large wooded lot. The fully stocked kitchen also has a complimentary coffee bar, and the cabin is located behind the locals' favorite summertime rodeo. Wifi, TV, games, and Bear Spray are provided for guests.

Home away from home
You’ll love my place because the location is perfect for exploring Yellowstone National Park (only 1 miles from the park entrance) and then coming back to a comfortable house to relax in after your busy day. This is truly your home away from home. In the winter you are able to ski to the rendezvous ski trails from our house. The trailhead is 1/4 of a mile away. The snowmobile trails are also just steps away.

Tiny Timber -28 miles to Yellowstone-Owner Managed
A unique stay managed by the owner just 30 minutes from the West Yellowstone entrance! Stay in this cozy, custom built, 450 sq ft guest cabin where I strive to make you feel like a local not a tourist. Located in a beautiful, quiet neighborhood just off highway 20. This cabin offers more amenities and conveniences than a hotel while adding the tranquility & privacy of your own mountain retreat!

Willow 1-Bedroom Cabin with Bunk Alcove
Escape to the serenity of our brand-new Willow Cabin, a delightful retreat in Island Park that comfortably accommodates up to six guests. This charming cabin features a cozy queen-sized bed, a set of bunk beds, and a convenient pull-out sofa, making it perfect for families or small groups. Step outside to unwind by the soothing creek and take in the peaceful surroundings after a day of adventure.
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Harriman State Park
Expansive wildlife refuge offering hiking, fly fishing, and winter sports in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
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Explore over 11,000 acres of meadows, evergreen forests, wetlands, and riverbanks on 22+ miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. Cast a line on the Henry’s Fork “Ranch,” a legendary eight‑mile stretch of river known for challenging, world‑class fly fishing and frequent moose and trumpeter swan sightings. In winter, use the groomed trails for Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, and fat biking. Tour the historic Railroad Ranch buildings, join ranger or naturalist programs, and stay overnight in rustic yurts, cabins, or the former ranch houses.






Mesa Falls
Scenic waterfall with accessible trails, offering stunning views and a visitor center
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At Mesa Falls you can walk safe, well-maintained boardwalks and railed trails right to the edge of Upper Mesa Falls, a 10-story, 100+ foot curtain of water where you can feel the spray and hear the roar. Explore several observation decks, some reached by stairs, for different angles of the Upper and Lower Falls and the volcanic rock canyon. Stop at the historic 1910 lodge visitor center to learn about local geology, wildlife, and history. Plan time for photos, a simple picnic, and easy walks suitable for all ages, including wheelchair-accessible sections.






Sam Patch Co. Grocery and Sundries
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At Sam Patch Co. Grocery and Sundries, you can stock up on fresh produce, meat, frozen foods, canned and bottled goods, plus all the basic groceries and essentials you might have forgotten. Grab a bite or coffee at the deli/café, treat yourself to ice cream, and fill up at the on-site gas station. The store was completely rebuilt and reopened in 2023, offering a solid selection for a small town. It’s a convenient, well-stocked stop right in the middle of an extinct volcano crater.






Cafe Sabor
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At Cafe Sabor you can sit down to Mexican favorites like a Burrito Supreme with chicken, a chicken chimichanga, carnitas fries, and plenty of chips and salsa, all at fair prices. Dine inside in a refreshed, clean space with a full-service bar and margaritas, or head straight to the bar area on the left as you enter. In summer, eat out on the deck or patio right above the Snake River, watching for moose or osprey and enjoying the Wednesday night live music concert series.






Lakeside Lodge and Resort
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At Lakeside Lodge and Resort you can dine right on the lake, with hearty meals, steaks, French dips, pepper-crusted ahi, and a separate full bar featuring drinks like huckleberry margaritas. Eat or have drinks on the large back deck while watching sunsets, holiday fireworks, or live weekend music. Between meals, swim in the reservoir, let kids enjoy the water trampoline, or skip rocks from shore. You can also rent boats, jet skis, SeaDoos, UTVs, and snowmobiles for easy year-round adventure.






West Yellowstone house rentals

New Luxury Mountain Cabin•Hot Tub•25 Min to YNP

Marshall House!

"El Paraiso" at Island Park, Idaho.

"Cozy Cabin" Couples Retreat

Walk to River, Game Room, Hot Tub & Yellowstone!

New Modern Lakeside AC - The Island Park House

The Village Green Lodge Sleeps up to 27

Cozy 2BR Retreat, 6 Min to Yellowstone Bear Cub
Pet-friendly vacation rentals in West Yellowstone

Grey Wolf Lodge-Hot tub, with 3 king beds.

Goto Cottage

Family Cabin Close To Yellowstone

Cabin on Duck Creek bordering West Yellowstone. o

Cozy Cabin 3 w/ Henry's Lake View, Island Park

Peaceful Yellowstone Basecamp Hot Tub Pets welcome

Modern Aframe at Awayframes | 30 min Yellowstone

Yellowstone Cabin with Hot Tub - 20 min from YNP!
Family friendly vacation rentals in West Yellowstone

2BR in Resort near West Entrance, Pool, Hot Tub

Mountain Life Cabin- 20 Miles to Yellowstone

The Silvertip: Family Cabin next to Yellowstone

Rustic Moose Landing| 7 MI to YNP | Private Pond

Yellowstone Peaks Hotel•Sauna•Hot Tub•Fishing Pond

PinecrestFamily Retreat Kid Playroom and Game Room

Hot Tub + Trail Access | Cabin Sleeps 8 | Near YNP

Charming log home near Yellowstone National Park
When is the best time to visit West Yellowstone?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $228 | $219 | $226 | $226 | $281 | $330 | $317 | $279 | $288 | $216 | $229 | $227 |
| Avg. temp | 13°F | 17°F | 27°F | 35°F | 46°F | 53°F | 61°F | 59°F | 51°F | 39°F | 26°F | 14°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in West Yellowstone?
West Yellowstone has a wide range of places to stay, including family-friendly neighborhoods near downtown and options close to the entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Lodges, cabins, and vacation rentals are often recommended for a cozy experience.
What are the best things to do in West Yellowstone with kids?
Families often explore the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center, visit interactive exhibits at the local museum, or try guided nature walks. Parks and outdoor adventure activities around town are frequently suggested for children.
What are some of the best things to do in West Yellowstone?
Explore Yellowstone National Park, learn about local wildlife at the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center, and enjoy scenic trails through forests and meadows. Shops and eateries in downtown add flavor to your visit.
How is the weather in West Yellowstone?
West Yellowstone has cold winters with temperatures from 2–24°F (-17–-5°C) and milder summers near 43–79°F (6–26°C). Snow is common from late fall to early spring, while summer afternoons are generally sunny.
What are the best places to visit in West Yellowstone?
Popular places include the entrance to Yellowstone National Park, the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center, and the Yellowstone Historic Center Museum. Downtown West Yellowstone has local shops and eateries to explore.
What are some hiking trails in West Yellowstone?
Explore trails such as the Riverside Trail along the Madison River, the Boundary Trail winding through forests, or nature paths just outside town. These routes are frequently suggested for easy to moderate hikes.
What are some family activities we can do in West Yellowstone?
Families often visit the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center, join ranger-led programs, and explore interactive museums. Outdoor activities like fishing, guided tours, or snowshoeing are also popular.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from West Yellowstone?
Explore natural wonders in Yellowstone National Park, discover scenic lakes and forests nearby, or visit regional state parks for hiking and wildlife watching. Guided rafting and fishing trips are frequently suggested.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in West Yellowstone?
Many accommodations in West Yellowstone welcome pets, especially in neighborhood cabins and rentals near nature trails. Parks and recreational spaces around town make it easy to spend time outdoors with your pet.
What are some local tips for visiting West Yellowstone?
Dress in layers, as weather can change quickly, and start outings early to avoid crowds in popular areas. Locals suggest checking for wildlife regularly and being prepared for high elevation around 6,667 feet (2,032 meters).
What is West Yellowstone known for?
West Yellowstone is known as a gateway to Yellowstone National Park, distinctive wildlife encounters, and outdoor adventure opportunities year-round. The town has a welcoming atmosphere for visitors from around the world.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in West Yellowstone?
Wander quieter nature trails around town, discover local art galleries, or explore the Yellowstone Historic Center Museum for stories of regional heritage. Lesser-known picnic spots and fishing creeks are often recommended by locals.
What are the best foods to try in West Yellowstone?
West Yellowstone has hearty local fare including bison burgers, trout dishes, and regional comfort foods. Huckleberry treats, such as ice cream or pies, are frequently suggested for a sweet taste of Montana.
What should I bring for a trip to West Yellowstone?
Pack layers, sturdy footwear for hiking, and sun protection due to high elevation. A reusable water bottle, binoculars for wildlife, and snacks are helpful, especially when exploring the park and surrounding trails.
What is the nightlife in West Yellowstone like?
West Yellowstone has laid-back nightlife with local bars, casual music venues, and family-friendly eateries. Many venues host live performances or storytelling events, creating a relaxed evening scene.
What are the most popular events or festivals in West Yellowstone?
West Yellowstone has events centered on outdoor activities throughout the year, including gatherings focused on snowmobiling in winter and seasonal wildlife festivals. Rodeos and local celebrations also bring together community members and visitors.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in West Yellowstone?
Vacation rentals in West Yellowstone frequently feature spacious layouts, kitchens, and amenities suited for families. Areas near downtown and nature trails are often suggested for convenient access to attractions.
When is the best time to visit West Yellowstone?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for comfortable temperatures, active wildlife, and outdoor activities. Winter draws visitors for snow sports and quieter park experiences.
All about West Yellowstone
Set just a mile outside of world-famous Yellowstone National Park’s west entrance, this Montana town is a prized gateway to breathtaking natural beauty on a monumental scale. Aside from its status as a popular Yellowstone’s satellite city, West Yellowstone appeals to outdoors enthusiasts in its own right, with a network of hiking trails and cross-country skiing paths criss-crossing the scenic Custer Gallatin National Forest to the north. More adventurous visitors will enjoy the area’s adrenaline-boosting ziplining courses, rugged mountain biking trails, and guided snowmobile tours during the winter months.
Housed in a former train depot building, the Museum of the Yellowstone is a family-friendly favorite managed by the non-profit Yellowstone Historic Center, featuring exhibits, artifacts, and photos that take visitors through the history, culture, and ecology of Greater Yellowstone. Across the street from the museum is the West Yellowstone Visitor Center and the Yellowstone Giant Screen Theatre, which screens nature films. Traditional pubs and wood-paneled stores line downtown, while the imposing mountains loom large in the background.
What are the top things to do in West Yellowstone?
Museum of The Yellowstone
Browse the unique collection of artifacts and exhibits at this museum set in the original Union Pacific Railroad Depot. As the number of visitors to Yellowstone National Park has increased over the last century, the types of transportation have changed with it and the Museum of the Yellowstone showcases this transformation with its assortment of old buses and vehicles on display.
Hebgen Lake
From camping and kayaking to hiking and fishing, Hebgen Lake is a major hub for enjoying the outdoors. Located around 12 miles north of West Yellowstone, the reservoir on the Madison River is surrounded by scenic mountains and is a popular spot for watching striking sunsets.
Firehole Lake Drive
Whether you’re keen to spot some of the local wildlife — look out for bald eagles, bison, and bears galore — or looking for thundering waterfalls and hot springs, Yellowstone is home to plenty of scenic routes. Take Firehole Lake Drive for the best view of the park’s famous geysers and admire the 40-foot cascade of Firehole Falls.
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