The BEST places to stay when visiting Yellowstone!
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- Yellowstone is huge and there are many entrances to Yellowstone National Park. We share helpful tips on lodging in and outside the park as well as camping. Thank you for watching!
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This was priceless! Thank you! Visiting with my 4 grandkids (ages 8-16) and have reservations at Days Inn since there was the water slide. Ha! All of your videos have been so helpful, thank you, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Have an awesome trip!
Thanks for the tips! We have been to Yellowstone but it has been over 3 years so we are trying to plan another trip back next year - your video was super helpful at refreshing us on some lodging knowledge within the parks!
Thank you again for a great video! I appreciate how you pull up the map and make mark-ups on it! It’s so helpful having a visual picture and an estimate on times from certain areas! 💜
You are so welcome!
Yes!! The markups are so helpful! Usually I’m Google mapping as I follow along people’s travel vlogs but you guys are so awesome and give us all the info we need so THANK YOU!!
You’re welcome!
Great information.😊
Great tips! RV'ing it in a rental RV two weeks at Madison Campground.
Could you give me info on renting an RV?? This is on my bucket list and we might book it for next year.
Booked my Yellowstone stay at the Canyon Lodge in September 2022 this past Sunday. Five days. One of which will be spent on horseback. Can't wait.
How was it?
Best video on Yellowstone. Y’all did a great job. It’s very detailed and helpful to those who have never visited.
I am looking for your advice. We would be flying in from the east coast. We want to rent an Airbnb in Gardiner and also near Jackson Hole. We want to visit both Yellowstone and Grand Tetons. We will probably stay for 8 days total. My question is , would you fly in to one airport and depart at another. I know round trip airfares are usually cheaper but may not work for our itinerary. Thanks for any advice. Looking forward to future videos. Keep up the great work.
I want to go for my bday next month and was planning to stay in Jackson until I saw the hotel prices (average $500 night!). Before I totally scrap going to Wyoming, I will look into some of the areas that you mentioned. Very informative video. Thanks!
yes, Jackson is CRAZY right now. Driggs, ID is farther away but more reasonable.
If & when you go to Cody, stop at th Robin’s Nest B&B. Great place great friendly owners. We stayed there in 2014 & planning now for 2024.
Thanks for the suggestion!
me and my family are going to be staying at the KOA campground by the west gate. we are going in july
Thank you so much. Very helpful videos you have. We are planning a trip this year late September. Do I risk a closer of west gate late in the year? I know there is some risk, but is it more or less likely? Appreciate it
West gate would be fine in late September!
Thank youy
You're welcome
Some of the rooms in Yellowstone Inn go as high as $600. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
You bet
We’re looking at going for our first time in July 2021. Coming from Texas, so we’re flying into Cody (best rates from Texas😉) and renting a car. We’ll have about 6 or 7 days in the park/parks (might hit Grand Teton, as well) and are thinking about hopping from place to place (hotels, Airbnb, etc.) love each couple of nights, starting and finishing in Cody. Any suggestions?
Wow, this sounds incredible! I'm really putting a lot of energy into making an itinerary/guide that will work no matter where you're staying.
Generally speaking, I would spend about 4 days in Yellowstone and 2-3 in Grand Teton.
It's really a good idea to bounce around like you're thinking -- it will cut down on the driving time.
Here's an idea for each day:
Cody to Mammoth.
Mammoth to Lamar Valley and back.
Mammoth to West Yellowstone.
West Yellowstone to Grand Teton.
So, I'm still working out some guides, along with audio guides. Keep in touch. I hope your trip is AWESOME!
I'm also looking for some people to beta test my stuff -- if you're interested please email me at mattandcheryl@wereintherockies.com
I plan on visiting beginning at the end of May next year. Coming in from Texas. I plan on staying in more than one location as you suggested. Where would be the best area to concentrate visiting to see Bears?
Lamar Valley and Hayden Valley are the most popular places for viewing wildlife. Here's a link to our video about watching wildlife in Yellowstone: ruclips.net/video/tYpkRkuDjO0/видео.html
Hello I am actually going in 3 days too Yellowstone thank you for the tips u guys are great and make great quality videos 😁
Thank you so much!!!
Hope you have a fantastic trip.
We're in the Rockies thank you:)
We want to know how your trip went!!
We're in the Rockies Hii thank you for asking it’s going rlly rlly good we camped in Yellowstone for 2 nights at Madison and say so much of the park like the Grand Canyon,old faithful and the grand prismatic and we say many wildlife like bison, elk, and a grizzly bear that had killed an elk on the other side of the river there is a RUclips video on the bear killing the elk called grizzly bear elk killed on September 18 so there was a lot of people there.right now we are getting ready to go to Jackson hole and go to grand Teton National park:))
What about Cooke City, Montana for staying close to Lamar valley? Is that an okay area?
Yes! Just not for your entire stay. It’s too far away from the rest of the park.
Do you know if the simple cabins described with "no bath" actually have a WC inside? Looking forward to a response.
The room may have a sink but the shower/bath and toilets are shared.
Hi I want to go in March spring-break is March 11-15. Is it too late to plan. I’m driving.
Check the website, but Yellowstone is basically closed in March. May is really the earliest the roads going in get plowed. Winters are long here. Not like Texas. LOL.
I booked three nights at Old Faithful Lodge in September, do you have experience with this property
The information we have about it, is shared in this blog article of ours: wereintherockies.com/old-faithful/
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Can you recommend outside affordable hotels. We’re driving from Texas
Our favorite is the days inn in west Yellowstone
Is a cabin in Island Park a good place to stay for Yellowstone? We are thinking of changing to Gardiner.
Island Park is beautiful and popular, but I would recommend Gardiner because it's closer.
@@WereintheRockies Thanks!
If you're coming from SLC Airport from the south and doing a 4 day trip, where is the best first place to stay and 2nd place? I was thinking 2 days at one and 2 days at the other to save on driving time.
Perfect! Usually west Yellowstone would be first
@@WereintheRockies Great, thank you!
Thinking of flying into Bozeman. How many days is goood to enjoy and maybe even go glacier national park
If it’s your first time, you should allow at least four days to see Yellowstone usually. Glacier is amazing but it is about 5 hours away. As with most parks, you can “do” Glacier in a day just by driving the going to the sun road, but obviously could spend much longer there.
Under Canvas …$459 per night from what I’m seeing. I wish it was $100-$300 per night
Lodging in the park is not cheap. 😥
The distance from the North EAST entrance to the loop, do you have any how long it is?
From the North East Entrance Station, it is about 1h20m to get to the upper loop. And Silvergate (the closest city to the North East Entrance Station) is 5 min away from the Entrance Station.
@@WereintheRockies Thank you, we are vising next month on the 14th. your tips will help a lot!
Thank you so much for the info ! But I’m still lost .... I will fly from NC so I don’t know what entrance will I be coming from .... can you help me with that please ?😊
Where are you flying into? Do you know yet? Salt Lake City and Bozeman are the major airports
Yellowstone is big and can be complicated. We have many videos that might help explain it for you. Here are a few:
Trip Planner: ruclips.net/video/U6z1iNf2HWA/видео.html
Overview Guide: ruclips.net/video/GIqjUlmTq3g/видео.html
And a playlist with others: ruclips.net/p/PLbhuXgSSAbWYT9tkbzAGD84SNSb5YPjl-
Your so cute!
what entrance am i entering then if im coming from albuquerque NM?
You can chose the east or the south. See the links below
wereintherockies.com/yellowstone-east-entrance/
wereintherockies.com/yellowstone-south-entrance/
"Wild...Bill...CODY"???? You're too cute! That'd be Wild Bill HICKOCK or Buffalo BILL CODY!!! I'm guessing by now you know that....
Noooo, I said wild bill’s gun. Not wild bill Cody’s gun. Believe me, I know the difference
Woops, I thought you commented on a different video. Nevermind.....I can't remember what was said in this video. LOL
@@WereintheRockies You were reminiscing about how charming Cody is, independent from its viability as a base of operations for Yellowstone, and you went "as in Wild...Bill...Cody!"
Hey. This is Cheryl. Thanks for being so nice about my mistake!!! That was before I had visited Cody and now I know better. 😉
@@WereintheRockies No apology necessary, Cheryl. And as solid as your advice was for Zion, I know it will be equally valuable for Yellowstone...as long as I don't get eaten. Or gored...or trampled. Hell, the elk ignored me at RMNP, so how bad can it be, right?
What about dog friendly lodging?
National parks are not very dog friendly. Here's a link for complete information: www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/pets.htm
Smatta wich you, girl? Ain't you never seen "Longmire"??? The word is "ab-sa-RO-ka" !!!!
Haha. The locals pronounce it ab-SOR-ki.
We are actually staying there in a couple of days. I’m sure I’ll get the pronunciation down then!