Yellowstone Holiday offers 36 RV sites and 24 cabins, conveniently located a mere 15 minutes from the west entrance of Yellowstone. Lapping the shores of Hebgen Lake, a popular fly-fishing attraction for avid anglers, this charming, quaint resort is private, coexisting away from big city life.

A perfect and affordable base for your Yellowstone vacation or family reunion, Yellowstone Holiday helps families create Yellowstone camping memories.

Yellowstone National Park and the surrounding area offer fantastic sites and experiences. The top 10 things to do when visiting Yellowstone, include:

1. Enjoy Nature – With an area larger than Delaware and Rhode Island combined, there is no shortage of nature in Yellowstone. The area is comprised of 80% forest, 15% grassland and 5% water.
2. Relax, bring binoculars and a camera … enjoy the wildlife! With no shortage of abundant wildlife, the park is home to free roaming bison, elk, moose, mountain goats, grizzly bears, wolves and more than 322 avian species.
3. Hike! With more than 1,300 miles of trails, perfect for overnight backpacking trips and day hikes. There are even hikes that are family oriented and child friendly. Teach those youngsters about nature and awe them with never before seen beauty.
4. Be a Geyser Watcher – With more than 300 geysers, 10,000 geothermal features and one the world’s largest calderas, visiting an active volcano has never been more fun and exciting.
5. Go Rafting! Is there any better way to see a park than through the expert’s eyes? Whitewater rafting enthusiasts gush about the beauty that surrounds the gurgling, swift rivers and currents. Get a waterproof camera and begin taking pictures of elk peacefully drinking from nearby streams, 18-inch rainbow trout and a stray bear cub scurrying along the nearby shore. Finally, you have a chance to hum “Rollin’ Rollin’ Rollin’ Down the River …” for a good reason!
6. Grand Canyon of Yellowstone – Considered one of the most magical, breathtaking sites within the park itself, this 20-mile long canyon is more than 1,200 feet deep in areas and more than 4,000 feet wide. It literally leaves those who gaze upon its mystical beauty speechless.
7. “Gone Fishin’…” Put those Louie Armstrong and Bing Crosby lyrics to use! Yellowstone and the surrounding area is a mecca for fly-fishing enthusiasts. Boasting streams of plentiful trout that can easily turn into a “whopper of a tale,” remember your camera. Upon your return home, you may very well need to post your catch on your favorite social media site.
8. Go Camping! This is exactly where Yellowstone Holiday comes in. Striving to help make your Yellowstone vacation memorable and exciting, there is too much to see and do in one day. People need at least four days to a week to absorb the beauty of this vast, ever-changing region.
9. Many nearby areas host authentic Native American powwows. So, put the useful Indian-Style sitting lesson you learned in kindergarten to good use! Just kidding, they provide plenty of bench-style seating. Cody, Wyoming, outside the east entrance to Yellowstone, hosts an annual event every June.
10. Go horseback riding. With a variety of ranches in the area, there is no better way to see the Wild, Wild West than through a cowboy’s eyes.

The fabulous Beaver Den facility offers all the amenities of your home kitchen. Fully equipped with a restroom, party area with a large porch, tables, chairs, gas barbecue, DVD, VHS and CD player. With this special equipment, families can present special slideshows and presentations, highlighting past and present events and family photos. The area accommodates dancing, so grab your partner and dosey doe!

Groups have full flexibility to plan and prepare their own family reunion celebrations. If someone has a chef in the family, what better way to highlight his/her talents than by throwing an old fashioned barbecue over a fire pit!

People can also request themed parties, such as a luau, gold miner’s theme, Old West cowboy theme, an anniversary party, or even a simple wedding. The friendly staff at Yellowstone Holiday lets you and your family sit back and relax while they decorate.

Remember, food is not included in the price and is not provided by the staff, so if you’re all thumbs when it comes to barbecue, hiring a professional or having people simply grill hotdogs and burgers is entirely appropriate. While the venue is relaxed, it blends with the peaceful tranquility of nature, making this a truly unforgettable Yellowstone vacation.

Yellowstone Holiday is centrally located to a variety of attractions, including popular Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park. Two trendy nearby towns are the ski-resort town of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, an area A-list celebrities are known to frequent and the ghost town of Virginia City, Montana, an old Victorian mining town.

Fly-fishing is a popular activity and Hebgen Lake is no exception. Yellowstone Holiday is located on the shores of this popular angler retreat, known for boasting brown and rainbow trout between 14 to 18 inches! Guests need not travel far to appease the family angler. RV lakeside sites and Yellowstone cabins are within walking distance to the waters’ edge, making this an idyllic morning sunrise retreat. Trout for breakfast anyone.

If outdoor sports are more up your alley, exploring Yellowstone Holiday’s water sports in the waters of the lake, or challenging your cousin to a game of volleyball, tetherball or horseshoes may be exactly what your vacation needs for an added splash of excitement.

Adventure abounds nearby within Yellowstone National Park. Encompassing 2.2 million acres of vast Montana, Wyoming and Idaho wildernesses, the park is a haven for outdoor nature and wildlife enthusiasts.

Yellowstone Holiday aspires to accommodate all travelers, including those that seek the basic comforts of a simple cabin or a RV site a mere 15 minutes from West Yellowstone.

To help keep costs affordable, Yellowstone Holiday offers four different types of cabins, for a total of 24 resort-style cabins.

• The Elk Haven sleeps up to seven people, provides a bathroom with shower, a small dining and living area, perfect for late night games of charades, a modest kitchenette and microwave.
• The Moose Cottage Duplex sleeps up to six people, has a full bathroom, dining and living room area and a kitchenette with a microwave.
• The Bear Necessities cabin comfortably sleeps four people. While no bathroom is onsite, the resort’s bathrooms and showers are available 24 hours a day.
• The Beaver Den facility is perfect for large family gatherings and reunions. This meeting and cooking facility has a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, picnic tables, fire pit, gas barbecue and a fabulous party area.

Guests should note that linens, kitchen utensils and towels are not provided in the cabins. With prices starting at $50 a day, how can a family not afford to visit this amazing, tranquil mountainous paradise?

If RV camping is, more your style, the resort offers premiere RV camping Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone Holiday is located on the edges of Hebgen Lake, a popular fly-fishing attraction, which boasts brown and rainbow trout averaging between 14 to 18 inches! With 36 RV sites, all which accommodate water, sewer and electricity, guests can stay nightly or weekly. Three different types of RV sites accommodate everyone – Lakeside, East and North sides. With prices starting at $30 a day, how can a family not rent a RV and go on the adventure of a lifetime? Yellowstone Holiday helps make Yellowstone vacations truly affordable for the average family!

Centrally located to West Yellowstone and a variety of amenities, guests can spend their days within Yellowstone National Park, rafting the nearby rivers, horseback riding, fly-fishing, hiking, pursuing photography interests and wildlife viewing. With a myriad of activities that will never leave families bored, Yellowstone Holiday seeks to take a good vacation and turn it into something extraordinary and fantastic!

In keeping with the nature theme, Yellowstone does not boast fancy retreats and posh resorts, preferring to focus on the simple, minimalist lifestyle. People visit Yellowstone for a plethora of reasons, but most fall into one of two broad groups: wildlife and nature.

Yellowstone is far too wild and untamed for a mere one-day visit, much less as many as four days! Families prefer to allot one day for each section of Yellowstone – north, east, south and west – however, most families become awed by the spectacular wildlife that roams free, preferring to spend a week in this tranquil, preserved wilderness.

Yellowstone Holiday accommodates the needs of weary family travelers. Nestled amid the shores of Hebgen Lake, they offer cabins near Yellowstone. With four different style cabins, sleeping between four to seven people, these primitive bungalows offer the rustic simplicity of camping in the great outdoors.

Imagine wild animals roaming through campgrounds, freely embracing nature’s beauty. Guests can awake early, don their angler gear and fly fish from the banks of Hebren Lake, an exceptionally popular area.

If a RV or camper is more your style, Yellowstone Holiday offers 36 different RV sites, complete with electricity, water and sewer hookups. Yellowstone Holiday is a small, private resort, affording a perfect venue for families, reunions and get togethers.

Conveniently located a mere 15 minutes from West Yellowstone, the resort offers water sports in the lake, volleyball, horseshoes and tetherball, making it ideal for outdoor children’s activities. The resort is close to several nearby horse ranches, which offer horseback riding packages into the nearby mountains and of the scenic trails. Virginia City is also close, popular for its “Old West” gold mining theme. White water rafting adventure outfitters are available and offer several different packages. Imagine the spectacular thrill of rafting down the river, through the epicenter of the park and seeing the wildlife – moose, elk, buffalo, wolves, grizzly bears, and mountain goats – from unseen vantage points.

Make Yellowstone Holiday the base camp for your Yellowstone vacation adventure, allowing your family to easily set aside days for hiking, wildlife viewing, taking pictures of Old Faithful, a visit to the Grand Tetons and a day of exciting world famous fly-fishing. Yellowstone Holiday also understands how pets are an integral part of your family vacation experiences, gladly embracing Fido, too.

The world’s first national park and an example of nature preservation for more than a century, Yellowstone is a family attraction. Encompassing more than 2.2 million acres, this area is a hotbed of geothermic activity. Yellowstone boasts more than 10,000 geothermic features and 300 geysers.

Not only is the land within the confines of the park perfectly preserved, giving visitors a feel for the native Wild West centuries ago, but the park also focuses on native wildlife preservation. The animals, not restrained by bars or fences, freely roam the wilderness. Buffalo dot the edges of the one-lane roads through the park, as the bison-babies eagerly trail behind their mothers every summer. Elk and moose are abundant and the summer months bring forth the birth of baby mammals, awing both adults and children alike. The massive antlers on these creatures astound and inspire photographers globally, lending way to some of the most photographed and studied wild animals within the vast United States.

Geysers burst forth their pent up fumes and geothermic rage, yielding results of gigantic proportions. Old Faithful, once as predictable as time itself, is ever slightly changing due to geothermic activity. One of the very few commercial areas in the park, visitors pack the stands and benches to await its powerful soaring waters.

To become one with nature, guests must experience the charming Yellowstone Holiday. Nestled amid the shores of Hebgen Lake, renowned amongst anglers for its superb fly-fishing, this charming resort offers more than 36 RV sites and 24 cabins in West Yellowstone. Located a mere 15 minutes from Yellowstone’s west entrance, this affordable lodging near Yellowstone opens mid-May and closes the end of September.

The plummeting, exhilarating white water rapids that wind through the park are a titillating adventure, offering some of the best wildlife viewing opportunities. Traveling areas off the beaten path, typically seen only by expert guides, adventure-seeking enthusiasts will gush about the adrenaline soaring rapids and be in awe of Yellowstone’s inner sanctuary of beauty.

Experiencing nature at its primitive finest provides children and adults with years of fond memories. Hiking through this wilderness at altitudes between 5,000 to 11,000 feet, guests can witness mountain goats frolicking against the rock crevasses; see a mighty grizzly bear sneaking berries from open pastures, hear the babbling brooks, dance in a stream’s clear waters and simply let their imaginations run wild with an abundance of fresh country air.

Yellowstone National Park was home to a wide variety of tribes of American Indians for over 11,000 years. Today researchers still uncover unique and priceless Indian artifacts in and around the park. They have surveyed over one thousand archaeological sites in recent years. The surrounding town of West Yellowstone has several museums that offer tourists an up-close look at some of these priceless Indian artifacts.

What a great opportunity to educate yourself and your children as you read about the history of the land. Unique tribes have dwelled there over the centuries leaving their mark on the land and history itself; tribes like the Crow and Blackfoot Indians.  Many of the souvenir shops in West Yellowstone sell authentic Indian jewelry and clothing so you can take home a little bit of the history and folklore of Yellowstone.

Most tourists enjoy visiting the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center located in the town of West Yellowstone. This museum is open every day for live viewings of wolves and grizzly bears in their natural habitat. The kids will learn so much during this visit. There is also an IMAX theater in town where a film that’s all about nature is shown on a six-story IMAX screen. Your family will love this little side adventure.

In and around Yellowstone National Park, visitors often see hundreds of species of birds and mammals, some of which are endangered.  The best part of your amazing journey into the beauty and grandeur of Yellowstone is enjoying this “Natural Wonder” with your family.

An important part of your adventure involves where you stay. Chain hotels don’t give you the earthy feel of such a great wilderness adventure. Many tourists love Yellowstone Holiday because it increases their great outdoors experience. They enjoy spending their vacation at Yellowstone in a quaint log cabin situated right on pristine Hebgen Lake.

A campground on Lake Hebgen has an attractive appeal to many vacationers because they are so close to the west entrance to Yellowstone National Park and even closer to the town of West Yellowstone. All this and an incredible view of the Hebgen Mountains with Lake Hebgen right out your front door.

Vacationers enjoy being in such a prime location. Yellowstone Holiday offers 24 cozy cabins that will sleep from 4 to 7 people and 36 big-rig RV sites for campers. Relax with your family on your front porch with a cup of coffee and breathe in the fresh morning air that drifts in from Hebgen Lake and the nearby mountains.

Hebgen Lake Marina is within walking distance and Yellowstone Holiday even has its own marina and boat dock where you can enjoy sipping a cold beverage or fishing from the dock. There is also a General Store where you can pick up needed supplies for your fishing trip or picnic outing. Fishing at Hebgen Lake is always outstanding and the lake is full of large rainbow trout. You will enjoy grilling these on your grill once you return to your cabin.

Though log cabins at Hebgen Lake are plentiful, the quaint rustic cabins such as you will find at Yellowstone Holiday are the most popular, so it’s important to book ahead of time. July is usually the busiest time of the year but any of the summer months are absolutely perfect for exploring the amazing beauty and wonder of Yellowstone National Park.

Yellowstone Holiday is located only 15 minutes from the west entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Our rustic resort is located right on the shores of Lake Hebgen. This alone is a great place to spend a day or a week. The lake is always full of Rainbow and Brown trout. You can rent a boat and fish while boating around the lake or just relax on the dock of Hebgen Lake Marina with your fishing pole and a cold drink.

With Mt. Hebgen towering in the background, and Lake Hebgen at your doorstep, you will quickly see why so many vacationers choose camping at Yellowstone Holiday. There is an endless list of relaxing, fun activities to keep you and your family entertained.

Visitors also enjoy driving down to West Yellowstone, Montana which is only a few minutes away. There you can eat a delicious lunch and then tour a museum or shop for souvenirs. The quaint town also has a 6-story high IMAX theater where you can enjoy a visual feast of nature’s best in living color.

Fill up your tackle box at one of the bait and tackle shops in West Yellowstone with some new flies. You can also book a guided fishing trip on Hebgen Lake if you like. Professionals will take you out for a day of fishing that you’ll never forget. Don’t forget the sunscreen!

In the town of West Yellowstone, you’ll find the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center. There you can view live grizzly bears and gray wolves in their natural environment. This might be a fun, educational side-trip for the whole family. The town has many interesting shops and stores for your shopping convenience. A favorite is the Old-Timey Soda Fountain where you can enjoy hand-scooped ice cream.

Staying at Yellowstone Holiday means you are right in the center of all the action. You’ll enjoy the convenience of being close to the town and yet only a few miles away from the west entrance to Yellowstone National Park.

Yellowstone Holiday offers 24 campground at Yellowstone that sleep from 4 to 7 people where you can get a restful night’s sleep and a hot shower. They have kitchenettes where you can make a yummy breakfast and some coffee before heading out to visit Old Faithful. We also have 36 big-rig RV sites. Park your RV and set up house for a week or a month. RV’s are a fun, relaxing way to travel.

Yellowstone Holiday is the perfect mix of great location and exciting activities for the whole family. We know that you’ll never want to leave.

If you’ve seen the interior of one motel chain, then you’ve seen them all. At certain times of the year, it can be very difficult to even find a clean, comfortable hotel room when coming out to Yellowstone National Park. Plus staying in a big chain hotel does not allow you to experience the authentic flavor of this amazing natural wonderland known as Yellowstone.

Yellowstone Holiday offers your family a terrific alternative. We have 24 cozy cabins that are fully equipped with nice conveniences such as kitchenettes and comfortable beds. Each rustic cabin is roomy with a great view of Hebgen Lake and the mountains. Each one will sleep from 4 to 7 people.

Our cabins give you that homey feel while still offering that connection to the amazing natural surroundings of Yellowstone National Park. They are also affordable and cost less than many chain hotels do. Imagine the convenience of walking out your front door and down to the lake within moments. Take a cup of coffee and a fishing pole one morning, and meander to the lakeside for some early morning fishing.

Lake Hebgen is well-known as a fisherman’s paradise. You don’t even have to be a pro in order to catch large Rainbow Trout from Lake Hebgen. You might enjoy renting a small boat for the day and seeing the gorgeous lake from boat side or simply sitting out in a lawn chair at Hebgen Lake Marina fishing from the dock. When you’re done, return to your cabin and take a nap. Or better yet, join all your friends and family for an exciting game of volley ball.

It’s great fun for the whole family to come out and spend a few days touring Yellowstone National Park, including Old Faithful. There’s an endless number of thrilling adventures for every tourist. The park is full of wild animals, hot springs of mineral water, and beautiful flowing waterfalls.

When you return from your adventure, relax outside in front of your cabin with a cold drink while steaks are grilled on the barbecue. Watch the sun setting over gorgeous Lake Hebgen. Breathe in that fresh Montana air; you just can’t find air like this in the city. Later you can play a fun game of horseshoes with family.

Rustic cabins in West Yellowstone are difficult to find because they are in such high demand. Yellowstone Holiday offers families so many more than a chain hotel. We give you a fun and entertaining vacation experience to enjoy. We strive to give our guests a memorable Yellowstone vacation. We also have excellent Hebgen Lake RV accommodations and offer 36 Big-Rig RV sites for your camping convenience.

Yellowstone Holiday makes the perfect base camp for your family. From this central location, you can explore the incredible beauty of Yellowstone National Park or drive into the nearby town of West Yellowstone for a day of shopping.

Hebgen Lake is one of the more pristine lakes in the Yellowstone National Park area. It offers vacationers so many fun water sports to take advantage of. You can rent a canoe and paddle around the lake or even down a nearby river. Boats and kayaks are also plentiful for tourists to rent.

The fishing at Hebgen Lake is always exciting and fun. Whether you’re a novice or a pro, you’ll enjoy fishing for brown and rainbow trout. Even a beginner fishermen can pull a 14 to 16 inch trout from Hebgen Lake. There is a long stretch of sparkling beach where you can relax in the sun or go swimming with tubes and rubber toys.

Inside Yellowstone National Park, it is common to see grizzly bears and gray wolves in their natural environment. Your whole family will delight in the abundance of nature’s best. You will be surrounded by 3,500 square miles of mountains, canyons, lakes and rivers, the true wilderness experience. Your family will love the abundance of wildlife species, including endangered birds and animals. What an opportunity to educate the kids about wildlife and nature!

Yellowstone Holiday offers tourists 24 cozy cabins where you’ll enjoy all the comforts of home plus 36 big-rig RV sites for those bringing the RV on their Yellowstone vacation. You can simply walk out your front door and discover panoramic views of Lake Hebgen with the Hebgen Mountains in the background. What a spectacular backdrop for your next relaxing vacation.  With a thousand miles of hiking trails, there’s no end of places to go and things to see.

Yellowstone Holiday provides plenty of exciting outdoor games like, volleyball, tetherball, and horseshoes. If you get tired of volleyball, rent a bike or take a horseback ride around the lake. Most visitors find their way to Quake Lake for a day of fun. This amazing lake was created in 1959 by the strongest earthquake ever recorded in Montana history and it contains some huge fish.

Another popular tourist attraction is Historic Virginia City. This is an Old West gold mining town that has been “frozen in time”. It is located near Yellowstone Holiday only one hour away. There you’ll find quaint souvenir shops and many old west artifacts including a saloon.

Yellowstone National Park is a great place to spend a day, a week or a month. It offers something for everyone in the family. And Yellowstone Holiday is right down the road from the west entrance to the park. Enjoy a camping in Yellowstone this year.

Yellowstone National Park is not just a fun, entertaining destination for tourists. There is a wealth of history associated with this natural wonder. For instance, the area we now know as Yellowstone National Park was home to many tribes of American Indians for over 11,000 years.Researchers have surveyed more than a thousand archaeological sites.

In the surrounding community of West Yellowstone you will find several amazing museums with priceless Indian artifacts. You can read all about the history of the land itself and the people who dwelt there over the centuries such as the Crow and Blackfoot Indians. West Yellowstone also has great shopping and restaurants.

The well-lovedGrizzly & Wolf Discovery Center is open every day for live viewings of wolves and grizzly bears. They also offer IMAX programs about nature all shown on a six-story IMAX screen. Your family will never forget this little side adventure.

The lush green forests that surround West Yellowstone are teeming with so many amazing animals like foxes, wolves, bison, moose and elk. In the springtime visitors can often view baby bison just born. These types of first hand experiences can give your children a lifelong thirst for knowledge and a deep appreciation for nature.

In and around the park you will also see hundreds of species of birds, fish and mammals, some of which are endangered. The things your family will learn while exploring Yellowstone National Park are priceless and these are the types of memories most children hold onto for years to come.

Part of your treasured journey into the beauty and majesty of Yellowstone involves where you stay. Staying at a chain hotel doesn’t really give you the flavor of the wilderness adventure. Many tourists have found that in order to become one with the great outdoors it helps to stay in a rustic cabin on Lake Hebgen. From that vantage point, you can easily view the Hebgen Mountains or walk to the lake for a day of picnicking.

You are right in the thick of all that is Yellowstone National Park when you stay at Yellowstone Holiday. We offer cozy cabins that will sleep from 4 to 7 people and 36 big-rig RV sites for campers. You can relax on your front porch with a cup of coffee and breathe in the fresh morning air that drifts in from the nearby mountains.

Hebgen Lake Marina is just down the road, plus Yellowstone Holiday provides its own marina and boat dock. At our General Store, you can pick up some supplies for your fishing trip or picnic. Fishing at Hebgen Lake is always spectacular and the lake is full of rainbow and brown trout.

The great thing about staying at Yellowstone Holiday is that it is in between the west entrance to Yellowstone Park and the town of West Yellowstone. That makes it the perfect location. Whether you want to spend the day shopping for souvenirs in town or trekking around the park in search of ancient Indian relics, your Yellowstone cabin will be close by.

Though Yellowstone Park accommodations abound, the more rustic cabins such as Yellowstone Holiday are the most popular, so it’s important to book ahead. July is the busiest time of the year but all of the summer months are perfect for exploring the beauty and wonder of Yellowstone National Park.