Yellowstone National Park Holidays

Marvel at erupting natural Geysers, see giant hot springs and witness wild animals in their natural habitat at Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming’s most popular attraction.

The first National Park in the world, Yellowstone was established in 1872 and covers an area of approximately 3,500 square miles across the states of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. The park comprises of lakes, canyons and mountain ranges and is home to an amazing variety of flora and fauna including wild bears, wolves, bison and elk. Yellowstone National Park is home to more than 320 species of bird and one of Mother Nature’s best for witnessing wild animals in their natural habitat.

Gaze at waterfalls and stunning canyon views in Canyon Village, explore the shores and waters of Yellowstone Lake and go back in time to experience the 'Old West' in the Tower Roosevelt area. As well as Old Fathful, Yellowstone hosts nearly half of the world's geothermal features due in no small part to the Yellowstone Caldera, one of the largest supervolcanoes on the continent. Marvel at a volcanoes hidden power rising up through the earth as colourful hot springs, bubbling mudpots and spurting geysers. Watch boiling hot springs on the shore of Yellowstone Lake at Grant Village and West Thumb and visit the most photographed thermal feature; Grand Prismatic Spring for its bright bands of orange, yellow and green rings surrounding the deep blue waters of the spring.

Hundreds of thousands of people visit Yellowstone National Park during the summer months, June through August so often drive times can be longer than expected; plan your journey and give yourself plenty of time to capture those incredible moments on camera. 

We’d also recommend pairing your visit to the park with an epic drive through the Rocky Mountain Region; combine huge mountain ranges, wide open spaces and wildlife on a road trip like no other.