Yellowstone National Park
National Park Idaho Montana Wyoming
On March 1, 1872, Yellowstone became the first national park for all to enjoy the unique hydrothermal wonders. Today, millions of people come here each year to camp, hike, and enjoy the majesty of the park.
Entry Fees
No additional fees
Weather Information
Yellowstone's weather can vary quite a bit, even in a single day. In the summer, daytime highs can exceed 70°F (21°C), only to drop 20 or more degrees when a thunderstorm rolls through. It can snow during any month of the year, and winter lows frequently drop below 0°F (-18°C), especially at night. Bring a range of clothing options, including a warm jacket and rain gear, even in the summer.
Address
2 Officers Row, Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190
Activities & Topics
Arts and Culture Auto and ATV Scenic Driving Astronomy Biking Mountain Biking Road Biking Boating Boat Tour Camping Backcountry Camping Canoe or Kayak Camping Car or Front Country Camping Horse Camping (see also Horse/Stock Use) Group Camping RV Camping Fishing Freshwater Fishing Fly Fishing Food Dining Picnicking Guided Tours Self-Guided Tours - Walking Self-Guided Tours - Auto Bus/Shuttle Guided Tour Hands-On Arts and Crafts Volunteer Vacation Hiking Backcountry Hiking Front-Country Hiking Horse Trekking Horseback Riding Paddling Canoeing Kayaking Junior Ranger Program Skiing Cross-Country Skiing Snow Play Snowmobiling Snowshoeing Swimming Wildlife Watching Birdwatching Park Film Museum Exhibits Shopping Bookstore and Park Store Gift Shop and Souvenirs Architecture and Building Archeology Arts Photography Explorers and Expeditions Forts Migrations Military Cavalry US Army Indigenous and Native Warrior Native American Heritage Science Technology and Innovation Social Movements Conservation Movement Transportation Roads Routes and Highways Wars and Conflicts Tribal Conflicts Indian and Frontier Wars Westward Expansion Animals Birds Bison Cats (wild) Elk Fish Wolves Canyons and Canyonlands Climate Change Fire Foothills Plains and Valleys Forests and Woodlands Coniferous Forests Fossils and Paleontology Petrified Wood Geology Groundwater Aquifers Freshwater Springs Geothermal Hot Springs Geysers Glaciers Grasslands Lakes Mountains Natural Sounds Night Sky River and Riparian Rock Landscapes and Features Scenic Views Thickets and Shrublands Trails Unique Species Rare Endangered Volcanoes Watersheds Waterfalls Wetlands Wilderness
Contact Information
Operating Hours
wednesday
All Day
monday
All Day
thursday
All Day
sunday
All Day
tuesday
All Day
friday
All Day
saturday
All Day