Yellowstone Lodges

@YNPLodges

We are the official concessioner for lodging, dining and activities in the world's first national park.

Yellowstone National Park, WY
yellowstonenationalparklodges.com
Joined April 2009
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  1. Sep 12

    Yellowstone has 45 named waterfalls and hundreds of unnamed waterfalls!

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  2. Sep 11

    representing in Wisconsin! Thanks to Sarah Scheiber for sharing! Which state is your bear soap living?

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  3. Sep 10

    View for miles. 📷IG user 'lucyyy.yang'

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  4. Sep 8

    Each of Yellowstone’s lodging facilities has a unique history, evolving from simple tent camps and ramshackle hotels in the late 1800s and early 1900s. We continue today as stewards of their hotels and hospitality.

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  5. Sep 7

    Great Blue Heron Perched in the pines of the Yellowstone River. 📷IG user 'hotsaucehikes'

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  6. Sep 4

    "Old Faithful Inn. Built in 1903. Best toured at 2am." -IG user 'lisheebee'

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  7. Sep 3

    Cabin neighbors. 📷Instagram user 'quasar321118'

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  8. Sep 1

    Timmy from Massachusetts worked his first season serving guests at Wylie’s Canteen, Lake Lodge. Thanks to Timmy and all our front-line employees who pass along their knowledge of the park to help guests have an amazing vacation!

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    Sep 1

    Did you know Yellowstone preserves more than 40 vehicles dating from the 1880s to near present day? Employees like Miriam research and share stories of the Historic Vehicle Collection, which includes a surrey used by the U.S. Army (circa 1905), ...

    A woman in a park ranger uniform standing next to a historic yellow vehicle.
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  10. Aug 31

    You never know what will come across your path in Yellowstone. Take the . Stay at least 25 yards away from these beasts. 📷Instagram user 'parkdrifter'

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  11. Aug 29

    Two of Yellowstone’s most exciting wildlife events of the year happen in August and September: the bison and elk mating seasons – otherwise known as the rut. Here’s what you need to know to safely enjoy these annual wildlife spectacles.

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  12. Aug 28

    "I'd rather be the one Who camped at the edge of town The one who has the dancing bear That follows him around"🎸 ~The Mamas & The Papas Thanks to Betty for sharing her in the fairy garden :)

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  13. Aug 27

    Lake Hotel in her evening attire. 📷: Instagram user 'cullenmullany '

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  14. Aug 25

    Sean Kelley from Murrells Inlet, SC is a Recreation Coordinator at Lake Village. Sean and his co-workers at YCERP are outgoing and energetic folks who want to make sure each employee gets the most out of their Yellowstone experience.

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  15. Aug 24

    Peek-a-boo. 📷: IG user 'snapchick'

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  16. Aug 22

    Have you taken the time to “slow down and smell the sagebrush”? 📷IG user 'kannanvivek'

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  17. Aug 21

    Not exactly ideal bear habitat. Where are your bear soaps traveling? 📷: Instagram user 'vickisvintagetable'

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    Aug 20

    Heads up! Yellowstone lifts fishing closure on rivers and streams, as water temperatures have cooled and flows have improved. For more information, visit: .

    Two people fishing in a river as steam rises into the air.
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  19. Aug 20

    What is your favorite picnic spot in Yellowstone? 📷Instagram user 'asiaketoqueen'

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  20. Aug 18

    Lauren from South Haven Mississippi is working her first season as a Cook here in Yellowstone. However, this is her third season with Xanterra; she has previously worked at Grand Canyon and Glacier.

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