Planning a trip to Yellowstone?
Lodging in the park books up insanely fast, so if you’re planning something a bit more last minute, these Airbnbs near Yellowstone are the perfect solution.
They offer the comforts of home with excellent prices and allow you to save money by offering amenities like washing machines and kitchens so you can budget better for your Yellowstone trip.
If you want to stay comfortably close to the park, it doesn’t get better or more centrally located than West Yellowstone.
Here are some of the best Airbnbs near Yellowstone National Park!
Best West Yellowstone Airbnbs
Bear Creek Cabin 3
- 6 guests
- 2 bedrooms (3 beds)
- Check out more details and availability on VRBO
While vacation homes near Yellowstone are plentiful, few West Yellowstone Airbnbs are quite as appealing as this one!
Combining dark wooden walls with a wooden finish and rustic furniture, this house is as inviting as they come, and the 1040 Sq feet ensure there’s more than enough room for everyone to get around.
The living room area comes equipped with a fireplace, ensuring warmth and comfort no matter the season, and if you’re visiting with a large group, you’ll be delighted to know there’s also a second bathroom for your convenience.
Located 6 miles from Gardiner, the original entrance to Yellowstone, the getaway is as convenient for exploring the national park as a rental can be. The old Jardine mine site is part of the beautiful and unique mountain view, as well as being able to see and hear Bear Creek from your back patio! There are also beautiful hiking trails just a short walk from the front door!
The best way to get around during the winter is via snowmobile (read our winter guide to Yellowstone here), and there’s plenty worth checking out in Yellowstone even in the winter – the Rendezvous Ski Trails and (now-defunct) Oregon Short Line Railroad are both a short distance away, as is the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center if you’re an animal enthusiast.
Wander Camp Yellowstone Tent
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Image provided by the property
- 2 guests
- 1 bedroom
- Check out more details and availability on Airbnb
If you don’t want a cabin or condo stay to break the immersive feel of exploring beautiful Yellowstone, consider booking a tent at Wander Camp. The tents are quite minimalistic, featuring a bed and some rudimentary seating, but that’s all you really need at Yellowstone!
The bathrooms are shared, but remain quite private as they are also enclosed within a tent, and if you don’t feel like staying “inside” you can pull up a couple of chairs and enjoy the vast expanse of nature that is the Wander Camp.
The best part of your stay, however, will probably be the unobstructed, mesmerizing view of the night sky on clearer nights!
West Yellowstone is one of the best places to stay if you want to explore the national park in its entirety, and the camp offers you a unique advantage.
On one hand, you can enjoy a quiet, serene vacation with constant exposure to nature, and on the other, you’ll be able to access a number of shops in West Yellowstone, guaranteeing a comfortable, well-supplied stay.
The Aspen Condos
- 6 guests
- 2 bedrooms (4 beds)
- Check out more details and availability on Booking
Anyone looking to explore Yellowstone likely won’t be spending much time indoors, but this home makes for a great place to start and end your day without breaking the budget.
The interior is nicely furnished and well-illuminated, and you can expect plenty of space and privacy for up to 6 guests.
In the evening, you can relax and relish in the peace and quiet of the West Yosemite area, with National Geographic IMAX Theater and Yellowstone Historic Center Museum nearby, The Aspen Condos provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.
The accommodation feature a TV and a private bathroom with a bath, while the kitchen features a dishwasher, a microwave, and a fridge.
A grill is available on site and hiking can be enjoyed within close proximity.
On that note, although the neighborhood is quite serene, you’ll have quick and easy access to a variety of restaurants, shops, and a number of other locales downtown.
Raven’s Heart
- 4 guests
- Studio (2 beds)
- Check out more details and availability on VRBO
Few Airbnbs in the West Yellowstone area can measure up to Raven’s Heart in terms of charm!
Boasting a largely wooden interior complemented by rustic, but comfortable furniture, the rental offers everything you could possibly need. Add to this the abundant illumination and the tasteful décor, and you’re left with one of the most inviting cabins in the region.
Furthermore, small but meaningful touches like a mudroom for your damp clothes after a long day of hiking will make your stay all the more comfortable and convenient.
Outside, guests will have access to a spacious garden area, as well as a grill for a group cookout just by the entrance.
The real draw of this rental, however, is the great location – West Yellowstone has you covered in every possible regard, as it features several places to shop and eat, and even a fitness center and a number of fishing spots.
Cozy Yellowstone Cabin
- 4 guests
- 1 bedroom (2 beds)
- Check out more details and availability on Booking
If you’re staying in Yellowstone but aren’t spending most of your time outside, you’re doing something wrong!
All you really need from a rental is a warm bed to sleep in and a kitchen to whip up some meals, and this house has you completely covered in that regard, making it the ideal getaway for a couple looking to explore the Yellowstone area.
You’ll definitely need to do a lot of washing and cleaning after a long day of hiking in Yellowstone National Park, so the house comes equipped with a washer and dryer.
West Yellowstone is perhaps the most convenient gateway to the National Park, so it’s perfect for exploring the area.
In addition, the town has everything from shops and restaurants to a fitness center (in the event that exploring all day hasn’t tuckered you out already), meaning that all your basic needs, and many more, will be accounted for here.
Three Bedroom Townhouse
- 8 guests
- 3 bedrooms (4 beds)
- Check out more details and availability on Booking
This house is the definitive Yellowstone pick if you’re looking to visit the national park with your family or a larger group of friends!
Boasting a spacious, eye-catching interior, this house is bound to feel like home by the time you’ve unpacked, and the fireplace in the living area makes it a comfortable place to relax no matter the season.
In the interest of privacy, guests will have access to 3 bedrooms, as well as 3 toilets for maximum convenience. On top of the amazing window views from virtually any room in the house, the lush, beautiful garden is bound to leave an impression.
Lastly, the idyllic location alone is enough to sell this place – located in West Yellowstone, the house puts you in the eye of the storm as far as the national park is concerned, and you’ll find no shortage of shops and restaurants in town to boot.
1/2 Mile From Yellowstone
- 7 guests
- 2 bedrooms
- Check out more details and availability on VRBO
Exploring one of the States’ most iconic national parks is more fun with company, and this condo can accommodate up to 7 people very comfortably, between its 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
The house comes with a well-stocked kitchen, and the living room area is all it needs to be – roomy, well-decorated, ensuring a comfortable stay.
Furthermore, you’ll be able to step outside onto the patio and into the spacious garden, the perfect place to let your children run free whenever you’re not out exploring Yellowstone National Park.
Getting around the area is quite easy, especially with a snowmobile in the winter. West Yellowstone makes for a great place to stay if you’re looking to cover as much of the National Park as possible, and this resort makes things even simpler for you, being only half a mile from the park.
6 Blocks from Yellowstone
- 6 guests
- 3 bedrooms (6 beds)
- Check out more details and availability on Expedia
When it comes to spacious apartments near Yellowstone National Park, it doesn’t get much better than this rental.
Featuring 6 beds and more than enough room for 8 guests to move around freely, this is up there as one of the most family-friendly rentals in Yellowstone.
The fireplace in the living room area is an always-welcome addition, and you’ll find yourself captivated by the simple, yet elegant white and wooden furniture and décor.
In addition, having an additional bathroom and a second floor ensures everyone gets their share of privacy here. The exterior features two decks and a grill, as well as a spacious courtyard, perfect for children or a quiet gathering.
Perhaps most importantly, however, the house is only a short walk from Yellowstone National Park, and West Yellowstone cover all your basic needs as far as dining and shopping options are concerned.
In the winter, rent a snowmobile to get around and use it to go through the otherwise inaccessible west entrance to the park.
The Little Green Apartment
- 2 guests
- Studio (1 bed)
- Check out more details and availability on Expedia
If you’re looking for a homey place to spend the night while vacationing near Yellowstone with your significant other, this rental is everything you need!
The house is exactly what it says on the box – a green vacation home with a cozy bed, fully equipped kitchen, decently sized bathroom and a lovely window view.
The house is located near a forest, right on the edge of town, giving you plenty to explore outside of the park itself. While it’s not remote per se, the place is great for a quiet, peaceful vacation.
At the same time, the house is technically part of a complex of cabins, meaning you’ll have plenty of neighbors to get to know if you choose to stay for an extended period of time.
That aside, West Yellowstone has shops, restaurants, and just about everything else you need to make a proper vacation out of your trip.
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Allison Green is a former teacher who has been travel blogging since 2016. She has a Masters in Teaching and a B.A. in English and Creative Writing. Her blog posts merge her background as an educator with her experience traveling to 70+ countries to encourage ethical, meaningful travel. She has been a speaker at the World Travel Writers Conference and her writing, photography, and podcasting work has appeared in National Geographic, CNN Arabic, CBC Canada, and Forbes, amongst others. Now a full-time traveler, she has lived in Prague, Sofia, New York City, and the San Francisco Bay Area.