Yellowstone National Park Honeymoons

A Yellowstone National Park honeymoon is made for couples who love road trips and enjoy taking in all of nature’s wonders. The million acres of protected wildlife and natural ecosystem stretches across three states, Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, and is the oldest (and largest!) national park in the world. Filled with dramatic canyons, alpine rivers, hot springs and iconic geysers, (like Old Faithful!) Yellowstone definitely is made for outdoor enthusiasts. So, if you’re trying to escape the city life for your romantic getaway, then we think a Yellowstone National Park honeymoon is the perfect choice.

Nature-loving couples should totally opt for a A Yellowstone National Park honeymoon. 

When to Go

The park is open year-round so the best time to take your Yellowstone National Park honeymoon would depend on your interests. If you like winter activities, November to March is the preferred time. However, during the winter and early spring, the weather can be cold and unpredictable making travel difficult. Snow storms can shut down many roadways and some activities or tours are not available during the winter. Late spring and the summer months are hot, but also busy and crowded with tourists. The park sees thousands of tourists during the summer holiday season, which means reserving a camping spot or a hotel room ahead of time is a must.

If you’re definitely planning to do some camping during your Yellowstone National Park honeymoon, then you’ll need to research camp access before your trip. Planning ahead will best prepare you for all of the costs and permits needed for your trip.

Top Sights and Activities

• Geyser Tours: Yellowstone is known for its many erupting geysers including the most famous geyser, Old Faithful
• Snow Coach Tours: Winter lovers will enjoy taking a tour through the park in specially designed, winterized vehicles.
• Winter Sports: Snowmobile, snowshoe or ski on groomed trails throughout the park.
• Camping: The park has several resorts and camp grounds to relax and enjoy the breathtaking scenery.
• Fishing: There are numerous lakes, rivers and creeks throughout the park to enjoy fishing while surrounded by beautiful scenery.
• Hiking: Spend some time during your Yellowstone National Park honeymoon getting close to nature while hiking along the numerous trails.
• Guided Tours: Let the staff show you the most popular and historic attractions throughout the region.
• Mammoth Hot Springs: Hike through the parks only geothermal area.
• Photography: There is countless breathtaking areas and wildlife throughout the park to watch and photograph.
• Full Day Wildlife Safari Tour: Staff will take you on a grand tour to see the world’s largest volcano and other natural wonders on this full day excursion.
• Dining: If you don’t feel like cooking, enjoy a romantic meal at one of the many restaurants and resorts throughout the park.