Visitor Information

Visitors to America’s oldest national park will see Yellowstone fee hikes starting on June 1, as an increase in entrance charges will fund important resource protection and visitor facility projects within the park, according to the National Park Service.

Blame it on the groundhog perhaps, but bears have begun to emerge from their dens in Yellowstone National Park.

Yellowstone National Park will be waiving admission fees next Monday, January 19.

We’re gearing down for the end of the 2014 Yellowstone summer season, with most services shut down and many roads set to close in coming weeks. Still, this is a great time to visit the Park.

Yellowstone visitation has peaked at nearly two million so far for the season.

The Canyon Village redevelopment project is starting to take shape, with the arrival of prefabricated lodge units.

Yellowstone visitation is up thus far in 2014.

An unfortunate accident happened in Yellowstone National Park today, resulting in the death of a visitor.

Social media and Yellowstone may seem like oil and water, but researchers in Illinois want to see how they mix.

A set of hybrid car batteries will help power the Lamar Buffalo Ranch this fall in Yellowstone National Park.