Spring Into Yellowstone Package

Spring 2027 Packages Begin Booking Nov. 5, 2026

Spring into Yellowstone Adventure Package Tour

Spring is one of the most dynamic times of year in Yellowstone. As the park begins to turn green and the days grow longer, the landscape changes almost daily. Rivers run high, snow lingers in the mountains, and baby animals speckle the landscape. On this package, you’ll experience the splendor of the Northern Range, hot spots of the geyser basins, and the grandeur of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.

View the Spring Into Yellowstone Adventure Package Brochure PDF

Package Attractions & Highlights:

• Guided walk at Fountain Paint Pots to see all 4 geothermal features
• Guided walk of the Old Faithful Geyser Basin
• Guided historical tour of the Old Faithful Inn
• Wildlife watching in Lamar and Hayden Valleys
• Drive along the shores of Yellowstone Lake
• Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone famous viewpoints

What’s included in the Spring Into Yellowstone Adventure Package?

• Three nights at Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel
• One night atOld Faithful Snow Lodge
• All meals – mix of restaurant & field meals
• Certified Interpretive Guide
• Transportation in the park by passenger van
• Luggage transfers
• One welcome gift per adult
• Gratuities included in package rate

5-Day Spring Into Yellowstone Adventure Package Itinerary

Terms & Conditions

Rates include taxes, fees and gratuity. (Exception: The NPS Entrance fee is not included.) Rates, taxes and fees subject to change and based on approved local, state, and NPS fees at the time of the session date. Availability at the time of booking may vary from what is shown above. Each session is limited to a maximum of 13 participants. A minimum of 4 participants is required for session to operate. Participants will be advised no later than 30 days prior to package start date if package minimum is not met. Minimum age to participate is 12 years old. Reservation policies.

Itineraries may change due to weather, mechanical issues, or other unforeseen circumstances.

Canceled activities will be replaced with alternative activities or extended touring; no refunds will be issued.

Things to Know About the Spring Into Yellowstone Adventure Package Tour

Small Group Shared Experience

Each departure is limited to 13 people, and you’ll tour the park by passenger van.

That means you’ll experience Yellowstone with a small group of fellow travelers, sharing the discoveries of the day. Past guests have described the connections made within the group as one of the unexpected highlights of the experience.

Activity Level

This is a moderate activity-level experience. Be prepared to walk and/or hike up to approximately 3 to 5 miles per day, with starting elevations ranging from approximately 6,000 to 8,000 feet and elevation gains of several hundred feet. Walking and hiking routes use established trails and may include dirt paths, asphalt pathways, boardwalks and stairs.

Wildlife Viewing

Yellowstone is home to an extraordinary variety of wildlife, and the opportunity to see animals in their natural habitat is one of the great privileges of visiting the park. Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed. When animals are encountered, your guide will help you observe them responsibly and from an appropriate distance.

Bring binoculars or other optics if you have them, and remember that in Yellowstone, the best wildlife experience isn’t necessarily the closest one. Giving animals space allows them to behave naturally and helps protect the wild character of the park.

What’s Included

Your Certified Interpretive Guide will accompany your group on all park drives, walks, and tours. They will help connect you to the scenery and the stories behind it. You’ll learn more about the park’s geothermal features, wildlife, geology, forests, and rivers to understand what makes this place unlike anywhere else in the world.

All of your meals. You will receive all meal coupons on day 1 at check-in for restaurant meals. The meal coupons cover the meal, tax, and gratuity. You will visit the host stand for seating on a first come, first served basis. Your guide will provide you with boxed meals in the field.

Luggage transfers between hotels will be handled for you. Simply leave your luggage in the morning and take a small backpack or tote bag for the day.

Every adult on your booking will receive a welcome gift upon arrival.

Gratuities are included in the package price. You won’t need to worry about tips for guides, servers, or housekeeping during your stay.

What’s Not Included

National Park Service entrance fee is not included in the package price.

Transportation, including airfare, to and from Yellowstone National Park is not included in the package price. You must arrive at the first days location on your own.

Optional excursions outside of the planned package activities.

Personal purchases for food, drinks, and gifts not specifically identified as included.

Before You Arrive

Plan for mountain weather. Yellowstone sits at high elevation, and spring, summer, and autumn conditions can change quickly. Pack layers, rain protection, and comfortable footwear for days spent outside.

Consider adding an extra night. If you’d like more time in Yellowstone before or after your adventure, speak with your reservations agent about extending your stay before or after the package dates.

Enhance your experience by downloading phone apps and maps for offline use. Cell service and Wi-Fi will be non-existent in areas we will travel through in the park. You can find apps on night skies, flowers, and geysers in your phones app store. You can also download the free National Park Service app for Yellowstone here.

What To Pack

Much of your time will be spent outdoors, so come prepared for changing mountain weather and a range of conditions. These are suggested items and not intended to be an all-inclusive packing list, so please bring any other items you may need.

1 piece of luggage with a 50lb weight limit is allowed per person and included in the daily luggage transfer. We recommend packing so you can comfortably carry the items you’ll need for the day in a small backpack.

Bringing a small backpack or tote bag for daily tours is recommended since you won’t have access to your larger luggage during the day. This compact day bag should hold medications, a water bottle, snacks, and extra clothing layers to adjust to weather changes, and anything else you may need during your day. It should be small enough to fit comfortably on your lap if space in your in your transportation is limited.

Clothing:

• Layers that provide UV protection and/or insulation from cold and wind. You may need both in one day.
• Comfortable, broken-in walking shoes or hiking boots with ankle support.
• Socks that prevent hot spots or blistering with moisture wicking properties.
• Full lightweight rain gear or rain jacket/poncho at a minimum.

Equipment & Other Items:

• Small backpack or tote that can be used to carry your items for the day.
• Reusable water bottle. There will be water filling stations throughout your day.
• Sunglasses, hat, sunscreen & SPF lip protection for UV protection.
• Camera with extra batteries and/or charger, and memory cards.
• Binoculars or other optics for viewing wildlife. Your guide will have one for the group, but you may enjoy having your own.
• Snacks for the day if you get hungry between meals.
• Insect repellent during the peak summer months.