Charlie is amazing! He took the time to help plan our trip and give us a ton of valuable…read moreinformation. He truly went above and beyond proving that a service industry is all about excellent service. If you want to be in good hands while visiting Yellowstone, this company is the way to go! Knowledge is power and Charlie is happy to make sure you know everything the area has to offer!

When I first planned my vacation to Yellowstone National Park, I attempted to do it through the…read moreYellowstone National Park Lodges website. I originally planned on staying inside the park in a cabin near the Old Faithful geyser. Everything was going according to plan until it was time for me to arrange my excursions. I wanted to visit a canyon in the park nicknamed "The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone" but all of their excursions to that location were booked months ahead of time. I really wanted to see it and in my despair felt like canceling my whole trip until the customer service rep recommended that I contact a company named Yellowstone Fun. I called Yellowstone Fun and talked to a down to earth guy named Charlie Thomas. I explained my situation and to say that he helped me out would be a major understatement. And yes, he had an available slot for the excursion to the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone! Even though it was already September and my vacation was planned for December, he meticulously arranged everything except for my flight (which I'd already set up myself). He set up a package for me that when all was said and done cost me about $1028. I had to finish paying for everything by the end of October. Here's what my package included: 1) A shuttle to take me to West Yellowstone, MT from the airport in Bozeman, MT and back once my vacation was over: West Yellowstone is about 90 miles from Bozeman. The shuttle company is named Karst Stage. 2) Four-night lodging at Three Bear Motel in West Yellowstone along with a free breakfast each morning at the Three Bear Restaurant in the motel. He also gave me a coupon for one free prime-rib dinner at the restaurant. 3) A Yellowstone park pass that covered each of my trips into the park: You need to have a park pass whenever you enter Yellowstone National Park. 4) Snowcoach excursions for three separate tours into Yellowstone National Park: A company called Alpen Guides provided the snowcoaches and drivers. 5) A ticket to the IMAX Theatre in West Yellowstone Charlie Thomas sent me an email explaining in detail everything I paid for. The email also included printable maps of the town and the park. There were also recommendations on what to wear in order to stay warm and this humorous bit of advice: Never eat yellow snow where the buffalo have roamed. Everything seemed so easy and good to be true that I was skeptical at first and kept calling him before I caught my flight out there. I was so used to having to set up each part of my vacation by myself. But it all went according to plan and I didn't have to worry about a thing. I ended up being there from Sunday, 12/16/2018 - Thursday 12/20/2018. Charlie even told me about a hotel I could stay in near the airport since my flight wasn't scheduled to leave until the afternoon of 12/21/2018. That hotel was a separate entity and wasn't a part of the package he arranged but him recommending that hotel saved me from having to spend hours at the airport before my flight home. If you ever want to visit Yellowstone and do it in style, I recommend Yellowstone Fun. In addition to what I've told you about, you can also rent snowmobiles from them and ride that instead of the snowcoach. I'm rating Yellowstone Fun five stars. If you're interested, here is their website: https://www.yellowstonefun.com/

The folks at IPBR were great to work with. They even called us about making adjustments to the…read moremachines we chose due to the weather when we got close to our reservation day. Machines were in excellent shape and we had a great day of riding. Price was reasonable.

Lifesaver! Desperately needed socks for my 7-year-old and this is the only place for hours that had…read moreany (that weren't long/woolen/tourist junk). Reasonable prices and friendly service.

Service, selection and value on point here. Definitely a cool place to visit. Check it out if…read moreyou're in the area.

Go here if you want the best prices and selections…read more Ask for Sam! He's very friendly and welcoming. Very helpful. I highly recommend this place. Went here a couple of times with my family after visiting other stores. Hands one of the best store around this area.

Great value clothing store for Yellowstone tourists!…read more The prices here vary depending on what you're looking at, but there's an awesome clearance section at the back of the shop that has a ton of great offerings. When I stopped by, there were plenty of $7 shirts and pants, $4 women's dickies long sleeve button down shirts, windbreakers, $18 thick Yellowstone hoodies, and more. I'm thrilled to have scored $7 and $12 quality windbreakers from this store. They had Yellowstone emblems on them and originally go for $30+ each. The cheapest price I saw for quality windbreaker jackets were $24 elsewhere in the tourist town. Worth a visit! Hope you score some fabulous souvenirs at great prices too! :)

Splashes of good things, but overall a 3 star location…read more I'll just start off with the best thing I experienced here - the huckleberry soda. I mean it's WY. If you haven't had a huckleberry thing yet, give it a go. It's unique, and something my group and I found delightful. Things go a bit south from here. The restaurant is either sit down for food (not ice cream) or to go. We were famished by the time we finished our exploration of the geysers, so we were ready to eat anything. The restaurant flags all the healthy/environmentally friendly options which turns out which doesn't leave a lot of options. For some reason, we all thought we'd try to "help the planet" by going for their more limited options, but man was I filled with regret. I got the black bean burger, and the patty would not hold. It kept falling to pieces while I was holding the patty up. I mean if it can't even hold it's shape, offer it up as a bowl. What's the point of serving it as a burger? My friends had better luck and their food was pretty good. I think the saving grace for all of us was the soda. The service was poor. For example, one friend asked for cheese on the side to dip her fries in. She was served cheese fries with the fries coated in fries. We ordered ice cream after our food. While we were still working on the remnants of our plates, the server just took the plates asking if we were ready to leave. Like cool. You just want us to leave. I get that it was a restaurant, but I was close to not wanting to leave a tip at all.

We really enjoyed this stop in the Old Faithful area, even though we did eat or buy anything. If…read moreyou're a history buff like me, the architecture and history of this building will delight you. It really feels like the sister building to the Old Faithful Inn with all the rustic beauty and charm inherent in architect Reamer's interpretation of Western American log structures.

Large general store in one of the happening places in Yellowstone - there's always a crowd near Old…read moreFaithful. We stopped by to grab ice cream before we camped out near Old Faithful for the next eruption. We got the huckleberry ice cream in a cup and added a waffle cone. As an added bonus, the ice cream had huckleberry jam swirls in it, yum. Totally fresh, great texture - yummy. Satisfied our ice cream itch on a warm day after a long hike! We wanted to sit outside to eat the ice cream but a couple of ravens occupied the place because people kept feeding them crumbs. Do not feed wildlife, including the birds - there's signage/requests everywhere in the park but there's always someone who doesn't heed them.. Sigh. Overall the store is great if you want to shop for souvenirs and anything Yellowstone or huckleberry related. Apart from that, they do stock some ready to eat meals as well as some pantry items.

A very good dining option for a national park. We sat down but it was very popular for people to…read morecarry out. The table was a bit sticky when we sat down--nothing major but mildly unpleasant. We ordered two soft drinks, they have Pepsi products for anyone wondering. Their service staff were friendly and attentive and we ordered 3 burgers (one bison, two beef), and 1 chicken sandwich. All of which were pretty good. As all national park dining options are, it was overpriced. Highly recommend dining here, great location, decent food, and great ice cream!

My husband bought a Stetson hat for $125. He wore it a couple of days when he noticed the…read morestitching was coming out. We took it back for an exchange. There was no issue with the return, however, as we were leaving the store we noticed that they were putting the tag from the new hat onto the old one so they could turn around and sell it to someone else. That is a dishonest thing to do. Someone else will buy this hat, thinking it was new, when it had been worn before. Shame on you

I love the two sweatshirts I got!! Great designs especially for women! I would highly recommend…read morethis store (and the ice cream next door)!

We liked the "Forever West" store for apparel and souvenirs in the middle of West Yellowstone. It's…read morenot a chain store, and it shares its name with a tourism slogan, so if there's a web presence, i didnt see it, except for an out-of-date social media page. No matter. It was easy to find them in a wide storefront on Yellowstone Ave. We got a few fun things at fair prices. Everything from mugs to license tags. Sunglasses, too, which is handy. Plenty of all-cotton tops. We didn't see many that were larger than 2XL, but what we found was on sale: a souvenir long-sleeve 100%-cotton 3XL top for 20 bucks. Nice! (Jul 2026)

They over charge you and then you don't realize it until you have left. You believe you are getting…read morethe discount like the sign shows but when you add up you stuff later on they haven't. They off a hat at sale price for buying 2 shirts but it's a rip off because they charge you the full price for the shirt, not what the sign shows. When you get your receipt it's just one total. AVOID THIS PLACE!