This unique retreat set in Paradise Valley Montana offers a stunning spot for families to take in Montana’s Big Sky on an exclusive glamping trip. Giving you a chance to experience first-class adventure on a grand scale.

Gardiner’s small-town Montana charm, natural splendor, and abundant wildlife truly make it a unique "home on the range" for our 800 or so year-round residents.

Make Gardiner, the Northern Gateway to Yellowstone, your adventure base camp any time of year. It’s a short hop to many of Yellowstone’s iconic attractions. Witness an eruption of Old Faithful, the famed geyser.

Gardiner is the only year round entrance to Yellow-stone National Park, with access to the Northern Range to Cooke City, MT (North East Entrance). US highway 89, which connects Gardiner to Livingston, is plowed and maintained year round. Where can I camp? Both Gardiner and Yellowstone offer many camping . oppourtunties. Visit . page 16

Relax in natural mineral rich hot springs only 10 minutes from Yellowstone’s north entrance in Gardiner, Montana! Summer Hours: 9am…

Getting to Gardiner Montana By Car. Gardiner is easily accessed by automobile. From the north, take U.S. Highway 89 from Livingston, Montana. Follow the beautiful Paradise Valley along the Yellowstone River for 53 miles until you reach Gardiner …

Gardiner is the oldest known place name in the region outside of Yellowstone Park. Our area served as the main gateway to Yellowstone National Park as early as 1872 when the park was established. Gardiner was created to serve the needs of visitors to the park, a role the town continues to play.

Gardiner is a full-service town—without any box stores. Browse for t-shirts and outdoor gear, photography and art, Made-in-Montana souvenirs, and more in our locally owned and operated shops. Read More

Relax in natural mineral rich hot springs only 10 minutes from Yellowstone’s north entrance in Gardiner, Montana! Summer Hours: 9am…

Gardiner, Montana. WELCOME TO Here at the North Entrance to Yellowstone National Park, you’ll find small-town Montana charm, natural splendor, and abundant wildlife. Our beautiful landscape—coupled with a colorful history of trappers, miners, and mountain men—make Gardiner a unique “home on the range” for visitors and residents alike.