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Glacier National Park to Yellowstone
An 8-Day Itinerary From GNP to Yellowstone to Grand Tetons We just got back from the most epic summer vacation. We went from Glacier National Park to Yellowstone and then to the Grand Teton National Park. Here is our complete itinerary–including where we stayed and what we did. We had the kids with us, and they didn’t hold us back at all. In fact, these parks are some of the best national parks for kids. I will also link to my other posts that go into more detail about each park–there is just too much to share in one post. San Diego to Kalispell We booked one-way flights from San…
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Yellowstone National Park Campgrounds
Yellowstone is one of those parks that you can spend a week in and still leave feeling like you didn’t have enough time in it. But when you choose to camp in Yellowstone, you can cut out some of the driving time and really spend your days exploring the park to its fullest. There are many Yellowstone National Park campgrounds to choose from, and each offers a unique charm and amenities. Yellowstone National Park campgrounds are very popular and should be booked far in advance to give you the best chance at securing a spot. Some of the campgrounds can be booked a year in advance. If camping isn’t your…
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Explore Yellowstone: 3-Day Itinerary
We just got back from an epic trip in which we explored Glacier National Park, Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons. Click here to read about the full itinerary for that trip. We had to condense a lot into a short amount of time, but I feel that with this Yellowstone travel itinerary, you can easily capture the beauty of Yellowstone. Yellowstone is one of those places that you could stay weeks in and still never get enough. And it’s one of the best national parks for kids, and should be on everyone’s family travel bucket list. This Yellowstone travel itinerary can be modified depending on how many days you have…
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Explore Kelly Inn West Yellowstone: Family-Friendly Lodging
Over the summer, we took an amazing trip from Glacier National Park to Yellowstone and then down to Grand Teton. We didn’t do any camping on this trip, but I wanted to be as close to the national parks as possible. We stayed in some lodges inside the parks as well as some that were just outside. The Kelly Inn West Yellowstone was one that was just outside the parks, but was one of the highlights of our trip. Here’s what you need to know about the Kelly Inn West Yellowstone. Check out our full Yellowstone travel itinerary if you’re planning a family trip of your own. And if you…
