One big house
A Ranch House Outside Bozeman and One Long Day in Yellowstone
Fourteen beds, a fire pit, and a porch fifteen minutes from downtown. Give Yellowstone a whole day — it's ten to twelve hours with the drive, and the group needs nothing that evening but the hot tub. Dinner at Blackbird Kitchen the night before.
Bozeman, MT · 3 nights · 8–14 people · $550–$1,075 each
Where you sleep
Mountain-view ranch house
What you do
- Yellowstone National Park Day Trip
- Horseback Riding at Rockin' TJ Ranch
- Bozeman Hot Springs Evening Soak
- Fly Fishing on the Gallatin River
Where you eat
- Jam! (Bozeman Breakfast)
- Open Range Restaurant
- Blackbird Kitchen
Questions
- Can the whole group fly fish?
- Not at once. The Gallatin float caps at 8, so fourteen means two boats or two mornings. Horseback at Rockin' TJ Ranch takes 14 and the Bozeman Hot Springs soak takes 20 — those two hold everybody.
- Is Yellowstone really doable in a day?
- Yes, if you give it the whole day. It's a 90-minute drive each way and ten to twelve hours door to door. Plan a soft evening after it — nobody is making a late reservation.
- Do we need cars?
- Yes. The airport is 15 minutes out, the house sits 15 minutes from downtown, and Yellowstone is a drive. Two vehicles is the honest minimum for fourteen people.
Build this one for your group
Same city, your headcount, your nights. The planner picks from the same catalog these places came from.
Plan BozemanPrices are sums of catalog ranges, not quotes. Nothing here is booked or held — you book each place directly and pay them, and we take no cut.