Old Faithful Lodge Cabins sit in the Old Faithful area, offering Frontier Cabins with private bathrooms and Cabins without Baths behind the lodge. These are cabin lodgings run by a private operator, with bookings opening on the 5th of each month for up to 13 months in advance. The vibe is functional and historic, with a food court and a lounge with a fireplace; bathless cabins share communal bathrooms and showers. Cell service is limited and the lodge is best viewed as a convenient base for g...
β BOOK IF: you want historic cabin lodging near Old Faithful and can tolerate shared bath facilities; β SKIP IF: you need RV hookups or full kitchen amenities
Frontier Cabins; Cabins without Bath
Old Faithful geyser area; Upper Geyser Basin
Family-friendly lodging with a lounge and dining options; quiet hours observed; kids welcome
MayβOctober during lodge operating season
N/A for cabins; parking and access near lodge; sedan-friendly
Functional historic lodging with a lodge lounge; not a resort; proximity to Old Faithful is the highlight
Frontier Cabins have private baths with showers; bathless cabins use communal facilities; showers are in bathhouses
Rating around 4.2 stars from many reviews; simple, historic cabin lodging with convenient geyser access; expect basic amenities and plan for limited in-cabin conveniences
Frontier Cabins; Cabins without Bath
Hiking, geyser viewing, photography, wildlife viewing
Yellowstone National Park Lodges (Private operator) (Booking: Reservations open on the 5th of each month for the same month of the following year, up to 13 months in advance)
Pets Allowed - Pets allowed in designated pet-friendly cabins; leashed, quiet, and cannot be left unattended; not allowed on park buses or trails; pet fee per cabin
Address
725 Old Faithful Lodge Rd, Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190, USA
To Park Entrance
From West Entrance: ~45β60 minutes. From North Entrance: ~1h38m
Based on 553 Google reviews
Based on 553 guest reviews
" Rating around 4.2 stars from many reviews; simple, historic cabin lodging with convenient geyser access; expect basic amenities and plan for limited in-cabin conveniences"
Mia Strike
Wow. Old Faithful Lodge is the place to get some sleep, get coffee or a quick breakfast, then sit and meditate while watching Old Faithful erupt. This geyser has a set schedule on the internet if you want to know when it does. The setting is great. Vast lodge with lots of seating. It is a large log cabin with a fireplace (propane), windows facing the geyser, gift shop with snacks and drinks, a cafeteria (open 12pm to 6pm) and a cafe (open 6am-12pm) and featured artists and photographers. This park will move you to become an artist or photographer because it is very breathtaking. The room that I was in had a shower, because some of them do not. It was clean (had an old smell though) and the heater works very well. The bed was comfortable and there is a lot of lighting
Joann Gawczynski
We had a wonderful stay at Old Faithful Lodge cabins built in 1904. Great place to unplug and enjoy life back at the beginning of 20th century. There are options for meals. Be prepared to walk a very short distance to the restrooms and shower area. Be prepared to not have usual amenities like TV or a mini fridge. We had a great experience staying at Old Faithful Lodge Cabins.
adriane Cunningham
We stayed in a cabin, which was small, but nice enough. We didnβt have hot water, because the pipes froze and we had to let the sink drip all night per their request, which was fine, but the sink was located between the beds. They did give us a discount, which made up for it. They also offered use of a shower in the main lodge, but I just ended up taking a quick cold shower. I do wish they had some better pillows. They were a bit lumpy. The location canβt be beat for the price. It was quiet, while still being near everything that old faithful had to offer.
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No. This is cabin lodging with no RV sites or hookups.
The lodge sits in the Old Faithful area with easy access to geysers and trails; it's a short, park-sourced drive/walk to the viewing zones.
Cell service is limited; Verizon tends to work best, AT&T may be better in Canyon Village; Texting is often more reliable than calls or data.
Pets are allowed only in designated pet-friendly cabins; they must be leashed, quiet, and not left unattended; a per-cabin fee applies.
Bear-proof containers are provided; follow campΒground food storage rules and keep food secured.
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