ACTION NEEDED: Please send your "Booking" with -one- name (first & last) of the person who will be responsible for checking into your condo at the front desk as it appears on your/their ID. The front desk is required to view the ID at check-in and the name given by you must match the ID. ADDITIONALLY, please be aware that I need to know the person's name ON THE BOOKING REQUEST at the “Time guest submits Booking, or Booking Request” ( NOT on an inquiry ). PLEASE NOTE that; If no name is stated, the name on the right column of the VRBO Booking Request Page will be entered on the reservation -and- (name CANNOT be changed on the guest VRBO Account after the booking is accepted, in an attempt to avoid this requirement). PLEASE NOTE that there may be a fee involved for a name change once your Booking is accepted. Thank you!

Two Bedroom Queen: King in master, queen in second bedroom, queen murphy bed in living area. Maximum occupancy 6.

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The Resort maintains a high standard through its maintenance, upgrade, and refurbishment program. As a result the unit characteristics may change from time to time and vary.

When you check into the resort, the front desk will require a $100 security deposit hold against a credit/debit card in case any major damage should occur. The security deposit will be released back to you on the day of departure.

ABSOLUTELY NO PETS ALLOWED! If you have a service animal, you must let us know in writing prior to booking.

Unit Amenities

- Cable TV
- DVD player
- Gas fireplace
- Murphy bed (except presidentials units)
- Washer and dryer
- Stereo with CD player
- Balcony/terrace
- Telephone
- Iron and ironing board
- Hairdryer
- Wifi / Internet access (fee applicable)
- Ceiling fans


Resort Amenities
- Indoor swimming Pool
- 2 indoor Hot tubs
- Indoor Children's pool
- Game Room
- Recreation center
- RV Parking
- Fitness Center
- Elevators
- Sport court
- Outdoor children's playground
- Elevators
- Large parking lot to accommodate RV's and snowmobile/boat trailers
- basketball court


Local Activities
- Dog sledding
- Downhill skiing
- Cross-country skiing
- Snowboarding
- Snowshoeing
- Snowmobiling
- Sledding
- Ice-skating
- Fishing
- Boating
- Hiking
- Mountain biking
- Four-wheeling
- Horseback riding
- Golf
- Whitewater rafting
- Wildlife watching
- Art galleries
- Museums
- Shopping





Yellowstone National Park has been a top tourist destination since its opening in 1872. And your WorldMark West Yellowstone is the perfect location for seeing the park's hundreds of geysers (including the world-famous Old Faithful), pools of boiling mud, and an amazing assembly of wildlife, such as bears, wolves, bison, and elk. Yellowstone's west entrance is just one block from your resort.



While the national park is certainly its top draw, West Yellowstone (pop. 1,177) is also an ideal location for skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. The area's backcountry and telemark skiing is considered tops in the nation. You can also discover the town's gift shops, galleries, and specialty stores, and take in a show at the Playmill Theatre downtown.


For inquisitive minds, there are two museums that should not be missed. History buffs should head to the Museum of the Yellowstone, which depicts the area's early days. And The Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center-right across the street from your resort-gives you the chance to learn about these animals up close and personal.


Helpful Hints: Please review park "Gate & Road Closures at Yellowstone National Park" prior to booking West Yellowstone.


Popular Attractions
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone, America's and the world's first national park, is a UNESCO World Heritage site located in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. Within its 3,472 square miles are the geyser Old Faithful, the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, hundreds of geysers and hot springs, and abundant wildlife.


The Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center
A not-for-profit wildlife park and educational facility, the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center has eight grizzly bears, two packs of gray wolves, and six birds of prey that are all unable to live in the wild for different reasons. Learn about the animals through exhibits, as well as by observing them.


Museum of the Yellowstone
Housed in the historic Union Pacific Depot, exhibits on the U.S. Cavalry, trappers, cowboys, and Native Americans show the area's early days. Displays and videos about the region's largest earthquake in 1959, and devastating fires in 1988 tell a darker story. The museum is open Memorial Day through Labor Day.


Annual Festivals
March: Snowmobile Expo


August: Rod Run, Mountain Man Rendezvous


All Summer: Music in the Park