Every great Western story needs an unforgettable setting that’s west of worry, north of hurry. For your groups, that setting is Cody Yellowstone, where the frontier spirit is still very much alive, and the logistics are built with tour planners in mind.
Discover the Spirit of Cody Yellowstone
Logistics That Make Your Job Easier
• Step-on guides available to board your bus and bring Cody Yellowstone’s history to life along the way
• No attrition throughout all hotels and motels
• Top motorcoach destination in the U.S.
• Portage available at all group-friendly properties
• FAM trips available
A Home Base in the Heart of It All
Cody’s historic downtown is charming, walkable, and convenient, with most of our top group-friendly hotels a stroll away from restaurants, shops, and attractions. Popular options include The Irma Hotel—a privately owned hotel built by Buffalo Bill Cody himself and named for his daughter—the Best Western Premier Ivy Inn & Suites, and more.
Find the Perfect Place to Stay
Two Gates, One Legendary Basecamp
The town of Cody sits just 70 miles from Yellowstone National Park’s Northeast Gate and 52 miles from the East Gate, often called the most beautiful 50 miles in America. However your itinerary rolls you in, Cody puts your group at the doorstep of the park, with a downtown made for wandering on foot between stops.
Explore Yellowstone National Park
Where the Old West Still Rides
Groups love to saddle up for an authentic Western experience at the ranches of Cody Yellowstone. These family-owned lodges, guest, and working ranches give a glimpse of the ways of the Old West. Enjoy trail rides, fishing, hiking, and campfire dinners—all while surrounded by stunning vistas, rugged terrain, and genuine cowboys and cowgirls.
Roam Through Ranch Experiences
Feasting on the Frontier
Cody Yellowstone knows how to feed a hungry group. Book a ranch dinner stop at Pahaska Tepee for genuine Western hospitality, or go big with a chuckwagon dinner show. Cody Cattle Company serves up buffet, live music, and a perfectly timed send-off to the Cody Nite Rodeo—the longest-running rodeo in the U.S. No wonder we’re known as the “Rodeo Capital of the World!”
Western Experiences to Explore
Step back in time at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, a Smithsonian Affiliate with five museums under one roof. Visit Buffalo Bill Dam, take a trolley tour through town, and then shoot guns that won the West at Cody Firearms Experience. Add in Old Trail Town, the Heart Mountain WWII Interpretive Center or other attractions, and your group has several days of can’t-miss stops, no matter the season.
Year-Round, Always Untamed & True
Cody Yellowstone isn’t just a seasonal destination. Between our spectacular landscapes, museums, and cultural sites open year-round—plus a full slate of winter activities and adventures—there are always plenty of reasons to bring your group here in any season.
Ready to follow the call to roam? Start planning your group’s Great American Adventure at CodyYellowstone.org/Groups.
