Dude Ranches near Yellowstone & Grand Teton

On a guest ranch, often called a dude ranch, riding is part of every day. Most ranches in Montana and Wyoming sell all-inclusive stays: a cabin, three meals a day, daily rides with wranglers, and activities such as fishing, cookouts and evening programs. It is the most complete way to ride in the region, and a favorite with families.

What a ranch stay costs

Ranch stays with riding cost $430 to $900 per person per night among the ranches we list. Peak summer weeks cost the most; children’s rates and shoulder seasons cost less.

How to choose a ranch

• Length of stay. Many ranches book by the week in July and August, often arriving on a Sunday. Others take shorter stays, especially early and late in the season.
• Riding program. Look at group sizes, rides for experienced riders, and what is offered for children and non-riders.
• What is included. Check taxes, service fees and gratuities, which are often added to the base rate.

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All ranches in the region

Every business we list for ranch stays around the two parks, by riding area, with its town and its starting price. Open a listing for its stays, rates and booking details.