Under Canvas North Yellowstone - Paradise Valley
Refined, riverfront rusticity
Peak-framed plains
Reconnect with your wild side at Under Canvas North Yellowstone – Paradise Valley, an upscale outdoorsy retreat near the national park’s north entrance. Tricked-out tents take in soaring mountain views steps from the riverbank, and guided tours delve into Yellowstone’s cinematic landscape, from simmering hot springs to bison-grazed plains. Back at camp, wind down with dinner alfresco and acoustic tunes beneath a blanket of stars. They call this place Big Sky Country, and adventure’s on the horizon.
Under Canvas North Yellowstone – Paradise Valley is open from 7 May to 28 September 2026.
Facilities
Rooms
61, including 23 suites.
Checkout
10am. Earliest check-in is at 3pm.
More Details
Rates don’t include breakfast, but fresh spreads are available daily from $10 to $20 each. You’ll have free access to yoga classes, indoor and outdoor games, stargazing and (unlimited nightly) s’mores sessions, and as much coffee and tea as you’d like.
Also
Given the outdoor – and largely undisturbed – nature of this camp, areas of the resort may be difficult if you have limited mobility.
Hotel Closed
Under Canvas North Yellowstone – Paradise Valley is open from 7 May to 28 September 2026.
Pet Friendly
On-Site Restaurant
At the Hotel
Walking trails, yoga deck with Lululemon mats and blocks to borrow, board games and outdoor games, nightly campfires, refillable aluminum water bottles, water refill stations, free hot drinks, a small boutique and guest experience coordinators. In tents: USB battery packs, battery-powered fans, a wood-burning stove, lanterns and organic Essential Oils bath products.
Our Favourite Rooms
The Stargazer tents have star-viewing windows above the beds, for under-the-covers constellation spotting.
Packing Tips
You’ll want the full checklist of on-the-trail essentials, but don’t sweat it if you forget something – you can pick up useful kit, including Hydro Flask water bottles, sunscreen, sunglasses and knitwear, at the camp’s boutique.
Also
There’s no WiFi here, and you won’t find any TVs around, meaning evenings tend to be filled with stargazing and fireside music and s’mores.
Children
Welcome; there’s no kids’ club or babysitting, but most tent types can be booked with adjacent kids’ tents, and family-friendly activities included with your stay make Under Canvas North Yellowstone – Paradise Valley an all-ages favorite.
Gallery
Food & Drink
Top Table
With the Absaroka and Gallatin mountains rising on all sides and the river ambling past, any alfresco spot comes with spectacular views.
Dress Code
Casual, outdoorsy, and straight off the trail – you’ll fit right in here in your hiking threads.
Hotel Restaurant
Embers is the camp’s riverfront restaurant, with seating indoors and out. The menu spotlights seasonal, regionally inspired produce such as fresh trout, wholesome grain bowls and salads served alongside bison burgers and Western-style barbecue mac ’n’ cheese. This is also where breakfast is served, fuelling day’s outdoor adventures with dishes such as Good S’morning (yogurt with granola, banana, chocolate and Graham crackers) and vanilla french toast. And you can buy grab ’n’ go bites to take on the trails.
Hotel Bar
Come evening, wend your way to Embers, where a selection of wines and local craft beers are served under wide, starry skies.
Last Orders
Breakfast runs from 7am to 10am, and dinner from 5pm to 10pm.
Room Service
The camp has a strict no food in tents policy.
Planes
It’s a 45-minute drive from Bozeman International Airport, and around two hours from Billings - Logan International Airport.
Automobiles
The adventure concierge can arrange trips into the park, but you’ll want your own car for going solo. There’s private parking at the camp. Please note that you’ll need to purchase a $35 pass to enter Yellowstone National Park by car, either online or at the park gate.
Worth Getting Out of Bed For
Each week, a roster of activities runs at the camp, from sunrise yoga to scavenger hunts, arts and crafts and stargazing sessions. With the Yellowstone River steps from the lobby tent, you can join an expert for a fly fishing excursion without leaving camp; board a dory boat for a river float through awe-prompting Paradise Valley scenery; and enjoy wild swimming or wading in the refreshing waters that weave through the valley.
But with spectacular wilderness all around you and Yellowstone’s north entrance nearby, you’ll soon be tempted onto the trails. There are plenty of Yellowstone highlights within easy daytripping distance – Mammoth Hot Springs are around an hour’s drive away, and it’s two hours to Lamar Valley, nicknamed America’s Serengeti for the huge number of bears, bison, pronghorns and other big critters that call it home. Under Canvas’ adventure concierge can arrange all sorts of guided adventures into the national park and wider region. Sign up for a naturalist-led hike or wildlife-watching tour through the area’s untamed landscape. Join a kayak trip for a set-your-own-pace paddle past soaring views of Mount Sepulcher and Electric Peak, or ramp up the adrenalin with whitewater rafting. And when in the Wild West, a wrangler-led horseback ride through Montana’s National Forests seems only fitting.
Earn or Redeem Points with World of Hyatt
This Mr & Mrs Smith hotel participates in the World of Hyatt loyalty program. As a member, you can earn and redeem points and enjoy exclusive benefits for qualifying nights. .
