"I call that a bargain The best I ever had"…read more(The Who) Having spent two nights in West Yellowstone, we've probably walked into every repetitive over-priced souvenir store in town. But are we glad we walked into Park Souvenirs last, because their pricing redefines the word "bargain". How about three long-sleeved T Shirts, a pair of sweatpants, two short sleeved T Shirts, two long sleeved sweatshirt/hoodies, and a 4 1/2-ounce chocolate bar for $47.39? Oh, and the charming guy who waited on us tossed in a free refrigerator magnet. Check out the photos, this place rocks. You best hustle over ASAP before they close for the season

Planned a family reunion trip to Yellowstone. A month ahead of time we needed to change days for…read morethe reservation and it was not a hassle and the staff were more than helpful! Very understanding and accommodating!!! Definitely a must do!!!

The service was good, the machines needed some work. Our tire tread was so low we were sliding and…read morespinning on hills. They didn't seem to care when we were leaving about the condition. But it did make it a little bit less-enjoyable. Also our Can-am passenger door would not open or close properly.

Top notch souvenir shop right by the entrance to Yellowstone. You can see the stone entrance…read morearch/gate dedicated by Teddy Roosevelt from here. If you didn't bring one, this is a good place to pick up a hat. Hotel in the park also has a souvenir shop, but this store has a bigger selection, if you're looking for a souvenir. If you've come from Bozeman or Livingston, you'll want to get a soft drink or yogurt, you'll appreciate sitting here for while before heading in. Food is good at the nearby Two Bit Saloon. It's still a bit of a ride from here to the mineral springs....keep your eye out for buffalo, they're all over the place.

Charlie is amazing! He took the time to help plan our trip and give us a ton of valuable…read moreinformation. He truly went above and beyond proving that a service industry is all about excellent service. If you want to be in good hands while visiting Yellowstone, this company is the way to go! Knowledge is power and Charlie is happy to make sure you know everything the area has to offer!

When I first planned my vacation to Yellowstone National Park, I attempted to do it through the…read moreYellowstone National Park Lodges website. I originally planned on staying inside the park in a cabin near the Old Faithful geyser. Everything was going according to plan until it was time for me to arrange my excursions. I wanted to visit a canyon in the park nicknamed "The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone" but all of their excursions to that location were booked months ahead of time. I really wanted to see it and in my despair felt like canceling my whole trip until the customer service rep recommended that I contact a company named Yellowstone Fun. I called Yellowstone Fun and talked to a down to earth guy named Charlie Thomas. I explained my situation and to say that he helped me out would be a major understatement. And yes, he had an available slot for the excursion to the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone! Even though it was already September and my vacation was planned for December, he meticulously arranged everything except for my flight (which I'd already set up myself). He set up a package for me that when all was said and done cost me about $1028. I had to finish paying for everything by the end of October. Here's what my package included: 1) A shuttle to take me to West Yellowstone, MT from the airport in Bozeman, MT and back once my vacation was over: West Yellowstone is about 90 miles from Bozeman. The shuttle company is named Karst Stage. 2) Four-night lodging at Three Bear Motel in West Yellowstone along with a free breakfast each morning at the Three Bear Restaurant in the motel. He also gave me a coupon for one free prime-rib dinner at the restaurant. 3) A Yellowstone park pass that covered each of my trips into the park: You need to have a park pass whenever you enter Yellowstone National Park. 4) Snowcoach excursions for three separate tours into Yellowstone National Park: A company called Alpen Guides provided the snowcoaches and drivers. 5) A ticket to the IMAX Theatre in West Yellowstone Charlie Thomas sent me an email explaining in detail everything I paid for. The email also included printable maps of the town and the park. There were also recommendations on what to wear in order to stay warm and this humorous bit of advice: Never eat yellow snow where the buffalo have roamed. Everything seemed so easy and good to be true that I was skeptical at first and kept calling him before I caught my flight out there. I was so used to having to set up each part of my vacation by myself. But it all went according to plan and I didn't have to worry about a thing. I ended up being there from Sunday, 12/16/2018 - Thursday 12/20/2018. Charlie even told me about a hotel I could stay in near the airport since my flight wasn't scheduled to leave until the afternoon of 12/21/2018. That hotel was a separate entity and wasn't a part of the package he arranged but him recommending that hotel saved me from having to spend hours at the airport before my flight home. If you ever want to visit Yellowstone and do it in style, I recommend Yellowstone Fun. In addition to what I've told you about, you can also rent snowmobiles from them and ride that instead of the snowcoach. I'm rating Yellowstone Fun five stars. If you're interested, here is their website: https://www.yellowstonefun.com/

Yellowstone National Park merch. Picnic tables to eat at. Groceries, beer, wine, spirits, chili,…read moreand hotdogs. As we stopped for the Tower Falls Scenic Overlook, we realized there was the Tower General Store at the north end of the parking lot, about 2-mi south of Tower Junction. (Jul 2026). It's a spacious one-story store filled end-to-end with Yellowstone National Park merchandise. Towards the back, they even have one of those machines that presses a penny into a souvenir medallion! So there is still a use for your old pennies! There are packaged food and snacks, and a small selection of produce. We even saw some bottles of beer, wine, and spirits. A very small menu of casual hot food is available: chili and hot dogs. There's about seven picnic tables, outdoors. The parking lot for the store is quite large. This is also the trailhead for the tower fall scenic overlook. There's outdoor flush restrooms, which is something of a luxury in the park :-).

Great place to hang out inside from the mid day sun. Cool down with the tastiest ice cream. We got…read morethe huckleberry ice cream with chocolate pieces and yum, it was delicious. Fresh, perfectly sweet and satisfied our ice cream cravings. There's seating outside with dining tables. Neat little store with different food items like hot food (hot dogs, etc), refrigerated meals (salads, sandwiches), and some pantry stuff (chips, soda, snacks etc). Lots of huckleberry related stuff like syrups, jams, teas etc. They also carry other souvenir items like t shirts, caps, magnets, postcards, etc. Large parking lot out front so plenty of parking. Store closes promptly at 5 which means the store restrooms also close at that time. The parking lot does have a couple of public portapotties.

Excellent customer service at all times of day, kind and helpful members that go the extra mile to…read moreprovide service that will make you smile. Thank y'all!

The store is located in the West Park Mall right in the back of the mall . Lots of really nice…read moreNative American art and interesting items if your in the area it's one of the nicest stores I've been too.