The Best of Grand Teton National Park

Cost: Adults: $305 per person. Children 12 and under: $225 per child. Capacity 1-14 people. Please inquire for groups larger than 7. Private rates available. Tax and Service Charge Extra. **Please see below about new National Park fees for non-U.S. residents.**

Dates: Every day. Please see below for details. Duration: 6-8 hours depending on season and conditions.

Dive deep into the wonders of Grand Teton National Park! From the comfort of our safari vehicle, you will journey to dramatic locations within the park that often go undiscovered by other visitors. With insights of our expert naturalists, learn about the dynamic geology, wildlife, and cultural history that make this park spectacular.

This excursion into Grand Teton National Park is 6-8 hours depending on the season, allowing more time than a Dawn or Dusk Safari to explore more of the park. This Safari offers a personal, educational, and unforgettable experience. Each season is an incredible time for viewing Wyoming’s wildlife due to the area’s abundant diversity. You will visit locations where wildlife viewing is at its best based on the season and where our guides have observed recent activity.

This is an amazing experience for anyone, whether you’re interested in wildlife, human and cultural history, or professional photography. Your experienced guide is a wealth of knowledge on the flora, fauna, geology, and history of Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, and the surrounding area.

Not only will you observe and learn about natural history, geology, and cultural history, but you will be learning about, viewing, and photographing some of North America’s most magnificent species in their natural habitats in one of the most beautiful landscapes in North America – the Teton Mountain Range. This is truly an unforgettable experience.

Cost: Adults: $305 per person. Children 12 and under: $235 per child.

Capacity: 1-14 people. Minimum two-person fee for single booking. Please inquire for groups larger than 7 people.

Departure Times from Guests’ Accommodations at Spring Creek Ranch:

(please note that the standard departure times below can be flexible depending on guests’ requests, seasonal conditions, etc.)

• Summer season (15 May – 15 September):  Start time: 6:00 am

• Fall season (16 September – 31 October):  Start time: 7:00 am

• Winter season (1 November – 15 March):  Start time: 8:00 am

• Spring season (16 March – 14 May):  Start time: 7:00 am

Duration:

• Approximate duration of safari: 6-8 hours depending on the season, guests’ interests, road and seasonal conditions, etc.

Includes:

• Park fees are included for U.S. residents and the equivalent amount for non-U.S. residents (** see below for details **). This is a notable savings for our guests that other companies do not offer.

• State-of-the-art spotting scope and optical equipment, including binoculars for every guest
• Complimentary field guide of the most iconic and visible wildlife species
• Interpretation by expert Naturalist
• Grand Teton National Park highlights
• Wildlife watching and unique photographic opportunities
• Can be specifically curated based on guests’ interests
• Lunch (To-go lunch in summer and Fall. In the winter and Spring, lunch is at Dornan’s Pizza and Pasta Company bordering Grand Teton National Park with spectacular views of the Tetons)
• To-go continental breakfast
• Assorted Snacks
• Hot and cold non-alcoholic beverages
• Door to door transportation

** Please note that new National Park Service regulations apply to all non-U.S. residents entering Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks:

• Non-U.S. residents 16-years and older may purchase an annual pass for $250, which allows entry for the pass holder and up to three additional guests in the same vehicle. If an annual pass is not purchased, each non-U.S. resident 16-years and older will be required to pay a per-person entrance fee of $20 plus an additional $100 nonresident fee, collected upon entry to the national park.

• However, for non- U.S. resident guests at Spring Creek, Spring Creek Ranch will cost-share this expense.

• • Spring Creek Ranch will pay the equivalent amount in National Park entrance fees that the National Parks would normally charge U.S. residents, and the remainder will be billed to the non-U.S. resident guests’ room.

• • For example, for the $250 non-U.S. resident pass, Spring Creek Ranch will pay for the pass at the entrance gate. For billing, Spring Creek Ranch will be responsible for what the National Parks would normally charge a U.S. resident for the same pass, which is $80, and the remaining $170 would be billed to the guests’ room. 

• We recommend reviewing these options in advance to determine the best choice for your group.

• For more information, please visit the following website: Nonresident Fees (U.S. National Park Service).