Luxury Vacation Rentals in Livingston

Livingston, Montana, is one of the West’s most enchanting small towns. It has everything: snow-capped peaks, the Yellowstone River, a thriving arts scene, and wide-open skies that feel endless.

Wander homes in Livingston reflect that same balance of wild and refined. Expect thoughtful interiors that pair rustic materials with modern touches. Large windows showcase panoramic views, and outdoor decks make the most of mountain mornings and star-filled nights.

Livingston is perfect for couples, solo travelers, or families looking to unwind, recharge, and experience the spirit of Montana.

Livingston Weather: When Should You Visit?

Livingston offers something beautiful every season. Here's what to expect:

Spring (March–May): Rivers rise, wildflowers bloom, and the trails come alive. Great for hiking and wildlife spotting.

Summer (June–August): Long sunny days, perfect for fly fishing, rafting, and outdoor dining. Peak travel season.

Fall (September–November): Crisp air, golden aspen trees, and fewer crowds. A favorite for photographers and peaceful getaways.

Winter (December–February): Snowy and quiet. Cozy up by the fire, hit the slopes nearby, or explore Yellowstone’s wintry magic. Check out our blog on the best Winter activities near Wander Yellowstone Valley to pad out your itinerary.

Food and Drink in Livingston

Small town, big flavor. Livingston’s food scene is rooted in local ingredients and creative flair.

• 2nd Street Bistro offers upscale Montana fare in a warm, rustic space.
• Faye’s Cafe is perfect for brunch lovers with a quirky, colorful twist.
• Gil’s Goods and Neptunes Brewery are casual go-tos for comfort food and craft brews. We have more on the best breweries in and near Livingston here.

For more foodie inspiration, check out our guides to the best Livingston cafés and the top 5 restaurants near Wander Yellowstone Valley.

Want to cook at home? Wander kitchens are fully stocked and ready. Pick up fresh produce, meats, and local finds at Livingston Farmers Market or nearby specialty shops for a relaxing night in.

Points of Interest in Livingston

From nature to culture, there’s a lot to explore:

• Yellowstone River: Fly fish, float, or simply relax on its scenic banks.
• Downtown Livingston: A mix of historic buildings, galleries, bookstores, and live music venues.
• Yellowstone Gateway Museum: Learn the fascinating history of this frontier town.
• Sacajawea Park: Perfect for a picnic or sunset stroll by the river.
• Chico Hot Springs (nearby): Soak in natural mineral pools just a short drive away.

Incredible Activities in and Around Livingston

Whether you want high adventure or low-key relaxation, you’ve got options.

• Fly Fishing: World-famous trout streams just minutes from town.
• Hiking & Biking: Trails range from mellow riverside paths to challenging climbs with epic views.
• Scenic Drives: Head toward Paradise Valley, Bozeman, or Yellowstone for jaw-dropping scenery.
• Horseback Riding: Ride the range with guided tours from local outfitters.
• Art Walks & Galleries: Explore the town’s creative side on foot.
• Yellowstone National Park: Just under an hour away, an easy day trip.

For more of the best outdoor activities near Wander Yellowstone Valley, see our handy guide.

Getting Around

Livingston is easy to navigate by car, and most Wander homes include private parking.

Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) is about 40 minutes away and serves most major airlines. Once you arrive, the drive into Livingston offers stunning mountain views.

Downtown is walkable, and day trips to Yellowstone, Paradise Valley, and Bozeman are all within easy reach.