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If you need fuel or a quick fix near the geysers, the Old Faithful Upper Service Station is the reliable, in-park stop. Operated by Yellowstone Park Service Stations (YPSS), it’s a historic-but-functional outpost steps from the Old Faithful boardwalks.
For the 2025 season, gas, store items, and propane run roughly early May through mid‑October, with towing offered for the same window and the repair shop operating a slightly shorter summer stretch. Staff are on duty in daylight hours, and call buttons at the pumps help if you need assistance when the building is closed. Exact dates can shift year to year, so check current postings when you arrive.
There are two Old Faithful service stations. This one sits higher on the terrain, hence “Upper.” Past road realignments even changed where some pump islands sat, but today it’s a straightforward pull‑in with modern dispensers.
Built in the late 1920s, the Upper station reflects the park’s early auto‑era design—think rustic styling with log‑look walls, stone accents, and a shingled gable roof. It’s part of the broader Old Faithful Historic District, which includes the famed Inn and Lodge.
Need a restroom or a bigger selection of snacks and groceries? Use the adjacent Old Faithful Upper General Store during its seasonal hours. It’s next door and set up for public facilities.
Fuel early morning or later in the evening to avoid Old Faithful’s midday congestion. Pumps are card‑operated 24/7 in season, so topping off after dinner is often easiest. If you need shop work, arrive earlier in the day and earlier in the season—repair hours are more limited than fueling.
Tows are limited to park entrances, so plan onward service outside the park if needed. Expect prices to reflect the remote location and seasonal operation.
