I don't give out many 9s but this place has a good range of sites and is well kept. Our rate is without sewer, but their deluxe sites are that deluxe. Red cement patios with tables, swing and fire pit. Mostly pull throughs. Wi-Fi was OK and free. Nice pool but closed for season. Near the river but a fair walk this time of year. This was the first KOA and they want to keep it their flagship. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
A little pricey but very friendly staff, beautiful treed lots, and a nice pool. I will stay here every time I go to Billings. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is way overrated. The cost for what one gets is terrible. I requested a site near the bathroom/shower facilities and got one in the second to last row farthest away. The grass in the site had not been cut and the dandelions had gone to white fluffy seeds. There was a nice ankle breaker hidden in the grass. The site was rather level front/back, but side/side had to be adjusted. A "welcome" would have been nice when arriving. The first thing I was shown after signing the credit slip was the "menu" advertisement for the great food facility. (I did not use it). Then, I was shown the park map and how to find my site in the back, in the corner. I don't know whether I would return or not. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Paved roads and gravel sites with table. Sites are level and of sufficient length. Park has sites in trees and some partially open. Grass is well maintained. Price is for a full hookup pull thru. We needed to have some tree branches trimmed to extend the slides and the office sent a man out right away and he trimmed as needed. Utilities worked fine. Good cable TV. Verizon air card worked well. Price is a consideration for future stays. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This campground had lots of amenities. Since I didn't use them, I felt that is was over priced. It is a great place to stay if you have kids, though. The staff were friendly and helpful. My first site had the sun all day long (until the sun set) and it was not pleasant. They let me move to another site for the 2nd night and that was much better. My only complaint was the dog walk. It was a pen with gravel. My dog hated it and didn't want to use the potty there. I found a terrific dog park in Billings, however, and took her there just to be able to walk on grass and have some fun. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice park, everything you expect from a KOA, but if I had one complaint it would be that they need to pay more attention to their #1 attraction: The swimming pool. It's the reason we (and I suspect others) chose this place and it was filthy by the time we checked in. Both the pool and the hot tub had a fine film layer of bugs, hair and general filth. Also, the BBQ food they offer was expensive. But overall this was a pleasant stay and I'd recommend it. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stopped at this campground on our way west. It is a great find. This is one of the best maintained campgrounds we have stayed at during our travels. Price represents a full hook up, pull through. All pull through sites have have a picnic table, swing and charcoal grill. Most pull through sites have easy access in and out. WiFi has excellent signal strength. Will definitely stay at this campground if returning to this area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park is so well run that I had to give is a 10 which I almost never do. The showers are some of the best I have ever used. The staff is very good. Lots of shade and level sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed at this KOA because we needed to get something repaired on our rig. It was a nice surprise. Very clean, large pull thru sites with concrete pad and swing on the site. They have good barbecue on site and breakfast in the morning. There isn't much to do in Billings but I recommend driving to Red Lodge, MT and going on the Beartooth Hwy. it is spectacular. Staff were very friendly. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Great spot to stay if you need to in Billings. Very nice swimming pool and hot tub. Ton's of family things including 3 and 4 wheel bike rentals, mini golf, and of course, the pool and hot tub. Definitely will stay here again if in Billings. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is good for a couple days. The sites,full hook ups with 50 amp. is limited to 32 spaces. We had a 50amp/water site that was slanted on gravel and had large holes on it. The WiFi worked good and the staff was great.They say that this was the first KOA and the park shows the age. If you have a large MH, like we do, this is not the place for a long stay. Did I mention the packs of KIDS running around? We camped here in a Motorhome.
The street into this campground is very narrow and not well maintained. Once into the campground it is very nice. Well laid out sites, muture trees, but the price is becoming the killer. A full hookup site two weeks ago was $47 now it has jumped up to $60. Kid behind the counter said it was a rate increase. This has been a destination campground for me in previous years but it is now approaching motel rate and for an overnite stop this is too much. KOA in general has been high priced but this is getting out of hand. I gave this campground an 8 because it is nice, almost resort quality, but there is a point of no return We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is basically an RV park. My rating is based on that fact. This park has everything you need for a night and more. Level, gravel sites with fire ring, table, and some have a bench swing. Very nicely groomed with some fun amenities. In the summer they have a little outdoor cafe with steaks grilled at night, and ice cream, and pancake breakfasts in the morning. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is KOA's first RV park. It has been kept in excellent condition. We had a very nice deluxe pull-through with a patio & chairs and a swing. Site was clean, wide and long...very comfortable for sitting outside. Walking around the campground was enjoyable as it's near the Yellowstone River. Good Wi-Fi & cable. We paid a little extra for the deluxe site but thought it was worth it. It's easy to get here from 1-90. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The best looking KOA we have ever stayed in. Lots of grass and trees around the park. As always, KOAs tend to be pricey and the biggest, best sites here can be that. The park itself is well laid out, level sites, easy access for Big Rigs and all services worked well. Staff was helpful. Park sits away from I-90 so no road noise but is quick and easy to get to on a quiet road. We enjoyed this park and would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a very nice park especially for a KOA. Pricy for what it is but aren't all KOA's? We had stayed at Yellowstone down the street and hated it so this is a nice change. Staff was very nice and site was wonderful. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This was the first ever KOA in 1962. Yes it is expensive because we booked the deluxe site with patio, swing, table and everything. We knew it was expensive and we did not care. Check-in staff were courteous and friendly. They had our paperwork ready for us. It is a great park and is very well maintained. The gardens and grass are green and well kept. The pool was clean and refreshing. Washrooms and showers were very clean and everything worked. The laundry is in one of their log cabins, very quaint. Wi-Fi was the best we have ever seen in an RV park. We would definitely come back here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Beautiful campground with immaculate facilities, but at a ridiculous high price; therefore the lower rating. This is the first KOA and probably the highest priced! We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a very clean park with excellant tent sites. The staff were friendly and we got in on same day notice. The pull through sites are very close together, but easy to get into your site. The grass was watered and flowers blooming. Our rate was high compared to other camps. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Wow I thought gold was expensive try a night at this KOA! The Park has some nice spots but the regular spots at 62 bucks "Stop the Wagons" The staff told me that's the price take it or leave. It had been a long day or I would have taken the latter. The hook ups are good the park is not Pet Friendly with a play pen size walking area very bad as some of us do travel with pets. I don't plan to stop here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Fabulous grounds, shade trees. Great idea for families to have a shower & toilet in one individual room, and there are several of these rooms. They could be cleaner, with mats and without mold in the corners & on the curtains. TV cable not long enough. The young women who checked us in couldn't get rid of us fast enough (there was no one but us and her colleges) speaking faster than a speeding bullet. We had to find our own way ("around this, turn left here, 3 rows turn right, 5 spaces down turn left") while 2 workers chatted outside in their golf carts. the river is viewable. Their lake, where they put tents, needs help & has mosquitoes. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stay here at least twice a year, beats a motel room fee. Nice peaceful park and very over priced since you are packed in. Avoid Sturgis weekends, rude bikers coming and going at all hours. They pack the tent areas and rev the bikes, no matter what time it is. We learned the hard way and showed up with out reservations opening weekend of Sturgis. We got stuck in the over flow grass areas near the tent areas. Pretty good security even though teenagers wandered the park all night long pilfering the bikers beer. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park is spotless but a bit pricey. Our site was clean and neat, the pool and water park were lovely and everything worked, ie. Wi-Fi, cable, etc. We also met nice folks there with nice children. We will use this park again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a very well kept KOA with a restaurant on site. The staff was friendly and helpful. We only stayed one night but would return. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We were surprised at the high nightly fee for full hookups, but thought we would get a better site - not so. The neighbor's fire pit was right beside our slide-out window. Fortunately they didn't use it. After walking around in the evening it was apparent that the water & electric sites were about the same size, so we wasted $20 on a sewer hookup. As others have mentioned, the showers are like stepping down into a dark closet. If KOA considers this their "flagship" park, its not setting a very good example. We have stayed in many KOA's before, and realize they are generally more expensive, but left here feeling overcharged (and rather annoyed) for what they offered. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The price is on the high side but the facilities are good and you have a choice of type of site. Our site was the second most expensive. Good location and well maintained. One of the best KOA's we stay in. we have camped in this park many times and will again. It's the best in Billings. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed in spot M3 which was a bit tight for our trailer with 2 large slides. We had to back to the rear of the spot in order for the bedroom slide to clear the bushes. After the slides were extended we could not access that side of the trailer without bringing the front slide in. The shower design is weird with the doors at an angle. This design makes it difficult to start the water to allow for warm up without getting wet. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We had stayed here about 20 years ago and found our stay this time to be at least as pleasant as last time. Very nice, well-kept, tidy campground (as one would expect the KOA "flagship" to be). We had one of the new "deluxe patio" pull-through sites and found them very nice, wider than normal, and quite long & shady. Loved the two-person swing on the patio! The Wi-Fi connection was among the best we've had at a campground; of course that may have been due to our site's location. Loved the whimsy too - laundry and game room located in KOA "Kabins". Nice touch. Very clean facilities. I would have rated this campground higher except for the road noise from I-90, and the unpleasant odor that occasionally blows into the campground from some nearby industry. Good for an overnight or a base camp for visiting the local area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We were really looking forward to this overnight at this much talked about park. Their website showed wonderful photos of great RV sites, but when we arrived we were disappointed. Not very well spaced apart you were very close to your neighbor. We paid for the upgraded site/pad that had a nice built in patio table, fire pit/fireplace and swing chair. Our table was a little run down, and there were so many bugs we could not even enjoy sitting outside at all. For the premium paid for the site it was truly a waste. They had an advertised "ice cream social" which didn't really say you had to pay for the ice cream, but when we walked up they were charging nearly $3 for a scoop of ice cream. Seems a novel idea to offer this, just not sure charging extra for it was such a good idea. This was the highest fee site we stayed at on a 2 week trip and we were truly disappointed. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I noticed while investigating RV Parks in Billings that at least one of the two located on the river was over Forty Dollars per day thinking that just a little bit much we checked into this park instead. Then the wake up call came. This is a nice park don't get me wrong but not for the price listed above, and never again. This affiliation always has been a bit high in price but for Billings, MT. no I'm sorry that's too much. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We have stayed here before and it is still a very nice campground. My only gripe is that KOA seems to be getting extremely pricey. For $45 we had only a power/water site and our neighbor's slide was almost touching my awning (gives you an idea of how tight the sites are). For $75 you can get a bit more room and full hookups, but I can get a 5-star hotel in Billings for that rate. Seems like this town is the place to get extremely high campground prices, and I can't understand why. We had stayed previously at another campground up the road (on the Yellowstone River, hint-hint), but the prices were not much better and you are literally facing your neighbor's rig with barely 5 feet between you. We will stay here again if we're in the area, but I hope the prices become more reasonable. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park had everything we needed for a comfortable overnight. Cheery staff, smoking hot WiFi and a nicely appointed long and level site. Our 40-footer fit easily. A bit pricey, but worth it. As America’s oldest KOA this park is aging nicely and has stayed up to date. We will return. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed at this campsite as an overnight stay. We thought this campground was very nice, but thought it would have been nice if the pool had some shade trees around it. There were cotton trees around the park so some of the cotton was flying into the pool, but on a hot day (100 degrees) like what we had, it was okay. We used the laundry room, bathrooms, and showers and thought they were very clean. I would recommend this campground to anyone. We camped here in a Motorhome.
One word - Expensive - even for a KOA! There's a great opportunity for a budget campground in Billings! All campgrounds seem to be expensive here, so we chose the KOA as we were members and get a bit of a discount. Seriously though you do feel like you are being gouged. The Wi-Fi is free but has download limits. We paid $42 (with 10% discount) for a basic pull through gravel pad (which shifted level overnight) with electric and water - no sewer. The BBQ and Breakfast offered appeared to be no bargain either. They seemed the same price as what you could get at the average family diner. Breakfast $7 Steak dinner $16. This KOA is the original KOA, they maintain it well - there are lots of staff (which is probably where the fees go), there are decent amenities and some good ones for kids - playgrounds, pool mini golf - but nothing very special to other campgrounds around the country to justify the price. It's not even as if it is a major tourist locale? If we didn't have to stay a few nights in Billings we probably would have moved on. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We spent several days in the park. We did not reserve before arrival and had to stay in a deluxe patio site to get full hookups. It was very nice and expensive. The pet area is a fenced gravel area where dogs can be off leash. Breakfast and dinner are available during peak season. We tried dinner one evening and found it to be very good. We have stayed there before, and will probably stay there again. On a winter visit, we stayed elsewhere because the campground was closed for the winter. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We were in site M8, was a bit hard to back into due to small street, but not horrible. WI-FI signal was poor and kept kicking us off so it was un-usable. There is 3G Sprint service, 1XRTT for Verizon and no AT&T or Nextel service. Utilities all worked and they have a afternoon BBQ and breakfast in mornings, prices are reasonable. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We really liked this park. People were friendly, sites paved, and has some shade and some open sites. This park would be perfect if it had a pool. We only stayed here one night but if we were not headed out, we would stay here more time. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We called for a reservation and inquired as to the price of a pull-through versus a back-in. A gentleman quoted $50 for pull-through and $45 for the back in. We usually do not stay at KOA because we feel they are overpriced, hence, the reason for asking. We had friends coming into the same campground and wanted to connect with them for the evening. Upon arriving we were put into a narrow pull-through with barely enough room for our tow, and our neighbor's sewer connection was 2 1/2 to 3 feet from our steps. You have a choice of two sewer connections and the next day our new neighbor hooked-up 6 inches from our picnic table as we were playing cards. Our friends we were meeting up with were on a long, wide pull-through lot. The park itself was clean with the exception of hundreds of cotton fuzz balls falling from the cottonwood trees. As we were leaving a large dog was running loose, and we nearly hit the dog. To sum up our experience, we were charged $63 a night, the same as our friends, except their site was twice as nice as the one we were on. Another typical KOA. We camped here in a Motorhome.
It is a great spot to stay. I was passing through for work and wanted something different from a hotel. The staff are very friendly and curious. If every KOA is like them they have set a very high standard. I loved my stay and will stay again. We camped here in a Campground Cabin.
Pretty nice park overall, friendly staff, nice and clean facilities and nicely shaded sites and not too crammed in. Nice patio areas, some with swings. Not much bad to say, campground is fairly close to some great historical points of interest. BBQ dinner was pricey for the quality of food, my steak was seriously overcooked. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We had not intended to stay here on our trip but had trouble with our motorhome. While getting it repaired in Billings, we rented a Kamping Kabin at KOA #1. It was much more comfortable than the Motel 6 room we rented for one night (which isn't saying much) and cost exactly the same per night. We thoroughly enjoyed the pool, hot tub, breakfast served on the grounds, clean facilities, and exceptionally friendly and polite staff. I have absolutely no complaints about this park. We would happily stay here again in our motorhome! We camped here in a Campground Cabin.
Agree this is a beautiful park which we have stayed at several times before. There are several negatives for this park: it is way over-priced, some of the turns to get to the site are tight for a 38 foot MH, and even with a pull-through site we could not get out without backing up so had to hook the "toad" up in the road. If you want 50 amp full hookup service and a pull through there aren't any other options without the patio swing which we never used. We camped here in a Motorhome.
What a beautiful park. Big beautiful trees, plenty of well manicured grass with level gravel sites. This is an older KOA but extremely well maintained. The restrooms and showers were very clean. WiFi and cable TV both worked very well. Pet friendly with plenty of room to walk and roam. Good for overnight or longer stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Decent Park. Good facilites, pool, hot tub etc. But like most KOA's they pack you in. Felt crowded, and tight. If you like the amenities and activites of KOA, then this is a great one. Myself, I look for something a little quieter and roomier. Good place to stop while passing through though but kind of pricey for a 1 night stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Wow, that is all I can say about this park. It is very clean and the people are very nice. We have a spot with two swinging chairs, fire pit and nice patio with a round table. There is a lot of grass and the spaces are very large. This place is a great place to stay. I would certainly come here again driving through Billings. If you are looking for a place to stop this is it! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Beautiful campground and polite staff. We were here on the off season when the area was quite cold. Campground is a great place for families due to the playground, game room, and mini-golf course. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very pleasant KOA. Pet friendly and very quiet. Rather nice laundry facilities and the Wi-Fi worked great. Office staff was nice and very knowledgeable about the area. This park like most others in the surrounding states start cutting back on the amenities after Labor Day. Would certainly stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Nice, tidy park off the interstate. Spent one night while waiting for someone to arrive at the airport. Landscaped nicely. Not many kids (non-weekend). Easy to get to, easy to get in/out with 43' MH and tow; no need to unhook unless necessary. We camped here in a Motorhome.
KOA uses this RV Park as their 'corporate showpiece' for perspective KOA RV park owners. Due to the limited RV park facilities in the Billings area, they are able to charge high space fees during their prime season, June 1 - August 15th. Although it is a nice park, not exceptional but nice, the high rates aren't justified. Luckily we stayed 'off season' for over a week so we were able to get a better rate, although we did not have full hookups. After Labor Day, they roll up the facilities, shut down half the bathrooms, pool, BBQ meals, etc. If you need to get a hold of the KOA park office by phone, you might have difficulties as their phone system has problems. I had to call back three times before I was able to get someone to answer, that was during Summer operation hours. They need to add more Full Hookup Sites to support the customers. Yes, they have some premium sites but they charge about $15.00 more per night for them, consequently it raises their nightly space fees to about $80.00 per night for the concrete patio, swing, etc. Yes, it is a nice park but overpriced unless you can work out a before or after season rate for an extended stay. Yes, we will stay here again but only because we have family living in the Billings area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is the very first KOA in the nation and the nicest KOA we have ever stayed in! It's on the Yellowstone River with bluffs on the other side and plenty of tall, Cottonwood trees and spacious sites. It's very neat, clean and nicely landscaped. They also have several patio sites that are extremely nice, with many extras, including a swing, a cement patio, an umbrella over the round picnic table, BBQ grills, etc. The only reason I didn't give this park a 10 is because the showers are very, very small, as are the dressing areas. If they were to build new bathrooms with larger showers, this park would definitely be a TEN! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great campground - especially for a KOA! Nice wide big rig sites. Great amenities. Space between the sites. Easy on and off the highway. Will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice KOA as one would expect for being their #1 park. Well maintained park and easy access for all size rigs. I wish all KOA's were as nice. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Nice KOA-- certainly better than most. Paved roads with gravel sites and paved patios with swings and fire rings and tables. All the normal KOA amenities plus a breakfast and dinner restaurant. Too many trees for any satellite reception which would have been a big problem for us if we were staying more than one night. Wi-Fi worked well. I agree with others, though, $60 is too much to pay for an overnight park. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a nice campground but their rates are much too high. I can stay in a decent hotel for less money and not have to listen to the train and traffic noise. I don't think we can afford to stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
You may be surprised by the industrial look on I-90 as you near this campground. Once off of 90, it is a nice drive to the campground. Right on the river, the campground is okay from a motorhome towing in and out perspective. There are some premium sites that seem a bit better than others, but for one night we decided to pick a standard pull-through. Check in was robot like. This park is okay for an overnight along your route to Badlands or beyond. It does seem over priced. We would try a less expensive park in the future for an overnight if in the need for an overnight in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice park for a short stay but a little expensive. Guess not many choices in the Billings area. Easy access for a big rig. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This KOA is the first KOA in the world. They have a great staff (lots of workers) and exceptional store. The pool is great. The park is well maintained and groomed (lawns are watered on a strict schedule to keep it all green). The laundry room was nice, and the bathroom/showers (especially on the side behind the Pistol Petes BBQ) were fabulous!!!! Free hot showers, private individual bathrooms. My only complaint would be the thousands of lady bugs that fly around and make sitting outside a challenge. Never had such a problem with them in all the campgrounds we go to. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
This is a lovely park with lots of pine trees and gravel pads. Sites had cement patios, tables, firepits and 2 person swings. The streets are paved and there is a small dog run next to the playground. Lots of kid activities such as mini golf, etc. Cable TV and WiFi is free although I didn't take the time to log on. Only drawback was the price. Outrageously high for overnight. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a very nice campground. The only negative is that the sites are a bit close together, but otherwise there is nothing not to like. The staff is very helpful and the campground is well kept. There is plenty to do and the access and interior roads are very nice. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very well ran, family operation. Clean, peaceful, and easy to access. Rather expensive, but cheaper than a motel. We stay here 4 or 5 times a summer. Cookout each night has great food and service. Nice clean pool, and near the Yellowstone River: a great place for a little walk. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a beautiful park with huge trees and lots of space to roam. It's quiet and a short distance to downtown and the west end for plenty of shopping. Our pull-through site had a nice patio, picnic table and swing. Our dog enjoyed every walk we took around the grounds. We stayed here 4 days and would definitely come back. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a well-maintained, well-run KOA--the very first KOA in the U.S. Staff was friendly and helpful. Grounds were very well-kept. We particularly enjoyed the outdoor "Pistol Pete's" restaurant. The food was excellent and fairly priced. We would definitely stay here again although the rates are a little high. This was a MUCH BETTER experience than the night before at the Butte KOA. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The only thing that kept me from giving it a rating of 10 was the lack of a good WiFi signal when I was in the very back row. I extended my stay from 7 nights to 11 and I had to move to another site right behind the office and the WiFi signal was almost off the chart! Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Beautiful grounds, great meals, - as the very first KOA it is the ideal showplace. If only every place lived up to this standard. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Like most KOAs, this place is grossly overcharging for its spaces. We werein one of the "deluxe patio sites" and it cost us $69.00 plus tax. What makes it deluxe? Its a gravel site (not paved), but with a patio, table, chairs, umbrella. Ridiculously high. But the people were nice and friendly. Would not stay here again at these prices. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a very appealing KOA! The park is very well maintained and is quiet! Playgrounds and pool areas are clean. We stayed in a water/electric site and they are narrower than the full hook-up sites, however, management does a great job at spacing rigs when the park isn't full. Dump station is easily accessible. Cafe available in the evening and for breakfast. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The campground is clean and well maintained. The pool and spa were in wonderful condition. Our site had a porch swing and trimmed trees. Breakfast and dinner could be ordered as take-out or you can eat at the picnic tables. We did not order breakfast, but the barbequed pork ribs were scrumptious. The laundry room was one of the nicest we have used. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We highly anticipated our stay at this KOA park as the reviews and the price suggested a peak experience. However, we were very disappointed. The site we were given was muddy but that was not the most disturbing aspect of the park, the cottonwood trees were shredding and it rained cotton day and night. It got onto all our screens and into the rig. Probably the most difficult to see was that In the tent area there were several campers that appeared to be homeless individuals and families camping with all their possessions, animals (four dogs in one site) and children's play equipment. Their possessions were scattered everywhere. Another disturbing aspect was unsupervised children, age 3, 4 and 5 (I asked their ages) riding around the park in motorized plastic cars. They mixed it up with incoming rigs. it was amazing that no one was hurt. The only redeeming aspect of this park was the nightly BBQ and breakfast for a good price, of course. I agree with one of the previous campers when they said that this park may have just priced itself out of the market. You do not get enough value for $60 plus a night. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We paid for the premium sites with patio, swing, and other amenities. Site was shaded and perfect in every way. Close to Billings and right along the Yellowstone River. Beautiful place. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I rated this park a 9 when we stayed here last year. We had a pull-thru full hookup site for $36. They have finally priced themselves out of the market for me at $56 for a back-in full hookup next to the road into/out of the park. Management must not realize the current market...they'd only have to look at the lack of folks using the BBQ either morning or evening ... few used the facility. After reviewing costs at other local parks, I think we will just skip Billings altogether in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice park and easy to get to. We had a pull through full hookup site, that had a concrete patio, fire pit, wood swing and picnic table. The campground was clean and nicely landscaped. It's right on the Yellowstone river with great views of the far bank and hills. Well stocked store and all facilities we're clean and neat. We stayed for 4 nights and would stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
While the park itself is nice and we have stayed several times prior to this trip, the price is just too much for what you get and where you are at. The site was fairly level but tight for our rig. Our neighbors sewer hose leaked quite a bit and it appeared they were not in their coach much. The staff didnt seemed too concerned, in fact it seemed the thought of the sewer leaking was amusing to them. Overall though the park is very nice. But, as nice as it is, it is not a destination resort. If it were not for a family wedding, we would not have stayed. In fact, our relatives got a group rate at the Hampton Inn and paid less per night then we did for a full hook-up RV site. I am afraid this is our last visit to this park unless they lower their prices. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We really enjoyed this campground. The rate was a bit high but that was because we requested a patio site with furniture. Our site was perfectly level and the lawn area was very well maintained. We would definitely return there if we are in the area again and probably stay for several days the next time. We camped here in a Motorhome.
First stay in this park in 2008. We have stayed many times in previous years. It's the best KOA we have stayed in but we tend to avoid most KOA's. It will accommodate any big unit. The grounds are nice. Wi-Fi works well. At 60 bucks a night it is on the high side for what you get in our opinion, and the deluxe patios sites are more money than we paid this trip. We will probably stay with them again but it's getting close to the price of a motel. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is one of the nicer KOAs. Level sites on gravel. Well maintained grassy areas. Lots of trees and flowers. Pleasing surroundings. Reasonable prices for the laundry. Very clean restrooms and showers. They have some new premium sites that have cement pads and patios. Would stay here again while passing through. The campground is on the Yellowstone River and there are some sites that have a river view. Noise from I-90 is minimal. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Signage to campground good but down narrow road. Good area to park and register. Office staff friendly and efficient. Very well maintained site with good ambiance. Very quiet location on edge of town by river. Lovely premium sites with landscaping which were flat and service hook-ups in good position for easy hook-up. Electricity solid and water pressure good. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We really enjoyed this park, our first stay here. Shade was ample, we were able to walk and to ride our bikes. The setting was very scenic and staff friendly. Unfortunately the hot tub heater was broken, but staff very apologetic and were working on the problem they had just discovered. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice KOA, also first KOA. When we were there you could walk on the rocky riverbed. We had one of their super-site pull-through site which include a fireplace, swing and patio table with chairs and umbrella. WiFi was solid, but we were adjacent to the office. Office was staffed were very young but appeared to know what they were doing. The playground was OK; they had miniature golf. Also had a pool that wasn't open yet. We would stay there again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A nice park near the river with beautiful trees and grounds and close in to town. Quiet with a nice staff and clean restrooms/showers. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We have stayed at this KOA many times over the years. The premium sites are tight for a big motor home. In June we paid $58 a night and in September it was $45. A few comments. The water had a very funny taste this time. Never noticed it before. The premium sites face wrong so you have afternoon sun on your patio side. In general it is the best park in Billings and for a KOA it's better than most by far. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A very well kept maintained KOA we used on our way east. Some special sites included a paved patio with umbrella table etc. Typical KOA type campground with nice facilities, but otherwise rows of campsites. No real complaints, and a good place to stop while passing through. We camped here in a Truck Camper.
The comments posted about the gravel road into this KOA no longer apply. The road from exit 450 has been paved. We camped here in early September and requested a water/electric only site because I could see the sites with water/electric/sewer/cable were packed. The area we were in was sparsely occupied so we had no one next to us. We were able to walk our dogs down along the Yellowstone River which flows by the campground. The campground is well maintained, the staff friendly and helpful, and all the public rooms I used were very clean. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Very good KOA. Trees and grass galore. This was the first KOA. A little more expensive, but a lovely park. The WiFi worked fine. Nice large pull through sites. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is a nice park however I do not think that $44.00 for a site with no sewer and only 30 amp is reasonable. I will not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The park was very clean. When we arrived it looked like everybody was having a great time. Good family park. Rather expensive. They were out of sewer sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed here one night and found this to be one of the better KOA campgrounds. The children we had with us really enjoyed this place. This KOA is very large but well maintained. The only negative was the incredible volume of "yellow jackets" wasps in the park. We attempted to eat twice in the outdoor dining area and each time had to leave because of the constant attacks on us and our food by the wasps. Overall a very nice place to stay. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
A little pricey however, sites level and well spaced, grass, concrete patio, concrete picnic table and swing at site. Large mature shade trees. Very busy in season but quiet and clean. We stayed 7 days and without question would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Weird park. If you are a family with kids, this is great. Lots of things for kids to do. However, when making reservations, make sure to ask what is available at your site. Some have assorted hookups. Can be noisy with kids all over and tenters having a good time, so if you want quiet, move on. Sites vary a lot by price and amenities. Some areas are crowded, others not as much. Expensive sites can face some long-term trailers. No "instant on" phones. WiFi varies by site. Agree with fellow camper who said too many teenage workers who are not professional. Poor supervision of pool rules, etc. (toddlers in spa, etc.) Laundry small, as are showers. Good BBQ on site. High shade is nice. Overall, good for families, but expensive for what it is. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice KOA. One thing we did notice is that there is a very low ratio of KOA staff members. The pool wasn't very clean, and it was crowded. (You can expect that as it was 100 degrees out!) The showers were ok, however full of flies. Our site is absolutely beautiful, however as you can see, we paid for it! It had a gas grill, swing, table, bench and concrete pad: not to mention perfectly level site. We made our reservations very early, and it that was a good idea as this is a very busy KOA. There is wonderful landscaping, real grass, paved streets and overall, the grounds are beautiful. There is a pond nearby so we noticed a few mosquitoes. The miniature golf was nice and very reasonably priced at $2.00 per person. We would definitely stay here again and we do recommend taking exit 447 for the paved road versus the construction shorter route. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Overnight spot only. Quite expensive for what you get. Showers clean. Pool very dirty. Young teenage staff who were more interested in playing on the bicycles than doing work. I old them about the pool and that there was a young couple in the pool with 2 children who were to young to be potty trained and were in the water without pool diapers. They brushed me off. I don't think I would stay here again. Site not well kept. WiFi hit and miss. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Actually a lovely park with nice sites. There was even a fenced in dog park in the middle and a kiddie play area. Our site had a cement "patio" and table with umbrella. The ONLY problem I had was the price. $49 was outrageous for amenities that we were used to paying about $35. KOA has really priced itself out of our budget at most parks. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The only thing missing in this campground was a bigger view, however, everything else was much better than my previous stays at other KOAs. Campfire pits at most sites, except for the older part of the park that had only water and electrical hook-ups. If a campfire pit is important to you, make sure you request one when making your reservation. We stayed 2 nights to tour Battle of the Little Big Horn and then stayed again on our return trip home. Nice pool. Friendly staff. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Most beautiful full service RV park I've stayed in after 8 years of RVing. We had a level gravel site with water/electric/sewer/cable/wifi. We had a concrete patio with fire ring, picnic table, and two person swing under a large tree. Campground has heated pool and hot tub. Laundry facilities in the campground are excellent, big washers, big dryers, ironing board and iron. Breakfast and dinner are available daily in the campground during the summer and the food was good and the price reasonable. If you come into the park from exit 450, it's a quarter mile drive on a gravel road. If you come in from exit 447, however, it's 2.5 miles of good paved road. If this park was a little less expensive, I would have giving it a 10. I would stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice, well presented park but cannot see where the daily rate can be justified in Billings. We reserved a fullhook-up site but when we go to the allocated site there was no sewer. Returned to the office and changed to one of the dozen or so that did have sewer. Small % for a large park. As others have remarked the road to the park is terrible. Don't bother washing your RV or car. There are signs up for road work, but nothing being done. Would we stay here again - probably try Yellowstone River Park just down the same rotten road. Looked nice and probably cheaper. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Lots of big shade trees, grass, flowers, plenty of room between sites. We got a beautiful back-in site right on the banks of the Yellowstone River. This is the nicest KOA-both staff and facilities- we have encountered. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This camp was overpriced but the nicest park we've stayed at since our summer trip began in March 2007. Although out of the owner's control - we would have rated the park a 10 except the entry road is torn up and the gravel is rough, which is apparently under repair. The gravel site was level with concrete patios, swing set, and a table with an umbrella. We stayed for 3 nights and would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a very nice campground on the river, lots of trees. Very clean restrooms and showers, also a well stocked store. Spaces were nicely spaced leaving plenty of room. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This was a disaster. We pulled in and at first everything was fine. The employees worked with us when the site they had chosen was too small. Then came the winds. The wind started blowing like crazy. Debris was blowing sideways off the trees. Large branches were breaking off and hiting units; including ours. Within one minute there were three employees (2 in golf carts and one on a tractor) going around picking up all the branches and fallen debris. Clearly they were not surprised by this and were trained and well versed on this type of event. We pulled out of our spot and started driving around trying to find a safe place, out of range of the "missles" flying off the trees. The employee on the tractor directed us towards the patio sites. I backed it in there and went to the office to tell them where we were. I also told them I was not going to pay for an upgrade just to be out of danger in the park. They didn't argue. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 10 / 10 ]
July 2006
$35
Quiet park on the Yellowstone River. Great facilities. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed here a week and it's a great "hub" to visit the surrounding historical sites; Cody, Beartooth scenic hwy, and Bighorn Nat'l monument. It's a bit too far for Yellowstone. Very clean and has big upgraded sites for the extra cost. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Over priced. Otherwise a nice place. The city road to the campground needs work and is very narrow. I liked the patio with picnic table with umbrella and grill. Mini golf is $2 per person extra, we didn't play, thought it should be in with the cost. Did hear road noise in the morning, but none at night. Slept with windows open. We have our own shower and toilet in our trailer and use it, but I did check out the restrooms and showers. Their showers are smaller than the one in our trailer. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
A very nice, well maintained KOA park. Sites are spacious and well maintained. Patio sites are especially nice if your going to be there for a few days. Open air restaurant, offering breakfast and dinner, staffed by foreign students very reasonably priced. Food quality is excellent. Only negative is the road to the park. It is very rough and seriously in need of repaving. It was so bad that I drove down the wrong side of the road when there was no opposing traffic to avoid it. We would stay there again. (In fact we did on our return trip) We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park was great. Nice shade on the sites, fire rings at each site (which we don't see too often at KOA's) and patio furniture or porch swings. The hookups located nicely and they were easy to find in the dark. If all the KOA's were like this we'd stay in them more often. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
While the approach is nicely done, the e/w sites are expensive at $38 and have poor ingress and very poor egress. For some reason, they think they must water the sites until they are muddy. Makes no sense but they do it all day long. They have very expensive patio sites at $56/night which are nicely done but again the price is out of line. One can stay in a totally first class resort like Crown Villa in Bend, OR for less and have a much better total experience. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Typical KOA except in one respect. The campground had tight turns and impediments for a big rig, and the "river" that allegedly ran through the campground was bone dry. The one respect where this campground was different was that its "deluxe" sites were a total ripoff at $59 per night. They were gravel and basically no better than what you would expect at a $25-$30 per night campground. Would not stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Felt rate was high but it was summer season. Overall park very nice, staff mostly young, college/high school, but friendly. Laundry clean and we felt safe. Other campers around us friendly. Did not escort to site and had issue with just which one was ours, but once sorted out we had a nice large level site with huge patio close to laundry and camp store. Play area for kids made park quiet. The city street to the park is narrow, run down. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed here for one night on our way to South Dakota and on our return trip back to Alberta, Canada. What a beautiful campground. It was very well looked after. The washrooms and showers were clean and well stocked. The swimming pool and hot tub were wonderful. Our only disappointment was not being able to stay longer. We would strongly recommend this campground to anyone and will return on future visits to the States. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Pull throughs are long enough to keep your tow hooked-up, even with a big rig. Super sites appear shorter than regular sites. Good roads inside campground, although a lots of turns. However, the approach road to the campground, off the interstate, was full of pot-holes. Very helpful, friendly, and young staff. Good voltage & water pressure. Trees were trimmed and did NOT have any problems with low hanging branches. Stayed only one night, on the way to Yellowstone, but would plan to stay longer on next trip. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a nice RV park, park is very close to Yellowstone River. Roads and sites are
gravel. Park is clean and has a lot of nice trees. No road noise. Staff was nice at check in. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 8 / 10 ]
2003
$39
We have big rig, so called ahead to get site with no low tree limbs. Naturally, first site had lots of low limbs so went back for try #2. Got site with only a few low limbs to scrape the bus. Next day, had to find caretaker to come trim trees so we could depart. Deluxe site was nice but expensive and hard to get into (had to move the usual boulders). Don't believe them when they say all trees are trimmed to 14'. Staff in summer were European college students and were interesting to talk with at dinner bar-b-que and maintenance staff very helpful. Since we were there only overnight, can't comment on other amenities. Would stay here again as it is quiet and off the freeway. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 8 / 10 ]
2003
$28
Friendly staff. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Review Rating
[ 9 / 10 ]
2003
$35
Easy access from freeway. We found the campground staff helpful and available. The sites were very clean and well maintained. the campground store was well stocked. Scenic location on the banks of the Yellowstone river. Charged for pet, one downgrade. June 2003 36' MH We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 4 / 10 ]
2001
$28
my rating system 1-10 y or n, highway ez off-on 5, site ez in-out 4, dog-rated 4, site electric-water-sewer quality 5, passport america n, host friendliness 5, camp internal roads 4, nearest big city Billings We camped here in a camper.
OK for overnight, park is old; all sites back in. Not in a scenic area; park is not pretty stuck between two mobile home parks. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Overpriced for just an overnight. Maybe the pricing is better if staying longer. It is mostly pavement. Narrow sites. Not a camping location. In an industrial area which had a lot of noise. Probably would not stay here again due to cost, although it is open year round, which may be an advantage as so many place close in the winter. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The office staff are very friendly and helpful. The sites are level and paved, with an adjacent grassy area. There were a number of long term customers. We spoke with a few and they were very nice. There is a train track nearby, but the noise was not too distracting. There was a nice playground for kids. This is a nice park and we would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We were delighted with this park. All the sites are paved and they are all back-in, but backing in was easy even with our 38' 5th wheel. There was also plenty of room between sites. The staff was gracious, helpful and always pleasant. We stayed here twice in one month for a total of three weeks. Staying by the week significantly reduced the cost of the per night stay. We would happily stay in this park again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
At first this park looked high priced, but compared to the KOA at $60-70 per night, this was a bargain. Very well maintained with paved sites and plenty of room between you and the next rig. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Kind of pricey but nice back in spots with spots for cars between rigs. All asphalt and nice and quiet but you are in town. A nice clean park with full amenities. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We usually use state parks, not private parks. We were waiting two weeks for inverter repairs and were very happy with our stay. Sites are good sized, paved with good grass between sites. Bathrooms, showers, and laundry were spotless. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Decent sized sites. Good cable TV, Wi-Fi, electricity (and it was hot). Two laundry rooms, clean and functional. Location was good. Near expressway but away from the expressway noise. Perhaps most people wouldn't rate this campground this high as there are no children activities (e.g. swimming pool, mini golf, etc.), but for our purposes, it was very good. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Park could have gotten a higher rating but our roof mounted satellite dish would not work in site reserved even though requested when reservation made. Thought tree trimming would solve problem and park readily agreed to trim trees but still no signal. Park did have excellent cable TV reception, best we have ever had. Park is very clean, owners are in the park with you and very nice, best park in area. You are a little close to each other but not as bad as we have seen before. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Rate reflects Good Sam/Senior rate including taxes. All roads/sites are paved and fairly level. This is an older park in an old part of town but well maintained. There were some green grass for every site. Utilities were excellent and cable was good. When I tried to connect to the WiFi I got a message saying there was $1.50 charge. I thought it was free. Ended up using my Verizon MiFi. The staff was friendly and helpful. All shopping and restaurants are 1 exit down interstate. We would stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Overall, the park is a good place to spend a night or more. The RV sites are all back-in's, and it was a little confusing to tell where the dividing line between the sites was. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is the third time we have stayed at this park during the Christmas/New Year period. The park has served us well. For an overnight stop, the owner will allow a big rig to use several sites as a pull through. For longer stays, all sites require backing in. All drives and vehicles sites are asphalt. Sites are level and maintained well. The owner keeps the roads clear even in case of several days of snow. In winter, water hookups are underground in small silos at the back of the site. We used a 30' heated water hose that worked well with the underground faucet. The campground is located well for access to the city. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a well maintained older park with large paved sites and wide driveways. It would be hard to feel crowded in this park. Everything appears clean and well maintained. Their Wi-Fi is slow and has a 12 hour free limit. They do offer direct cable access in one of the laundry buildings. We would stay again if in the area, even though the price seems a bit steep. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
After reading the reviews on this campground we thought this would be a nice place to stay. We did not care for it at all. Check in was simple. No forms to fill out. We only had to give our last name and pay. The rate is high even with Good Sam discount for what is here. Train noise was awful. They were very long trains that ran constantly all night long. Road noise is loud during the daytime. We will not stay here in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.
At first I was concerned that this might be one of those extended stay CGs that also take in overnights. Not so, though there are about seven mobile homes on site the majority of the CG is for visitors and overnights. Very clean well maintained CG with a friendly staff. Only negative is that I thought $44 a night was high for comparable CGs but in retrospect these folks probably only have a six month season. We'd come again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a very nice older mobile home park with RV parking. I would have given it a higher rating except for the following problems. The toilet stools are suppose to be normal height, but they feel like they were made for very small people and kids. They should also be oblong, not round. Anyone in a wheel chair would have a very hard time getting into the handicap stall. Then, when you are taking a shower, you don't know from one minute to the next if you are going to get very cold water or very hot water. When some one is using the laundry facilities, the water will change as the washing machine starts up or when someone is flushing a toilet. The park is pet friendly but has no designated area where to take your pet for exercising or doing their thing. The people who work here and the owners are very nice and helpful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Nice park, level lots, all back-ins, paved streets with grassy area between sites, well-maintained, trees. Owner on site and very helpful as well as the staff. Very pet friendly. Will definitely stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great hosts at this very close to town campsite. Sites were not overly big but grassy with some trees. Washrooms were very roomy and clean. People were very friendly. There was a small charge for internet after the first day. We stayed here longer than we anticipated. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park is a nice alternative to the other more expensive parks in Billings: especially if you don't need a broad base of amenities. Sites are all back-in, paved and have a small area with grass. The park is clean and well maintained. The staff was exceptionally pleasant. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice clean park and wide aisles for backing in a big rig. Small amounts of grass between sites otherwise all is asphalt, which was nice. Easy access to Billings. Office was helpful and nice. The price seemed a bit high for no amenities besides a site. Also to walk the dog, we had a long walk from the back of the park, out to the street where he could be walked. I'd request a site closer to the road next time. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed during cold, snowy weather in December. Snow was cleared frequently. Provisions were made for water, sewer, electric, and cable TV to be available year round. This park is our place of choice to stay in Billings during cold weather. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed here on a trip out to California, and went to see Yellowstone making our stay more expended than originally expected. Also high winds came up when we were ready to move on, and had to extend our stay again. Owner was very accommodating and understanding. Always very friendly. VERY clean facilities. Easy on and off freeway access. Pet friendly. Very well kept grounds. Exceptionally clean bathhouse. Highly recommended if your traveling through Billings. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a nice clean park and well taken care of. Manager is friendly. Laundry room is clean and all machines worked great. Some folks stay for several months at a time. The cheapest park in Billings and we thought the nicest. Would absolutely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Clean and friendly park. Easy to find if you follow the map. Good park if you want to go shopping. The negative aspects, are this park is more like a trailer village with long term guests, so check ahead if there is space. I was lucky and got the last full services site. Park has little visual appeal. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We saw this park a bit differently than some of the other reviewers. It's in a rather rundown part of town - except for the new Cabela's nearby. And very noisy - unless you are accustomed to the near continuous whistles of trains, and planes taking off and landing. The gentleman that checked us in was very short and curt. He wasted no time, or words, getting the paperwork signed and getting me out of there. He issued several stern warnings not to center our levelers over the winter water connections. I think I interrupted his football game or something as it was Sunday! The site we were assigned was small for our 40 foot motorhome and leveling was a challenge. The back wheels were in gravel and the front wheels were on pavement. The site overlooked a trashy trailer park. The park uses the dreaded TengoInternet for wireless. The coupon issued is only good for 12 hours from the time you log on. The only nice thing I can say is that the park was clean. And, to me, expensive for the few amenities it has. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This was a very friendly campground. Everything was neat and well kept. Nice trees and level paved lots, with grass around. The staff was especially helpful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The campgrounds are close to downtown but it was quiet. The campsites are a bit close to each other and they are all back-ins. The restrooms felt a bit stuffy. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We stayed here 2 days. Very pricey for a basically a Wal-Mart parking lot, but that seems standard for Billings parks. The 12-hour consecutive WiFi for free is ridiculous for this money. Be prepared to hear the trains all through the night. The only reason to stay here is if you have to be in Billings for some reason. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The sewer and water connections were at the very rear of the site we were assigned. This made them very difficult to connect to. The rate is ridiculously high but unfortunately in line with the other campgrounds in the city. I would avoid staying there or any other place in Billings if at all practical. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Pretty nice park for a mid-city park. Well maintained with friendly staff. We just stayed here overnight and we're from only 2.5 hours away, but I would have been happy if I had picked it and I was from farther. Showers and bathrooms appeared clean, water was hot, and all of the services worked great. Good cable TV, and Wi-Fi signal. Wi-fi is free for 12 hours, and daily after that. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
If you need a quick stay at a reasonable price try this campground. Don't let the name of Trailer Village scare you away. However, there are some long term rigs; but most are very well kept. The park is owner occupied and run. Had difficulty getting satellite but cable and Wi-Fi work great. Walmart, Home Depot and practically any other major store you can think of, just 2 miles away and it's an easy drive. Very clean and the owners are constantly on site cleaning things up. We would stay here again, but only short-term due to the closeness of the other units. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This was a very convenient park for an overnight stay while our coach was being serviced at Cummins. The park is mostly asphalt with some grass behind sites or, in some cases, between sites. This is important for our dogs! Since the park is downtown scenery is nil. Aesthetics is important to us. The park was very clean, and laundry was good but was hot inside; no fans or A/C. Our site had a parking place next to our motorhome but we had plenty of space. Wal-Mart and other shopping is fairly close. We will stay here again for short stays. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a very quiet well kept park. The managers were friendly and helpful. The spaces are close together. All spaces are back in. We had a dog next to us that was never leashed as required by park rules. The dog startled us a couple of times by coming around the end of our trailer and barking and growling at us. Watering was done by hand set sprinklers and the man was constantly walking within inches of our windows when setting sprinklers. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Extremely nice. Wide paved spaces with place for tow vehicle. Extremely clean bathroom/shower. 12 free hours of Wi-Fi. Cable worked well. Good cell phone (AT&T) coverage. I heard a couple of trains, but they were in the distance so not a problem. Price is with a Good Sam discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very clean park. Sites spacious with level asphalt pad & grassy yard. Seperate space to park vehicle. Restroom/shower was probably the cleanest we have come across on this trip. Laundry was clean & all machines worked well & were fairly priced. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Cheaper than KOA, and also closer to shopping and Cabelas. Nice friendly managers and the restrooms and showers were very, very, clean. Biggest draw back: the park is usually over half full of full-time campers for construction workers. Never a problem, but you get a trailer park feeling when staying here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Fine place for an overnight, definitely a trailer park, but residents were fine with overnighters. No place to walk a dog. If you have to stop and want to see Billings then this will do and is a good location. Very friendly staff, no road noise. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A bit of a change from the traditional campground, more like a trailer park. For what we needed, just a one night stay over, it was perfect, didn't even have to unhook. Sites were freshly paved and level. Some full-timers in the park. All of them spoke and were friendly. Office opened up even for our late arrival. Cable and wifi worked great. Restrooms, showers, and laundry room were all extremely clean. Close to the interstate exit. Only drawback might be its location in an industrial park. Noise was not a problem. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
A good park considering it is in the city. No pull-thrus however. Pads are concrete and there is plenty of room. There is a train track fairly nearby, but it is not used as much as the one near the KOA, so it is a little quieter here. The park has some mobile homes, but they are not directly in the RV area where we stayed. There are also some long-term RVs, but they are better kept than some we have seen. Wifi worked fine. Lots of trees, but satellite worked fine. Very convenient to shopping and dining. We camped here in a Motorhome.
All paved access roads and pads, including a spot for tow/towed vehicle. Full hookups including cable tv. No tables at sites. Wifi is free for first 12 hours, runs consecutively, than 1.50 a day. We didn't use as our Verizon aircard worked great here. Some sites have trees which could be a satellite reception problem. Office staff friendly and referred us to the nearby visitor center for any local info. Is conveniently located off Hwy 90 and only one exit east of all the shops & restaurants, including Costco and Walmart. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Pleasantly pleased. Great little park. Lady in office was very nice and helpful. The restrooms were absolutely spotless. The roads and parking sites were paved. Nice trees and grass between sites. Looked like some long term people here, but all looked good. The train did not bother us as one review mentioned. It was not that loud. All back-ins, but not a problem for us. Number of large motorhomes here so that is not a problem either. The best deal in town. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Best value in Billings. Immaculate park. Immaculate restrooms. Sites separated by well-maintained grass. Very helpful management. Only negative is proximity to railroad tracks which are used frequently throughout the night! We camped here in a Motorhome.
This campground catered to very large motorhomes owned by seniors with all the extra amenities of cable TV, WiFi, etc. We were in a tent trailer so didn't need all the extras but still had to pay for them $31 The owner (woman) was nice enough to give us a Good Sam discount but the man in the office was very grumpy and didn't have any people skills...in fact he spoke quite rudely to me when I asked him a question. Bathrooms were very clean but hot (no air vents or a/c) Temp outside was 100 F and the bathrooms were close to that too! Sites were pad of asphalt and small patch of grass with one small tree between sites. Overall we thought it was very expensive for our needs... but if you are a big RVer wanting Cable and internet it's probably worth it. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
The park and owner are great! They would get a 9 by itself. The surrounding neighborhood is very industrial. Thus the lower score. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Campsites were very narrow with side by side hook-ups. When we extended our slides, there was just walking room between camping units. Sites were level. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed here over Thanksgiving 2012, and again over Easter 2013. Clean, well manicured, and well maintained park with mature shade trees and attractive grounds. Both visits were in the off-season so little contact with staff. No worries, self-check-in works great. We unhook our car to manuever our 43' bus through the narrow turns on arrival and departure. We will return again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Overpriced compared to similar sites. Park was not full so no problems with feeling cramped. Showers and bathrooms clean but not enough--had to wait to use. Nature trail to river is a plus. Staff helpful and friendly. Never could get on internet. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This park is a huge disappointment in its price range of $60/night. As a previous reviewer stated, we were packed in like sardines without any "yard" area at all, and the picnic tables were literally sitting next to the sewer hookups. What is unfortunate is this park has potential. If the spaces were larger, this could be a nice park; however, at a reduced price of about $49 per night. We would never stay here again and would not recommend this park for the price. Good Sam let us down with their rating on this one! We camped here in a Motorhome.
For $47.00 per night for a water and electric site I do not require luxury but warm water in the shower would be nice. The comment was "Oh yes, we have had complaints about that". They claimed to have handicapped accessible showers, but they were not even close, no grab bars or seats. The sites are just average, level gravel but tight. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very tight fit campground, hard to maneuver a 40 footer in here. Sites were level enough and nice surroundings but overpriced for the cramped sites in the park. Nice laundry area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a Good Sam Park. We were put in an open site with gravel. They are very small and crowded. There are a lot of rules listed. There is a pet run, but they do not provide bags or shovels to pick up after your dog. The Wi-Fi is very weak and sporadic. Too bad that a city this large only has 2 RV parks and they are almost beside each other. We camped here in a Motorhome.
If you enjoy being stacked in like cord wood, and want to know every time your neighbor passes gas, this is most certainly the campground for you! We were put in a row of RVs where there is not even enough space between them to set out chairs. I could easily reach out my front door and shake the hand of the neighbor next to us on one side. On the other side, the neighbors could see in our windows if we opened the blinds. I find this totally unacceptable while they are charging premium rates. We asked to be moved since there are some sites empty where we would have some space until someone came in. The request has been ignored. We only stay because we have to meet up with someone tomorrow. Then, we are out of here and certainly would never purposely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The worst campground we have ever stayed in, and I cannot think of a single positive thing to say about our stay. Looked like the owner has doubled the number of sites by putting two sites where there used to be one site making it very crowded. We were next to another class A, and we couldn't both put out the small window awnings because they would touch; didn't even try the large awning. We came back from a long day trip to find that someone had turned our breaker off (it wasn't tripped) leaving us with a very hot RV. We talked to the owner who showed no concern whatsoever about the incident. The previous day the main breaker had tripped on our road due to overloading so we can only suspect that our breaker was turned off while we were gone to conserve power for the rest of the row. Thank goodness we didn't have a pet. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Smallest spaces we have camped in; had to have picnic table at rear of site. For $71.00 I would expect a lot more than we got. RV's were parked patio to driver and no room for any tables. Will not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Pull-through sites are improperly designed, with double wide for two RV's. There is no way another could pull in next to us with our slides out. A 5th wheel came in to be assigned next to us and couldn't fit. Pet area was not clean; no grass area for our dog at our own site. Wi-Fi was good! We will not return. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The roads were paved and fairly wide, no issue with turning. The hook-ups were at the back making it difficult and needing really long water hose. There is a nice walking trail down to the river. The rest rooms were clean. We would stay again, but thought the price was high for what you were getting, especially since we did not have a sewer hook up. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Open in the winter which is an automatic winner - but only electric available. No water or sewer on-site during the winter. Showers and bathrooms are closed as well. But nice park with access to the river and a nice walking path behind the fenced dog area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Not from the Ritz and no amenities to reflect this price but there are only 3 RV Parks in Billings and this is the cheapest of the 3! We stay here because it is close to family...no other choice. Manager is nice. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Looked good at gate, but fell very short of a decent RV park. Questioned high rate but to tired to argue. Given incorrect directions to my site (no help from man on duty) but finally got in a very crowed slot. Had specified 50 AMP, site had 30. Power pole failed after about a half hour,had to use my neighbors. Beautiful park that looks like a dump because of so many old and dilapidated RVs. Very old bus conversion behind me that can only be described as ratty.Three motorcycles and a beat-up car parked by it. Several slots occupied by truck campers on stilts with no truck around. Loose dogs. I found that 90% of the slots were filled with transit and permanent workers from local construction projects and working at the local refinery. Three of these residents told me they paid $22 per night for the exact slot and facilities I was paying $52.70 for. Went to office and asked to talk to Owner or Manager. No one ever came. Left same request in note on the door of the office as I left. Not response. If you want to stay in a construction camp and pay way to much money, Yellowstone River Camp ground is your place. Other wise go to the KOA right next door. Would never go back. This park is on the way down and out. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very Very crowded !!!! We were in a pull through site with a motorhome parked next to us. There was no more than 3' between us. SCARY. This park is a block from a busy highway and therefore very noisy. Although the park is very nice with lots of shade trees, you can't enjoy it due to the overcrowding. If you are only staying overnight it works, but if not, you are pretty much stuck inside your RV. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park is way over priced. The sites for 50 amp, plus water and sewer, cost $54.00 and are side by side. We could not extend our awning as our neighbor in a 5th wheel was too close and both doors were facing each other. They could not satisfy us so we asked for our money back and they charged us a $5 fee. A complete waste of money. We moved down the road to another RV park and were pleased. I wish I had read this before we came to Billings. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I had planned on staying here long term. It is a VERY NICE rv park. The problems arise with overbooking, preferred treatment to other guests, and some unfriendly staff members (not all though). The owners were very unprofessional when trying to resolve issues, especially when it involved their family members. If this park was operated in a professional manner, it would be a great place! I will not stay here again, nor would I recommend it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The check-in was very pleasant but the sites are way too close together. Literally I could reach my arm out the door and just about touch the RV parked next to us. Very little privacy and too crowded. Also felt it was overly expensive compared to other RV parks in and around the US. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
RV parks in Billings are pricey; we stayed in both parks on this road. Even though the sites are close together, this park is shaded and well laid out. Good laundry facility. Excellent location, easy to get to downtown Billings for sightseeing and restaurants. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The pull-through sites are barely wide enough for one rig with slide-outs, much less two. To add insult to injury, the rigs are side by side on the curb side with no space between them. we had to move so both rigs could open their doors and only one of us had slides! There is about a five foot grass strip between the driver's sides of the spaces, but that is taken up with power, sewer, water and two tiny tables. I would not consider this as a place to stay even for one night! I'd rather stay in a highway rest area! Almost impossible for a big rig! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Pretty location in Billings but pricey for narrow sites and lack of attention to details. Hookups were not in the best location or state of repair. Overpriced for the location and amenities. Level sites with wide gravel islands but two rigs per gravel island made for a tight fit with small strips of grass between. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Overall, a first class park with excellent maintenance and all the amenities. The only downside for us was the daily rate. Even with the Good Sam discount the one night stay came to a bit over $50. Maybe the price reflects the fact that there is a KOA a quarter mile down the road, and we all know how overpriced KOAs are. But the park is an easy off the interstate and just a mile or two to downtown for eating and shopping. I gave it a 9 because of the price. Otherwise a 10. We camped here in a Motorhome.
OK for small rigs. Pull through sites barely have room for slide outs. Preference to long term residents. There is lots of grass, nice pet areas, and is kept up. But not big rig friendly. You can get in but you may not be able to get out. Would not come back. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The sites were too tight and crowded and seemed to be set up backwards with the gravel where the door of a camper was situated and plumbing and sewer where the grass was. We were disappointed to find the river that was at the end of their nature walk was dried up and wish the staff had told us that when we were being told of things to do while camping there. The container that held the garbage cans was right by our site. The door had a spring on it that caused it to slam shut with a disturbingly loud noise each time it was used. We felt it was too expensive for what was offered. We probably won't stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
RV parking spaces were extremely small and cramped. Very little, if any, space to go outside to sit during our stay here. Not more than 3 feet separated us from the next RV (both sides). Little, if any grass for pets at RV space. Pool was very small. We will never stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very clean and nice but very overpriced for the middle of Montana. A nice place to stop over. The showers were clean. There were full hook ups , a dog area, and a playground. Nice, but overpriced. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
The other reviews are correct. If I had remembered to check them before booking here I would not stay here. Our door opens directly to another trailer's door. All pull-thru spaces are double, facing opposite directions so there is no personal space. This might be good for overnight or if you're not planning to spend any time outside your space. Otherwise don't stay here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
I agree with all the previous reviews which state WAY OVERPRICED! We shared our space with a regular travel trailer and they were only three feet out the front door. There is NOTHING special about this park and should be passed by until they fix the parking problems and lower their prices. Camp store was understocked, especially considering the park was full and could have done a great business on concessions alone. Somewhat difficult to maneuver through the park with a large unit. Dog run okay for the smaller dogs, river walk okay but nothing really special. We would pass the RV parks by in Billings altogether next time and stay in the next town over. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed in this park for one night and had a very poor space. They are double spaces with no clearance between the rigs. The pads are dirt but fairly level. The utilities are located at the extreme rear of the space and hard to hook up to. The access roads are small and hard to maneuver around the turns. Lots of cottonwood trees causing fuzz into everything, including my AC inlets and window screens. The park was way overpriced for what they offer. There was only one good thing we found at this park, and that was the great fenced in dog areas. Pass this one by. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stopped in Billings, MT, on our way from Glacier National Park to Mt. Rushmore. The KOA was full so we decided to try the Yellowstone River Campground which was next to the KOA. From the check-in area the campground appeared nice, and they had a full hookup site available. Cost was $49 after the Good Sam discount but rose to $63 with 2 children plus taxes. As we drove to our site we discovered that each site was actually 2 sites with one rig pulled in one way and the other pulled in the opposite way. The sites were extremely small and left very little common space between the rigs in the site. We went back to the office and said we did not want to stay after seeing the sites but they would not refund our money paid just 3 minutes before. The sites were level, water pressure was very low, and the price we paid was outrageous for what the site offered. We will not return to this campground again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We paid $52.95 for a 'Buddy Site', a slot with a motor home neighbor. Our doors almost opened into each other. We learned to look at the sites before payment when paying this high price. During the rest of our 5000 mile trip we never paid this amount again. We will surely bypass Billings on our next trip. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This park has overcrowded sites. No privacy. Side by side for hook ups. TOO CLOSE together! Way too expensive for the location. Do NOT stay here! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Not a very good value for the money. $40 did not get us sewer or cable TV. Those would have cost almost 25% more. Restrooms were clean but offered only minimal privacy as the stalls and shower were separated by just flimsy shower curtains. Can see where the side by side configuration would make for very tight quarters when the park is busy. Will definitely pass this one by next time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Review Rating
[ 7 / 10 ]
September 2009
$46
I would agree with all of the reviews so far. We arrived at our site to find it occupied and the rig unattended. Had to return to office for reassignment. The next site was blocked by two picnic tables which we had to move. Someone was not paying attention to detail. Rigs are parked side by side in opposite directions. We had okay room between ours and the next rig but others were close. Wi-Fi slow to not available during peak hours. Really good cable TV, strong signal and 66 channels. The site was level. Probably would not stay here again. Price of $46 too high for us. It included the Good Sam Discount. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
A very pretty park, well maintained, and with nice amenities. The sites are side by side, but when we were there, the park was not full and they were parking rigs with an empty space between. There is a small fenced area for the dogs. The rules are written in a blunt fashion and made it seem unfriendly. The rate of $46.00 is more than we normally pay, and we would not stay there again because of that. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Back-to-back pull-through sites. Neighbor had to roll up his awning so I could pull in. Need to watch out when you are leaving. We had to pull back around the rear of the park to avoid two sharp corners we couldn't make with a long rig. In a nice location, but just too crowded, and too much money at $46/night. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This was a very nice, excellently maintained campground. While the sites were indeed side to side, they were more than wide enough to open slides, extend awnings, etc. The park was wonderful and a great place to stay with large trees shading each site. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed at this park for 3 nights and it was a nice facility. The only drawback was door to door parking for any larger unit. The sites were much too small to this type of parking, in fact you could reach out and touch the next camper it was so tight. The roads in and out were wide which made for easy in and out. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Agree with other reviews about this place being pricey. Price I am showing is the full amount before Good Same discounts and taxes. The pull-through spots are "side by side," agree with other reviews about the "chumminess" of the sites. Let's just say, the Travel Trailer next to me had to park their car under my awning. If you don't like the "closeness," take a back-in, you get a "smidge" more room. At my site, I had to use 30 feet of sewer hose. If you haver one of those surge protectors from Camping World, they can be used here. Landscaping was well taken care of. Laundry, showers, and restrooms were clean. Pool was only five feet deep, ok for children. Cable had a wide variety of channels. Wi-Fi was secured with a password. Once "non-use" is detected, the Wi-Fi automatically logs you out and you have to log back in. On check in, the park had a rule that you had to show picture ID (and they wrote it down). Even though the rule said "picture ID" they insisted on the driver's license. I didn't have an issue with showing it, I had the issue with them writing the license number down. I finally got them to consent to my passport, as I felt there was less potential for "mis-use of the information." We camped here in a Motorhome.
The price seemed quite high but apparently all the RV sites in Billings border on outrageous. Paid $43 after discount for pull-through with water and 30amp only. 50% higher than have been paying elsewhere. Park is beautiful and clean. Many trees. Hookups are placed where you must detach if you are towing. Also noticed that there are only a total of three shower stalls for each sex although the park has 136 sites - totally inadequate. A pleasant park but too expensive and short on some facilities. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 9 / 10 ]
May 2009
$42
Immaculate and beautifully landscaped, it is a pleasure to stroll through the grounds. Gorgeous view of the mountains. The owners have paid a lot of attention to detail and it shows. I will stop here again and would recommend it to anyone. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Sites are very tight, you better like your neighbor! You can hear the freeway and train noise. The park grounds are lovely, well maintained but the $43 price should include Wi-Fi that works at every site (it did not work at our original site), a pool and spa that have water in them (they were drained) and a whole lot of other amenities! Billings RV parks are a rip-off to say the least. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a very nice campground; lots of grass and a nice walk to the river. Laundry facilities clean. Trees and a pleasant and helpful staff. We stayed here 1 night. Would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Wi-Fi is good. Campground is spic and span. Front office people very nice and helpful. Cost is a bit high, but it is Montana. Campground name is a bit of a misnomer since you cannot even see the river from the campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This was the only park open within 40 miles, despite many hunters. The showers and restrooms were closed for the winter. The path to the river was also closed. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Sites were to narrow. With two motorhomes in the same site you do not have enough room to put up your awning. Grave pads. Not much grass between sites. If you were eating at the picnic table you were only 4'-5' from your next door neighbor. If we were to come back I would try to get a wider site as there are a few wider ones. We camped here in a Motorhome.
As previously mentioned, the tight sites and utilities placement are the major negatives for this park. Because the park is fairly full most of the summer, these cramped sites kept me from staying more than one night. Restrooms need to be modernized but the laundry is large and clean. Pool is too small for a park that has a lot of kids. I agree that that it is expensive for the accommodations. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Our rate per night reflects a monthly rate since we had an extended stay due to illness. This would be a great overnight park, but the sites are too close together and the hooks ups are not well placed for extended stays. The staff is friendly but mostly high school kids who know nothing about parking and directing RVs. They have WiFi, but cable TV is only available at the full hookup sites. Population is very transient. We would stay here again if ever in Billings. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We found this park to be just right for our needs. Nice level site with shade trees that we trimmed high so they did not interfere with coming and going. Friendly staff. We would stay there again if passing through. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Cost for most things including stay were too high. Seems they think they (with the KOA close at hand) have the market cornered. I am still waiting to here from them about something I have left there. A pretty nice place but I will avoid it myself because of the attitude and costs. We camped here in a Truck Camper.
This was one of the least people friendly campgrounds we encountered in 9 weeks of travel. One cause of our problem was the small sites sandwiching our small travel trailer between two bus sized motorhomes so close we could shake hands from the campers. The campground ad indicated they had cable TV, which was one reason we reserved here. No where did any ad indicate that cable was available only at full hookup sites, which we were unable to get. When we questioned the employee at the desk about the cable it was then we found out only the full hookups had cable. She then told us to hook up our satellite dish. If we had a satellite dish we would not care about cable. We indicated that our location between large motorhomes only allowed us to get one station with our antenna, and to that she again replied in a rude manner, "Well maybe it will be a good one." When we asked to speak to the owner/manager, we were told they would not be available until morning. In addition, the bathrooms were poorly marked. We would not stay here again. The price of $32 was high for just water and electric in a tiny space. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
According to Woodalls, the site width was 35 feet. What they did not say was that two rigs use the same site. One pointed north, the other south. As a result, our door faced my neighor's door. There were only 4 feet between us. There were no tables or grills (no room for them). We really were unhappy with the facility. The roads were paved with ample clearance. They have about 6 separate sites for big rigs, the regular sites will not accommodate anything taller than a 5th wheel or motorhome. We will not use them again. One of the poorest campgrounds we have been in. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Sites are 2-3 feet apart, utilities are poorly located (at end of site). Very strong
sewer smell in restrooms. Very expensive. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Review Rating
[ 7 / 10 ]
2002
$29
Exceptionally friendly staff. Access roads are good, but sites are narrow. Side by side hook ups with only one 50 amp outlet. FIRST COME FIRST SERVE. Very well kept grounds. Good nature trail to the river. Nightly rate is very reasonable when considering that the KOA just down the street is getting $47.00 per night. Overall, would return. We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 3 / 10 ]
2001
$22
My rating system is 1-10, and yes, no. Highway ease off-on: 5. Site ease in-out: 1. Dog-rated: 3. Site electric, water, sewer quality: 5. Passport America: no. Host friendliness: 7. Camp internal roads: 3. Nearest big city is Billings. Note: watch for narrow sites and projecting hidden obstacles. Can not enter site if neighbor's awning is up. Marginally ok for 36' motorhome. We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 7 / 10 ]
1999
$24
Grounds well maintained. Nature trail along the Yellowstone River. Friendly and helpful owner/operators. We camped here in a camper.