They were going to get 5 stars until... About 6am there were 2 cars with homeless people in them. One had a blonde lady in a puffer jacket that tried to get the code to the bathroom by asking everyone she saw, including me and my husband. Eventually someone let her in. There was another junky car parked nearby that also clearly didn't belong there. So I was happy to be leaving because otherwise felt like my stuff would get stolen if I didn't watch it closely as we were packing up. I had called the "after hours" number twice about the lady before she got in but was directed to leave a message each time. All that said, I felt safe until then. The bathrooms and showers were clean and also plentiful. We played the mini golf there, which was free. We walked down to the Yellowstone River, which was steps away. It was stunning with lots of cool rocks. The one-room cabin was good. A code to get in, which was nice. Air conditioner and little fridge and desk with chair. Bunk beds and also another (full size?) bed. The curtains were good at blocking out light. The little shop had coffee in the morning but like all other koa's not until 8am. We had a fire pit at our cabin. I recommend this place but watch your belongings and don't let vagrants in the bathroom. read more

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Tight sites, on top of your neighbor! Concrete curbs on each side and our trailer is small, almost touched the wheels on both sides. You have to walk on your neighbors side to hook up water and electric. Our site #32 had no sewer. Felt like a packed sardine and bees everywhere. Book that the Yellowstone RV Park instead as drove thru and wider sites and much nicer park. We will book there next time instead. Avoid this KOA if you can, we won't be back. read more

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I do not have enough good things to say about this place! It is 10 out of 10! Our van broke down and we had nowhere to go, rolled in at 3 AM. Picked an open spot and then went to talk to someone in the morning. Every single person who works here is incredibly kind! They were helpful, figuring out how to have us hold a reservation for as long as we needed to not knowing if the van would get fixed. They also gave us great recommendations for mechanics. The campground itself has everything you could possibly want! A great playground for the kids, a huge dog park for your dog. I really nice pool that's heated. A miniature golf course! But it's also steps from the river for plenty of outdoor adventure. I seriously couldn't have asked for more , while I spent most the day with the kids while my husband was at the mechanic trying to fix our car. Also, everything is so well-maintained! Looks like they do fun activities as the summer progresses! if we ever come through Billings again we will stay here. So grateful to have found this place in our time of need! read more

Billings KOA - Campgrounds Near Me - Billings, Montana

The staff made no mention of the recent issue of high theft. When we had a $600 electric scooter stolen and brought it to their attention they said everything had to be approved by corporate and they wouldn't approve getting a gate or putting up a sign warning people if the high amount of theft they've had recently. No cameras either even at the entrance. The campground was nice but not a great area and they are both not doing anything to prevent crime or warn about crime. read more

This is an excellent KOA. It has a nice little mini golf course in the middle of the plat. One might think it would be a noisy place to visit if it is proximity to Billings, but the reverse was true. It's quite quiet here. Excellent service and support facilities. read more

After a mix-up with the neighboring campsite, KOA quickly accommodated us with a spot that same day. The cashier was extremely helpful, answering our questions about the area, as it was our first time in Billings. The bathrooms were clean and conveniently designed as individual shower-bathroom combos, which we appreciated. The campgrounds were quiet, clean, and well-maintained. We would definitely stay here again. read more

We intially did not plan on staying here, but instead next door at the Yellowstone River RV and Self Storage. We had called and they told us that we could stay there even with a tent. When we got there to check in, they told us it was RV's only. Thankfully the KOA was right next door and we were able to quickly and easily get a site. At this was in October, it was pretty empty which was nice, we were able to get a RV spot since the tent sites did not have power. Sites were clean, and bathrooms were fantastic. Big, clean, and decently hot water. The representative at the front was extremely helpful and we really enjoyed our stay. They had a bunch of little amenities, although it was too cold to experience, they looked like fun things. Big space too, I'm sure this is busy in the summer time. read more

Bait and switch at its worst! In the advertising, they picture a pretty campsite neatly covered with fine gravel, with a swing and a "sidewalk" edge. What we got was a mud hole on the back of the property! Also, the "amenity fee" is added whether or not you want to use the amenities (mini golf, playground, pool and hot tub (that were closed)). Single night campers should always be able to opt out of amenity fees because you're obviously just stopping to sleep. Never again, KOA! read more

No laundry when we were counting on it, water turned off in the morning when we needed to shower and never even offered a discount of any sort for incomplete facilities. Also, inexperienced staff telling us we can reserve a site prior arrival when we can't. Great looking campground but Will never come to this campground again. read more

This KOA is glamping all the way. Doris at the office was friendly and efficient. They have a doggy park, miniature golf, swimming pool, a toddler playground, an ice cream stand and the bathrooms are amazing. They have individual unisex bathrooms with private showers and lots of hot water. The entire bathroom is tile and as nice or nicer than some residential bathrooms. read more

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The place is a perfect camp area, but... We came here because we work online and they promised high speed internet. Actual rates like 30.6kps, 223 kps, 667 kps, you see where I'm heading here... occasionally it would jump to 2 mps and once I saw 7 mps, but it was never even stable. So if you actually need the internet to work, when you call about it Dustin is happy to let you his is working fine, but that's all. So please read this is a pretty and clean campground, if a little close to each other for my taste, but the internet was not good for any of the two days we were here. read more

My wife and I are new to RV-ing, but after 10 days of staying in a wide variety and locations of RV parks, I am happy to post a 5-star review for the Billings (MT) KOA. The facilities and the grounds throughout the park are spotlessly clean. The staff in the store/office were exceptionally helpful. There are so many things to do while in Billings, but the campground also offered fun: they have a mini-golf course, a large dog park, a playground for toddlers, a small pool, and even an ice cream stand in the evening. Being that we stayed there on the 4th of July, there was a cute parade of little kids on their bikes, with decorations provided by the campground staff. The unisex bathrooms and shower rooms were cleaner than many hotels I have stayed at. When we return to Billings, the ONLY place we will stay will be the Billings KOA. read more

Where do I start: expensive 1. The check in staff were not friendly. 2. Pool drained and unusable with no notice to customers. 3. Nickel and dime you for EVERYTHING! Guest fee (after you have paid 200$/night)...ice cream...laundry 4. Wobbly faucet 5. Noisy toilet 6. And worst: the CONSTANT landscape maintenance with gas powered lawn mowers, blowers and weed eaters! It starts at 9:00 am and goes on through 5:00. EVERYDAY!! We will NEVER come back. read more

We stayed here one night on the way to Texas. The park is nice with lots of amenities. The kids park and pool looked great! They also had a mini golf course. We didn't use anything but the park was clean and everything looked well maintained. We didn't find a dog park and needed to let our dogs run around since they were in the car 10 hours but that was the only negative we had...everything else was great. read more

Billings Montana KOA is the first KOA in America. It was a beautiful huge park nestled in a residential neighborhood. Check in was smooth and quick. Large nice store to browse later. We had a deluxe patio site and boy was it nice!! One of the nicest one I've been fortunate to have. The pictures will tell the story!! Just enjoyed walking around and seeing the awesome putt putt course as well the beautiful scenery surrounding the park. Even met some new friends on site. They also offer breakfast and dinner at Pistol Pete's. The BBQ rib dinner was delicious. The sauce was the secret to the success of the ribs. The dinner came with BBQ beans, potato salad and texas bread. Good deal!! Throughly enjoyed our time there. Very relaxing and pleasant. Overall, a very nice atmosphere to relax on our journey. read more

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First of all, I'm not a fan of KOA. Most of their campgrounds are run down, dirty, dusty, tight spaces etc. not this one. This is the nicest KOA (except for one in Cranbrook, BC) we've been to. And we've been to a lot of them. Roads are paved and clean. Nice miniature golf course when you enter. Super nice K9 park for your four leggeds. We chose a larger pull thru patio site and it was very nice. The only downside was, we arrived during a thunderstorm, so everything was drenched. But we would definitely stay here again if we're back in the area. We have a 41' motorhome towing an F150 and there was plenty of room for our rig. read more

I stayed there last week when I was driving through. It's on the expensive side for sure -- it's only $5 cheaper to pitch a tent here than to stay at the Motel 6 in Billings, so it's really a matter of personal preference/ travel style. Their responsiveness for the after-hours phone number seems to have changed, and an employee greeted me and showed me the way to my campsite this time. Decent, basic tent site, no frills but no problems. One thing I appreciated was that instead of the standard grungy campground shower stalls and bathrooms they had individual, private bathrooms AND shower rooms, that locked and were clean! That was a pleasant surprise. The campground was easy to navigate my way around, although the showers were not clearly marked with any signage. I was still a bit put off by the price, but if you're spending the night in the area, this is a decent option. read more

The camp is incredibly pretty, has a great mini golf course and dog park, and some of the sites have gorgeous red concrete patios and swings. However, when asked about sites, all of the deluxe sites are taken, even when empty, and the narrowness between the other sites is very tight. Lastly and more importantly, they advertise high speed internet, and if we got over 900kbps we were lucky. I couldn't work on the premises, without it kicking me out of zoom meetings. Not the place to stay if you like bigger spots and decent WiFi. When I asked the front desk about the internet, Dustin told me his was working fine. read more

We made our reservation while on the road; i.e., when it was too late to cancel. We only wanted an overnight stay, and so we looked for 50 amp service, but otherwise, chose the cheapest spot we could find on the app reservation system. When I received the confirmation, I was shocked to find they'd tacked on a $10 "amenities fee." Upon arrival, I disputed the charge and was told it was for wi-fi, hookups, etc. In other words, for the things that would nearly *always* be included in the price at a KOA, we were charged extra. The electrical hook-up was in poor repair, but it worked. There was no sewer. The park is nice enough, but my gripe is about dishonest pricing. If the price is $10 more than what is listed on the app at the time of reservation, then show it that way. Don't show one price, and then charge an extra $10. Will definitely not be back here. read more

Beautiful park and amazing shower facilities. When we arrived, we told the office we are very new to RVing and don't back in well. Dustin offered to back us in and didn't know what he was doing. As a result, he jackknifed our vehicle and TT and our truck is now dented and we need to replace the bumper on our truck. Every park we have been to, it has been their policy to help you into your spot. To add insult to injury, Dustin just walked off after he saw the damage. read more

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Great place! Very clean, staff is friendly. RV spots are big with lots of grass and tall trees. Love it. Clean laundry room. I would have giving them 5 if the pool was open. read more

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Arrived 15 minutes early in my RV and was told early check in fee was $20.00! Told the young lady I'd wait it out in the RV and was instructed it was hazardous to leave the RV in front of the office! Total charges after tax $21.60 basically a 20% surcharge for arriving 15 minutes early. Now keep in mind there was not a lawn crew or clean up crew at the site as it was ready to go. Horrible decision made by a front desk clerk. read more

We have a reservation for the Billings KOA for tomorrow night, and really wanted to be able to visit and stay there. But there is a severe wind advisory for most of Wyoming tomorrow and so we cannot safely travel with our camper across the state to get to Billings. The Billings KOA was not sympathetic and not at all caring or kind. They just keep stating policy that we lose all our $, since the cancelation is less than 48 hours. It has taught us the lesson to avoid KOAs and this campground in particular. A different campground for tonight was kind and issued a refund. But not the Billings KOA. So unless you have the powers to change the weather, I recommend avoiding this campground and KOA. read more

Worlds first KOA! It was a great experience. They have a pool, hottub, mini golf, basketball goal all included in your amenity fee. During the summer they also have an ice cream station right on site. $4 ice cream is what's for dessert. The community restrooms/showers are some of the nicest I've seen at a KOA. read more

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We made a reservation here. My pickup broke down in Nephi UT making it impossible for us to reach the campground. Not two hours after making the reservation, we called to cancel. The KOA still charged us $88 and called it a cancelation fee. We USED to stay here on occasion, we will never return. And if all other KOA's are this way, we will never stay at another. Call it a bridge burned. read more

Stayed overnight. It's ok for that but not extended stay for larger Coachs. Sites are tight n almost slide to slide. It is clean and well kept but only a few sites have sewer which they charge 100$ per night. No sewer was 60$ all in. Water cable and electric were fine. Would we stay again? Overnight only. read more

Top notch campground. Seems like we spent the whole summer here and enjoyed it so much! The staff is friendly and helpful, the grounds are kept up very well, the showers and bathrooms are extremely nice and always clean. There is a playground with lots of room to run for the kids and a nicely kept dog park. Pool and hot tub are a great bonus and also kept very nice. Ten minutes from Walmart and all other necessities. If you need to stop over in Billings for the night or looking for a nice quiet place to RV this is the place for you! read more

This is a comfortable and clean KOA park that also happens to be the first ever RV Park and located in Billings Montana. It's cozy location lends itself to a retreat like atmosphere with all the bells and whistles you can imagine. Aside from the added luxury of porch swings at many of the RV spaces, you can also enjoy patios on some areas with full hook-ups. The entire property has a wide variety of spaces and is a popular campground for RVs, cabin campers, and rent dwellers. The office staff is relatively friendly if not a little aloof, which is one of the reasons this review is four instead of five stars. On one occasion, o stopped in the office to ask if they had outgoing mail, was told yes, but the office clerk said nothing else and just stared at me for a number of uncomfortable seconds before I said, "Where do I put the outgoing mail?" She was a little put out and said, "Well, you give it to me." It was weird. The maintenance staff clearly performs their jobs and are friendly and attentive. They clearly help maintain the President's award status given to them by KOA. My husband and I returned after 8:00 p.m. one evening and maintenance came to greet him as he walked back out of the camper to the truck. Maintenance definitely had not seen us enter our camper but said they are deployed when the are notified (presumably by sensors) that someone enters the campground after hours. This is a great benefit to campers and we appreciated it. There is a small dog park but also ample walking area and easy access to the Yellowstone River which huh butts up against their property. For human and canine visitors, this is a huge benefit but definitely at your own risk. I visited the river beaches and banks frequently. The campground is within a mile from a local paved bike and running trail and about six miles from the Zimmerman Trail and Rimrocks if you care to trail run or hike, and, yes, if you have the gumption and want to, you can get their via the paved bike path. On site again, you can shoot hoops on a small b-ball court, enjoy a game room, or swing on the swings I. The good sized park. Everything is in great condition. The park's pond is manage and was very low when we visited. Full, it is probably a nicer amenity. Low and churned with a water fountain situated in the side of The bank (presumably for ease in maintenance), it wasn't quite as lovely and relaxing as you wish it were, but early morning and evening walks will produce numerous frogs fleeing from the banks as you walk by. The many trees offer a beautiful setting and plenty of shade. Pistol Pete's is the restaurant on site that serves breakfast and lunch for part of the year. Although we did not eat there, it seemed most popular for breakfast and had a number of outdoor table with umbrellas. All in all, and for $36 per night, we were very happy. There are other KOA Kamps that tout the president's flag that do very little to maintain that status and let is quickly fall to the wayside. KOS Holiday in Billings, MT is a great representation of KOA quality. read more

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This is a solid KOA! I've paid more for less at KOA. The staff are very friendly and hospitable. They offer BBQ and ice cream and the camp store was well stocked. The grounds and pool were all clean and well maintained. Our site was small but had grass and shade. Close to downtown. I would stay again when in the area! read more

Excellent campground. Very kid friendly with all kinds of activities. Quiet beautiful site with trees concrete patio fire pit picnic table and swing Very very clean restrooms Really friendly staff. Amazing disabled veterans discount. Highly recommend. read more

Outstanding KOA, it was the first one ever started. I wish all the KOAs would follow them. Staff very helpful and friendly at the front desk. Clean sites, close together, but campers are friendly :) read more

Very nice and roomy, well maintained and great activities. Would have rated 4 or 5 stars if there would have been more shaded areas in the tent sights. The one we were in had no tree and was in the sun from sunrise to sun set. read more

One of the best campgrounds I've ever been to! What a blast. They have an awesome mini golf set up right as you enter the campground which far surpasses any others that I've seen. My husband and I came in rather late so we didn't have a chance to play and we have been regretting it! Woke up in the morning and did laundry which had all newer machines and a very nice area to do so. Bathrooms were really clean and PRIVATE (as in one toilet/shower/sink per room, my favorite!). My only complaint is that there were a ton of wasps and my husband got stung but that's anywhere this time of year. The hot tub was super nice and no one else was in it at 8am so we really got to enjoy the peace and quiet. They also upgraded us to a piull through patio site when all we paid for was a back-in w/e because it was open. Would absolutely come back. read more

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Very nice! Fun to see the original KOA too. Great store and the grounds are very nice. Surprised to hear all the locusts but it's like white noise read more

The claim to fame is that it is the world's first KOA. We were only here for one night in May 2021 but we were very comfortable. Sites are a little close but not too bad. The river is beautiful. Easy access to go into town for a good meal. Nice clean bathrooms and good wifi. Would come back read more

Awesome campground! The staff at the front office was nothing short of fantastic. They were always so helpful and friendly each time I stopped in. The camp sites were very clean and easily accessible. The showers and bathrooms were very clean, probably some of the nicest I've seen on the road in a while. The internet worked great, which was nice for someone who is working on the road right now. I was very impressed with how well it kept up throughout the day! Will definitely be back again! Thank you very much! read more

PRETTY KOA The first thing you see driving up to the office is a beautiful mini ferry boat and waterfall in the miniature golf area. There is also a pretty gazebo in the middle of the KOA. We stayed in one of the cheaper cabins ( without a bathroom, fridge,etc). Even though we stayed here in the middle of July it didn't feel overly crowded (unlike the Missoula KOA we'd stayed at the night before). PRIVATE BATHROOMS! Separate rooms for each toilet with a sink. Each shower room also had a sink and toilet. (unlike the Missoula KOA where you're squished in tiny shower stalls with skimpy shower curtains). While we were leaving, a single deer on the right side of the road, showed up - this happened twice while staying here- we joked about it: "and...cue the deer." Like I said, pretty KOA. read more

I'm very sad to give a low review to this place. The grounds are very well taken care of. Pool is big and nice. Hot tub looked good. Playground was awesome and the bathrooms and showers were amazing!! Unfortunately, there were two huge problems while we were there. First, the mosquitoes were out of control. I can take a fair amount of mosquitos. I don't even mind standing guard with our mosquito racket. All campgrounds have mosquitos but this was nothing like I'd ever seen. There were huge swarms of them...thousands. We needed up having to take cover in our camper. It seemed to be worse toward the back of the campgrounds. Second, our friends stayed at the front of the campground near'ish the dump site and the sewage smell was very bad. I know these things are difficult to control. Thankfully we just stopped through for the night. read more

Beautiful KOA with lots of fun things to do! The kids loved the mini golf course - actually the best we've seen so far on this trip. The bathrooms / showers were the best. Individual rooms for showers and bathrooms. Not just a general area with curtains. It was amazing!! Nice little shop with everything you might need and souvenirs. read more

HATED THIS PLACE. Dont get why people like staying here . It would be a great place to bring my kids if I was A,dead or B, If my kids didnt disown me read more