We chose this campground based on their website advertising "its historic setting along the scenic Yellowstone River." The map pictures tent campsites along the river. We were so excited about staying on the river before we had to leave Montana. The campsites are not on the river! There is a big brick barricade as the border of the campsites. The... More

We stayed in one of their Kabins. The kabins are cozy. The pool/hot tub and shower/rest rooms are very clean. The staff is nice and helpful. Very nice with all of the trees. We would stay here again. They have a BBQ place with reasonable prices. They offer breakfast~dinner and ice cream. The campground has two playgrounds and a Arcade.... More

As usual with KOA, this campground was wonderful. We stayed for 2 nights while in Billings for a music festival located in downtown. The location was great (only about 1.5 miles from the festival) and the site was clean, grassy and spacious. The bathrooms were spotless. In the morning, we had breakfast at the outdoor BBQ restaurant and although it... More

This is the first KOA (although moved from original site), which is pretty cool. The whole campground is well-groomed and fairly clean. Tent sites are only dirt for the most part and not worth the money. The Cabins are too close together with absolutely no privacy. Bathrooms and showers are the nicest we have ever had at a KOA. Cabins... More

We stayed one night at this KOA on our way to Glacier National Park. We're new to camping and this was our first KOA- a surprise to find out that it was the first KOA! What a nice campground! Our kids loved the pool, mini-golf and bikes. We took a walk along the river. I would have liked to have... More

We stayed in a travel trailer and had an enjoyable visit. We walked around the campground and down to the river.The dump sation is near the bathroom so washing up afterwards is easy. The bathrooms were clean and stocked with proper supplies. The staff was great and very accommodating especially Tyler. Thanks Tyler.

Advertised as the first KOA in North America, we couldn't pass up the opportunity to visit during our recent vacation en route to Thodore Roosevelt National Park. The campground is somewhat off the beaten track, nestled along the river making it a quiet and peaceful spot. The sites are adequate and flat, each with a porch swing and fire pit.... More

Very simply, Billings KOA - the first KOA ever established, certainly does the trick for providing clean environs, a decent-sized pool, tidy laundry and bath facilities, and a location just off I-94. The showers are microscopic, however, and the pool was murky. That said, it was in the mid-90s, so every human at the KOA was in the pool. Tough... More

We stayed here on the 4th of July on our way back from Canada. The campground was packed, but you would never know it. The grounds are beautiful with lots of big trees, a swimming pool, putt putt course & camp store. RV sites were decently spaced with trees, tables & porch swings. There was a campfire ban, so we... More