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Bozeman KOA
- 81123 Gallatin Road (US Hwy 191)
- Bozeman, MT 59718
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I-90 at Exit 298 at Belgrade. Then 8 miles south on US 191 (Hwy 85).
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2011 President's Award
KOA President's Award
Awarded to KOAs that meet exceptional quality standards and are recognized by their guests for outstanding service.
KOA celebrates 50 years! Come be part of the fun.
The Bozeman KOA is well-situated for enjoying many of Montana's attractions and is located just 8 miles off the interstate in a peaceful setting surrounded by mountains. A public golf course and fly fishing on the Gallatin River are both just five minutes away. Plan an adventure filled day trip to Virginia and Nevada City, two of Montana's historic ghost towns or visit the Lewis and Clark Caverns. Thirty minutes away you'll find Hyalite Canyon with hiking trails and four beautiful waterfalls. Ask us about local rafting and horseback riding excursions and don't forget to visit the Museum of the Rockies which boasts the world's largest T-Rex skull. Don't want to pay the high prices in West Yellowstone? Plan a day trip to Yellowstone National Park from our campground. Want to stay longer? Ask about a weekly rate. Just 40 minutes south you'll find fishing access located inside Yellowstone and just 82 miles south is the West entrance to the park. You can also stay at the campground and let the kids take part in the planned weekend activities, such as tye dyeing and cucumber boat races, or let them cool off in our pool and splash park and you can relax in the hot tub, which is a joint soothing 104 degrees.
Campground Amenities
- Splash Park (Memorial Day thru Labor Day)
- Military Clubs
- Tours
- Planned Activities Available
- Families
- Breakfast Wed. thru Sun. 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
- RV Clubs & Rallies
- Motorcycle Clubs
Campground Activities
Children's Activities
The Bozeman KOA hosts several summer weekend kid's activities such as tye dying, gold panning and a flashlight candy hunt.
Swimming Pool & Hot Tub
After a long drive relax in our heated outdoor pool. The little ones can cool off in our new splash park. With so much for our kids to do our hot tub is reserved for adults only. It's fun in the sun for the whole family.
Miniature Golf
The kids can try their hand at a round of putt putt golf on our 9-hole mini golf course. Clubs and balls can be checked out in our store for just $1 per person.
Ice Cream Social
We hold an evening ice cream social during the busy summer season from 7 p.m.-9 p.m. We serve Wilcoxson's Ice Cream which is Montana made and feature popular flavors such as Moose Tracks and Huckleberry.
Day Trips
Make the Bozeman KOA your home base and plan a day trip to Yellowstone Park, Virginia City or Lewis and Clark Caverns. Choose your adventure and enjoy some of Montana's natural wonders.
Kamp Breakfast June 17 - August 26, 2012
Breakfast will be served from7:30 a.m. til 9:30 a.m. Wednesday through Sunday. ($)
KOA Kiddie Kabin
A great little hang out for the wee ones. There are several activities inside our kiddie kabin to keep the little ones busy especially on rainy days.
Local Attractions
Horse Back Riding Lesson
Never ridden a horse before but want to know what it's like? Schedule a horseback riding lesson with Annie at anniehorse.com
Horseback Riding/White Water Rafting
There are several horseback riding and white water rafting outfitters located in the area. Several companies have joined together to provide a saddle/paddle package so you can enjoy the best of both adventures.
Museum of the Rockies
The Museum of the Rockies is home to the Taylor Planetarium, which offers live narrated tours of the night sky, and the Siebel Dinosaur Complex. The dinosaur exhibit is based on the research of Dr. Jack Horner, paleontologist and advisor to the Jurassic Park films. Visitors here can see the world's largest T-rex skull.
Virginia City/Nevada City
Relive the past when you visit these two ghost towns. The entire town of Nevada City has been restored to an open air museum capturing the flavor of an early day mining camp. Virginia City has the graves of outlaws hung by the vigilantes of the community. Ride the train from Virginia City to Nevada City and enjoy a wonderful performance by the Virginia City Players performing group. For more information visit, http://virginiacitymt.com.
Fishing
As the movie A River Runs Through It depicted, we are home to some of the best fly fishing in the world. The Gallatin River is just 5 minutes away and the Madison River only 20 minutes away. Visit http://montanaangler.com for more info on fly fishing in Montana.
Hiking
Enjoy hiking at beautiful Hyalite Canyon. It boasts four beautiful waterfalls with a 20 to 30 minute hike to each. For the more adventurous trailblazer you can hike the M, located at the mouth of Bridger Canyon, on Baldy Mountain. This hike will provide some great views of Bozeman and the M stands for....that's right, Montana State University. Visit http://www.bozemannet.com for more information on hiking trails in our area.
Skiing
Montana winters provide for some great skiing conditions especially in the Bozeman area. The KOA is located about 30 minutes from Bridger Bowl ski resort. Visit http://www.bridgerbowl.com for upcoming Bridger Bowl events and info.
Indoor Rock Climbing
The Spire Climbing Center is Bozeman's premiere climbing facility. It provides over 8000 square feet of roped climbing and bouldering. Please visit http://www.spireclimbingcenter.com for more photos and information.
Bozeman Hot Springs
Enjoy a therapeutic swim at the Bozeman Hot Springs which is located right next door to the KOA. The relaxing pools may be just what you need after a long day of skiing. Please note the Hot Springs are closed from sundown Friday evening to sundown Saturday evening. Please visit http://www.bozemanhotsprings.org for more info.
Roosevelt Arch
This arch commemorates Gardiner as the gateway to Yellowstone National Park. It has marked the North entrance road since Teddy Roosevelt dedicated it in 1903. Please visit, http://yellowstone-natl-park.com for more information on this and other YNP attractions.
The Lewis and Clark Caverns
Named by Theodore Roosevelt, the caverns offer a unique look at nature’s underground beauty. Located about an hour from Bozeman, the park offers guided tours May 1 through September 30.
Shopping
Some of the best shopping (and eating) can be found in the unique shops located in the quaint and historic downtown Bozeman. You can also shop over 65 stores in the Gallatin Valley Mall. Is there a little treasure hunter in you? We are just minutes away from several antique stores and don't forget the unique gifts and souvenirs found at our own Bozeman KOA gift shop. Please visit http://www.montanacampshopping.com for more info on a great antique shopping experience or visit http://www.gallatinvalleymall.com for more info on mall shops.
Golfing
Up your golf game surrounded by the Bridger and Spanish Peaks Mountains. Bozeman is just 10 minutes from from your tee time. Visit http://cottonwoodhills.com for more information.
Yellowstone National Park
Bozeman KOA is perfectly placed for an easy day trip to Yellowstone. Once there you can explore a world of geysers, hot springs, and a wildlife preserve unmatched anywhere in the world.
Upcoming Events
MSU Graduation
MSU Graduation May 8, 2012
Come Kamp & Care Weekend
May 11-12, 2012. Be there!
Farmers Market
Bogart Farmers Market
This market is a fun family friendly event where vendors bring vegetables, fruits, food, arts, crafts and more to share with the community .Dates: 06/05/2012 - 09/18/2012 Time: 5:00:00 PM - 8:00:00 PM Event Cost: Free
Gallatin Valley Farmers Market
Fun for the entire family surrounded by homemade and homegrown Bozeman items.
When: Saturdays, June – September Time: 9 am to Noon. Fees: Free Admission
Celebration Fireworks
Bozeman's 4th of July Celebration at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds is one of Montana's largest fireworks display The event, beginning at dusk, is filled with music, entertainment, car shows, great food, friends and fun. Be sure to choose the Bozeman Red White and Boom 4th of July festivities to celebrate the holiday. 7 pm to 11 pm for Fireworks
Gallatin County Fair
Gallatin County Fair is July 18-22, 2012.
Super Summer Sidewalk Sale
the Gallatin Valley Mall will be holding a Super Summer Sidewalk Sale (in some areas known as Crazy Days) July 12-15th 2012. Visit, http://www.gallatinvalleymall.com for more info on this event.
Rockin the Rivers
For three days every summer since 1999, the rapids aren't the only things that rage in the Jefferson River Canyon. Rockin'' the Rivers, an outdoor music festival in Three Forks, brings together rock legends and up and coming acts on two stages under the wide open sky. Dates: 08/10/2012 - 08/12/2012 Time: 8:00:00 AM - 6:00:00 PM
Sweet Pea Festival
The Sweet Pea Festival will be held August 3rd, 4th & 5th 2012. This is an annual festival and celebration of the arts. Please visit, http://sweetpeafestival.org for more info on this annual event.
Sturgis Harley Davidson Rally
Sturgis rally August 6th thru the 12th, 2012.
HATCHfest Film Festival
Bozeman will truly transform into "Bozangelos," as the HATCHfest Film Festival brings current, trailblazing cinema to the streets of this Montana town. Movies will debut around town featuring the work of students, professionals, unknowns and big names. Date: 10/04/2012 Time: 9:00:00 AM - 10:00:00 PM Website: www.hatchfest.org
Bridger Ridge Run
To meet the challenge and win over nature's trials, you must run the Bridger Ridge Run, probably one of the most rigorous races in Montana, not to mention the United States. Bozeman is proud of its famous mountain run, and offers any athlete to give it a try. For exact details on entry, registration and the race itself. http://www.winddrinkers.org/BRR/BridgerRidge.html
Bite of Bozeman
Dine outside right on Bozeman’s Main Street, enjoy live music, and taste the latest and greatest fare offered by Bozeman’s local eateries at Bite of Bozeman, held every August in conjunction with the popular three-day Sweet Pea Festival. Date: Wednesday, August 1st
Gallatin Speedway
Watch as amateur Street Stock, Super Stock & Modified race car drivers whiz around a 3/8 mile, semi-banked, clay oval track and burn rubber at the Gallatin Speedway, just outside of Bozeman, Montana, in Belgrade during the summer. Known for its loud, yet cozy atmosphere and family-related fun, Gallatin Speedway offers something for everyone. Gallatin Speedway holds races from late-May through mid-September. Friday night races start at 7:35 p.m.
Live Entertainment @ Bozeman KOA
FREE live concert Thursday, August 23, 2012 from 6:30pm to 9pm. Come enjoy some lively entertainment from Kenny and Colette Diamond, two local Bozeman, Montana artists. Kenny and Colette have a versatile library of rock, soul and country songs and can accommodate all audiences. Their extensive musical background has carried them all over the U.S. Visit www.diamondrockandsoul.com for a sampling of their music.
