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Livingston / Paradise Valley KOA
- 163 Pine Creek Road
- Livingston, MT 59047
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From I-90 Exit 333, 10 mi S on Hwy 89 toward Yellowstone Park. Turn L on Pine Creek Rd, 1 1/4 mi to KOA. From Yellowstone Park take Hwy 89 N to Pine Creek Rd between MM 43 and 44. R on Pine Creek Rd, go 1 1/4 mi.
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It's winter in Montana. Although our store is closed we have open bathrooms and cabins and cottages to rent. Call or stop by house to register.
At the foot of the Absaroka Mountains along the shady banks of the Yellowstone River. Towering cottonwoods shade this mountain country KOA along the Yellowstone River. You are never much more than a long cast from KOA's 500 feet of frontage on the Yellowstone, a blue-ribbon trout stream. If you lose your favorite fly, replace it at the campground store! Livingston boasts a fly-fishing museum, art galleries and antique shops. Find outdoor activities in every direction. Don't miss a visit to Yellowstone National Park, 40 miles south. Your hosts can arrange raft trips on the Yellowstone or horseback rides and direct you toward great hikes in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness Area.
Meet Your Hosts
Family is what it's all about for owners Diane and Terry Devine.
They purchased the campground in 1990 in order to have a career that would allow them to work together and with their children.
"We didn't want to have to go back to school, and we wanted to continue to live in this area and enjoy this beautiful valley," says Diane. "And we wanted to be able to enjoy our five children while we can."
Terry has a college degree in agriculture, and Diane's degree is in botany. In the winter, you'll find Terry logging timber in the mountains, while Diane enjoys some painting and photography.
"We treat our guests like family," Diane says. "We love to make improvements to the campground and see how our campers react to our efforts."
Campground Amenities
- Deluxe Kottages with kitchen and bathroom
- Shady Sites
- Families
- Catering on-site by the campground
- Guests are provided various breakfast entree options at a full service, sit down meal
- Standard Kottage(s) (include toilet and sink)
- Planned Activities Available
- Motorcycle Clubs
- Catering on-site by a local caterer
- Fishing (Valid Montana Fishing License Required - these are sold at the Campground)
- RV Clubs & Rallies
- Self-service, convenience foods offered
- Food prepared by staff for consumption by the customer at their site or in outdoor seating provided by campground
Campground Activities
Fly Fishing
We are located along the Yellowstone River, a Blue Ribbon Trout stream. Purchase your Montana state fishing license and your favorite hand tied fly in the KOA store. Or stop at Dan Bailey's or George Anderson's world famous fly shops in Livingston on your way out to the campground. The KOA is also within driving distance of several other great fly fishing rivers.
Hiking
Livingston/Paradise Valley KOA is located just 4 miles from the Beartooth Wilderness area with miles of hiking trails.
Horseback Riding
Located 2 & 4 miles from the campground, wranglers will take you on horseback for a scenic mountain trail ride.
Rockhounding
Birdwatching
Birding people say they have counted more than 44 species in a weekend on and round the campground.
Pancake Breakfast
Mid-June to mid-August we serve breakfast outside under a covered pavilion. Listen to the birds sing while you have your morning cup of coffee!
Sunday Chapel Service
Between Memorial Day Weekend and Labor Day Weekend we offer a morning and evening chapel service lead by pastors from local churches. Come out and sit on the logs under the trees and worship with fellow believers.
Ice Cream Socials
Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:00 we serve Wilcoxson's ice cream, made in Livingston, out at the playground. Come join the fun.
Indoor heated pool.
Rain or shine come and enjoy our indoor heated pool!
Local Attractions
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone River is a blue ribbon trout stream (we have river frontage), nearby Spring Creeks, Madison and Gallatin Rivers are all popular fly fishing areas.
Yellowstone National Park
We are 43 miles from the north entrance.
Chico Hot Springs
This attractions includes a natural hot spring and a four-star restaurant.
Museum of the Rockies
Archeological digs, dinosaurs, history of Native Americans in the area and Yellowstone National Park.
Absaroka/Beartooth Wilderness and National Forest
Hiking, hunting, horseback riding.
Highway 89 Scenic Byway
Beartooth Scenic Highway
Fishing the Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
Museum of the Rockies
Absaroka/Beartooth Wilderness
Paradise Adventure Company
This company provides horseback riding, scenic raft trips and whitewater rafting adventures.
http://paradiserafting.com/
Upcoming Events
Pro Rodeo & Fireworks Display, Livingston - July 2,3, 4
August Sweet Pea Festivals - Three days 1st week in August
The Sweet Pea Festival includes a parade, food festival and art in the park.
Ice Cream Socials
Sunday Evening Chapel in Outdoor Chapel
May - Aug
Pancake Breakfast
Served in the open air pavilion from mid-June to mid-August.
