Welcome to Billings KOA Holiday Campground!

Open for the season April 1st, 2024, make your reservations online
The world's first KOA is in a perfect location to stop along your way to Yellowstone or Glacier National Park or stay a while and explore all that Billings and the campground has to offer. The onsite Trailhead Adventure Golf provides fun for everyone. Of course, you'll find plenty of fishing, hiking and biking near the campground, or take a short drive to Pompeys Pillar National Monument, Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument or the Beartooth Scenic Highway. The family restrooms are comfortable and convenient. You'll find a variety of accommodations - from lodging with basic amenities to spacious Patio or Paw Pen RV Sites. Billings KOA Holiday has earned the IBCCES Autism Certification, enhancing accessibility for guests with sensory processing needs. You've made a great choice when you stay at Billings KOA! Limited services available in April and October. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend.

Where Is Billings KOA Located?
Billings, Montana, is a thriving city that serves as a gateway to Montana's many natural attractions, such as the Beartooth Mountains. One of the best ways to explore the city of Billings and experience the breathtaking local scenery is to book a stay at one of the many campgrounds near Billings, Montana. Stay at KOA to experience the wonders of Big Sky Country for yourself. Booking a stay at Billings KOA offers convenient access to many local urban attractions and a chance to explore the great outdoors. Billings KOA is in the prairie of Montana off exit 450 of Interstate 90. When staying at Billings KOA Holiday, guests can enjoy the convenience of easy access to the highway without the worry of hearing traffic from the interstate. Whether you are looking forward to a peaceful and relaxing stopover while enjoying some quiet time in nature or want an action-packed weekend while sampling the local nightlife, Billings KOA Holiday is a perfect choice. On this family-friendly campground with many unique amenities, you can be confident your entire family will enjoy the stay at KOA.

What to Do While Camping at Billings KOA?
Billings, Montana, has many fun and exciting activities. Learn more about the history of Billings at Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument. See various animals in their natural habitats at ZooMontana. Or, experience the untamed wilderness of the Yellowstone River Valley at the Western Heritage Center. The city of Billings has much to offer guests, from fresh food from the local farmers' market to a vibrant nightlife. Catch a Mustangs game at Dehler Park or a play at the Alberta Bair Theater. If you are looking for something after hours, you can head to Yellowstone Cellars and Winery for a tour or a live music night. There are also nighttime activities for the kids at the Billings Amusement Park Drive-in. Since the Billings KOA Holiday is near Yellowstone, campers have plenty of opportunities to reconnect with nature during their stay. Take a peaceful walk in DanWalt Gardens to learn more about local plants and flowers, or take a trip to Pompey's Pillar to see a 200-year-old piece of natural history. If you are feeling adventurous, you can also try your hand at whitewater rafting on the Madison River. When you stay at Billings KOA, you can easily access and explore many educational and exciting local attractions. Take a trip through history, learn more about the people who built Billings, enjoy many regional activities or spend the day in nature.

What Amenities Does Billings KOA Offer?
Billings KOA offers many amenities to ensure every camper has a comfortable and enjoyable stay. After a long day of hiking or swimming, enjoy a hot shower in one of the campground's many clean bathrooms or take advantage of the on-site laundry facilities. With a well-stocked KOA store available, guests can easily purchase camping essentials such as firewood or a thoughtful gift for loved ones at home with a wide selection of unique Montana-made gifts. If you need to catch up on some work before you begin your vacation or want to upload photographs to show others the great time you are having, Billings KOA offers Wi-Fi. Your furry friend can also enjoy the fun with pet-friendly campsite options. Many RV and Tent Sites and lodging options allow pets and provide access to KampK9®, a fun park where dogs can run and play while you relax on one of the many comfortable benches available.

What Site Types Are Available?
Whether you want to sleep under the stars in a traditional tent or prefer the creature comforts of home, Billings KOA has a campsite for every camper. From basic Tent Sites to fully equipped cabins, KOA is one of the most comfortable campgrounds in Montana. For those looking to go RV camping, Billings KOA offers Back-In and Pull-Thru RV Sites with full hookup options and a max Pull-Thru of up to 80 feet. Some RV Sites also feature an oversized concrete KOA Patio® complete with a porch swing, fire ring and table with an umbrella for a comfortable way to enjoy time outside by the fire. Billings KOA also offers Camping and Deluxe Cabins for campers. Get back to nature by staying in the rustic Camping Cabins, which feature single- and two-room options for campers looking for a traditional experience without a tent. For those looking for glamping in Billings, Montana, KOA also offers Deluxe Cabins with a full bath and kitchen. Both cabin offerings feature amenities such as picnic tables and a fire ring. Campers looking for an authentic camping experience can reserve one of the many Tent Sites available. Some Tent Sites offer a traditional camping experience, while others provide water and electricity. All Tent Sites feature grass pads, picnic tables and fire rings.

Book a Stay at Billings KOA Today
Explore the history and local attractions of Billings, Montana, during the day and spend your nights cozy by a campfire. Campers can enjoy a variety of experiences at Billings KOA while also having access to many unique amenities.

Campground Amenities

  • 50 Max Amp
  • 80' Max Length
  • Wi-Fi
  • Pool (5/27 - 9/4)
  • Kamping Kitchen
  • Mini Golf
  • Firewood ($)
  • Dog Park
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Ways to Stay

KOA Holiday

KOA Holiday Campgrounds

Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.

KOA Holidays Feature:

  • RV Sites with a KOA Patio®
  • Deluxe Cabins with full baths
  • Premium Tent Sites
  • Group meeting facilities

Latest Hot Deal

Care Camps Big Weekend

When: May 9 – 10, 2025

What: Stay at a participating KOA campground on May 9 & 10, 2025, and 50%* of the cost of the site on the second night will be donated to Care Camps!

Why: Your stay will make a difference in the lives of children with cancer, by helping raise funds for medically supervised pediatric oncology camps. These camps help children who have cancer enjoy care-free time focusing on fun, friends, and activities instead of on their illness. Funds raised from Saturday, May 10, will be donated to the Care Camps Foundation, which distributes $2 million annually to support 100+ pediatric oncology camps across the U.S. and Canada. Learn more at koacarecamps.org. * Only valid at participating KOA locations. Applies to one site, for two consecutive nights at the same KOA. Sites may be limited. Only KOA Rewards discounts apply.

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Local Area

Visit Billings

Known as Montana's Trailhead, Billings offers a rich cultural history, abundance of outdoor recreation and plenty of places to eat, drink and relax. From family adventures and shopping to historical landmarks and the Billings Brew Trail, there's something for everyone to experience in Billings, whether you're here for a night or a staying a while. 

Find your Billings adventure and forge your path. Download the Official Visitor Guide
Photo courtesy of Visit Billings.

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The Rimrocks

Experience the remarkable geological wonders of Billings, Montana at The Rimrocks, also known as the "Rims"! These breathtaking rimrock sandstone formations have withstood the test of time, dating back 80 million years when the area was part of the Western Interior Seaway.
As you explore the Rims, you'll uncover the remnants of an ancient shoreline, where sediment and sand from the vast seaway settled and formed deep layers over millions of years. Witness the incredible transformation of sand into the majestic sandstone cliffs that define the Rims today.
Not only are the Rims a marvel to behold, but they also provide fantastic hiking opportunities right at the doorstep of the city. Discover the beauty of Zimmerman Park, Swords Park, and the Four Dances Natural Area, all situated atop the Rims. Lace up your hiking boots and immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes and panoramic views that await.
Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a history buff, or simply seeking outdoor adventure, the Rims offer a captivating experience for all. Don't miss the chance to explore this unique geological phenomenon and discover the wonders of Billings' natural heritage.

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Beartooth Mountain Pass/Red Lodge

Enjoy the nation's most beautiful drive, and Montana's highest peak, on Hwy 212 over the Beartooth Mountain Pass. This scenic pass, beginning just west of Red Lodge, MT, winds its way up to a lookout at almost 11,000 feet high. Red Lodge possesses all the charm and uniqueness one would expect of a small alpine town nestled into the Beartooth Mountains. This historic mining town is full of antique and western stores, boutiques, fine dining, nearby hiking and outdoor recreation.

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Pompeys Pillar National Historic Landmark

The epic exploration of the wild west was the 1804 - 1806 Lewis and Clark Expedition. Retrace their tracks at Pompeys Pillar , where William Clark carved his name into this sandstone lookout rock, the only remaining physical evidence of the expedition. Steps lead to Summit View Visitor Center.

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Campground Awards and Programs

  • Certified Autism Center Badge