Very nice RV park, tucked right along the Boulder River with a small creek running through the…read morecenter of the campground. Some of the riverfront sites are truly lovely -- peaceful, scenic, and exactly what you hope for when camping near the water. The little store is handy, and the shower houses and laundry were impressively clean. I do think the price runs a bit high for what you get. Also worth noting: the fishing pond is no longer there, though with that amazing river flowing by, you may not miss it. Con: It's a bit of a drive off the highway, so plan for that extra time. Overall, a beautiful spot if you're looking for a quiet river setting and don't mind paying a little more for it.

This campground is much improved from when it had two ponds and lots of insects/mosquitos. Lovely…read morecreek and trees. Nice place to walk. Quiet and easy access. Level sites. Very well maintained. Nice, helpful staff. Online reservations and open year round. Quaint shops in Big Timber and the Big Timber Bakery are a plus. Several options for food and drinks in Big Timber. The Natural Bridge in Gallatin-Custer National Forest is just outside of town - and worth the visit.

Don't let what you see from the road fool you. We've driven by Perry's many times over the years…read morethinking that all you see from the road is what is available. Go check it out! They have a whole bunch of campsites behind the office that are in a wooded area along the Rock Creek. And I am serious when I say along the creek.... they are right ON the creek. It's so much nicer than any other RV park we've been too. It's so nice and wooded. There is room between sites. Most places are like parking in a parking lot. The upper area by the road is more like that. But if your rig fits, and there have been some bigs one in here, I'd recommend going into the creek side area. There are also tent only sites as well as Tee-Pees. We decided to stay here because my hubby needed to fly out of town for a few days. We wanted somewhere that we didn't need to worry about my safety. I have no qualms about being here alone at all! It is a very safe place! It's very quiet at night and most of the folks go out adventuring during the day. So the daytime is quiet as well. The bathrooms are clean, the water is HOT and the water pressure is wonderful for those of us who like it like that. And really, who doesn't?! The place is owned by a very nice couple! They are only open during the summer months. If you are going to Red Lodge or traveling over the Beartooth Pass, this is a great place to spend a night. Or spend more time and enjoy some hiking in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness. P.S. they are dog friendly too.

Just spent three nights at Perry's RV (6/30 to 7/3) and offer this mixed review:…read more Positive: staff (with the exception of the owner who's not the most congenial individual); the bathroom/shower facility (immaculate); proximity to town (2 miles) and the quaint location along Rock Creek. Negative: the sites are EXTREMELY close together, especially on the lower level along the river. Expect to be looking into your neighbor's living room. No sewer as campground flooded several years ago (apparently creating environmental issues), so you'll need to dump often if there for more than a couple of days. And if you're not an animal lover, this isn't the place for you.

This campground was quiet and very well maintained. The staff were friendly and extremely helpful…read more There were lots of extra amenities, including a pool, laundry facilities, playgrounds, and a dog relief area. We tent camped and stayed on site T1, which had green grass--flat with no rocks or tree roots to worry about. There was plenty of shade, and we really appreciated how few mosquitoes there were. We were able to sit outside comfortably until after dark. The bathrooms were clean, with flush toilets and free hot showers. While the sites are a little close together, they still felt surprisingly spacious. Overall, a great experience--we would definitely come back!

This is a very nice campground. There is a short trail that takes you to the Yellowstone River,…read morewhich is beautiful. There also is a grassy area on the grounds where we saw deer. An ice cream truck was there for several hours. My impression was that there is a rotation of different trucks each day. Check-in was easy and they have a store by the office. There's a good-sized playground too. Sites are gravel and somewhat close to each other. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring. The shower and bathroom are combined into individual units so there was a lot of privacy. They were very clean. Easy access to the highway.

They were going to get 5 stars until... About 6am there were 2 cars with homeless people in them…read more 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.

Tight sites, on top of your neighbor! Concrete curbs on each side and our trailer is small, almost…read moretouched 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.

Super friendly staff! Nice campsites with mix of trees and open sunny spots. Nice playground and…read morepool, fun camp store too!

Definitely be aware that the interstate is a few yards from the property fence and the railroad…read morejust on the other side of the interstate. Both are extremely loud at a constant rate all day and all night. The only reason we stayed and didn't forfeit our rental fee is we have a loud fan above our bed that drowns out most noise. If this campground was even a mile away from the interstate and the railroad, it would be one of the nicest campgrounds I've been to. But the extreme and excessive noise is a deal breaker.

Cant recommend this place enough. Rebecca and Jason, (the owners) along with the rest of the staff…read more (I didn't get their names, sorry) are genuinely good people. I was in a tight spot and stuck in Red lodge after a 750mile ride and I was lucky enough to get the last campsite. I explained the situation I was in over the phone. Without ever meeting me or me asking for help Rebecca went into full what I like to call (stubborn mom mode) She told me "go here" and would not take no for an answer when it came to helping, and Im like "yes ma'am!" Soon after Jason showed up like a marvel superhero in a side by side . He was so genuine and nice. Their generosity and kindness protrude awesomeness of the highest caliber. That being said the campsites and facilities are dope and the restrooms are clean. 10/10 definitely coming back.

The owners Jason Tubbs and his wife are the nicest and kindest people you will deal with. The…read morelocation is great. You are within 10 to 15 miles of the Beartooth Highway. In about 2 1/2 hours for the northeast gate of Yellowstone. I had about two hours from Bighorn national recreation area. Jason had some wonderful scenic driving routes that you could take besides the Bear tooth. chief Joseph scenic byway was incredible. The only downside was our first day there was Canadian wildfire smoke. But it cleared out for the next day and we had bluebird skies. I would stay here again in a heartbeat. The owner really cares about your wants and needs.

Billing Village RV Park was an overnight stay and it was nice! Staff was so sweet and the whole…read morepark including bathroom were super clean. It was quiet at night and safe. If we ever do a road trip and need to stop overnight we would choose this place again.

Billings Village RV Park was our second stop on our cross country trip. We stayed here for one…read morenight. The sites are ALL back in sites and are not spacious. It's basically a parking lot. Perfect for our one night stay. Bathrooms were the nicest bathrooms we've ever seen at an RV park.

Very happy with our weeklong stay at Big Moose. The owner is friendly and accommodating, a…read morewonderful host. We stayed in cabin 8 and my folks rented cabin 9 which was connected. We liked having the adjoining cabins to enjoy family meals and time together. The cabins were clean with a small kitchenette complete with utensils, servingware and cookware as well as a shared bbq on the porch. Downfall was the small mini fridge since we planned to cook at the cabin and brought quite a bit of food. The resort is on the outskirts of Cooke City so more rustic than being next to the businesses and gas stations downtown. Located about a 15 minute drive from the East Entrance of Yellowstone. We would stay here again and recommend it to others.

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I have used KOA for sometime now and had no problems until I went to there KOA campground in Las…read moreVegas New Mexico. When I arrived at there KOA I was told that the reservation I had made through the KOA on line reservations specifying a site that had satellite openness and a pull through was not available and also told that they do not honor reservations made on line through the KOA site. I was given a back in site that was very poor. Long weeds and uneven. It is know that back in sites are cheaper than pull through sites so I requested a refund of the difference. I was only given $10 when I should have had a least $30. Being very upset about this I contacted KOA Corporation. They sent me an e-mail back saying they do nothing about problems with campground even though it is standing behind there name. Please all be aware that if you make on line reservations through KOA they do not have to be honored and they also do not care if you are cheated out of money