Billings anchors Montana's wild east, gateway to Yellowstone National Park just two hours south. Campers snag spots at 9 directory-listed RV parks along the Yellowstone River's bends. Base here to hike Rimrock trails, chase bison herds, or hit Beartooth Highway switchbacks.
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Billings sprawls under the Rimrocks, sheer sandstone cliffs that frame Four Corners shopping and downtown's Alberta Street grit. Hikers scale Zimmerman Park ridges for panoramic sweeps. History buffs climb Pompeys Pillar National Monument, where William Clark carved his name in 1806. Summer roars with the Northern International Livestock Expo rodeo and crowds at MetraPark events. Anglers cast into the Yellowstone River near ZooMontana's trails.
RV parks turn Billings into your launchpad. Families crowd Billings KOA Holiday for WiFi, showers, 30- and 50-amp hookups from $75 nightly. Groups book Yellowstone River RV Park and Campground's river-edge sites with full amenities starting at $71. Solo travelers or budget campers claim Billings Village RV Park's WiFi spots at $49 per night.
Billings claims fame as Montana's largest city and top energy producer. Rimrock cliffs dominate skylines around Zimmerman Park. Outdoors draw crowds to Pompeys Pillar National Monument and two-hour drives to Yellowstone's geysers. Rodeos pack MetraPark each fall.
RV parks cluster in Billings at spots like Billings KOA Holiday, Yellowstone River RV Park and Campground, and Billings Village RV Park. These sit off I-90 near the Yellowstone River and Four Corners hub. Expect WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups at top picks from $49 nightly.
Yes, parks like Billings KOA Holiday and Yellowstone River RV Park offer 50-amp hookups. These full-service sites include showers and WiFi too, ideal for big rigs. Rates start at $71 per night along the river or $75 at KOA.