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Big Timber-Greycliff KOA houses luxury glamping accommodations with cabin options that elevate the traditional camping experience. Located just off Highway 10 in Big Timber, this glamping destination provides a comfortable retreat with full amenities including electric hookups, drinking water, and modern shower facilities. The campground's glamping cabins are set near a small creek that borders the property, offering a serene natural backdrop. "We upgraded from a tent site to a cabin because there was a storm coming through as we were driving. We enjoyed the cabin quite a bit, and we'll do it again," shared one guest. Each glamping cabin comes with access to the heated pool, camp store, and laundry facilities. Ibex Cabin, another upscale glamping option near Livingston, offers a more secluded experience with forest surroundings and eco-friendly accommodations that blend comfort with wilderness immersion.
Those who enjoy fishing appreciate Grey Bear Fishing Access Area and Big Rock Fishing Access Site, which pair well with glamping campgrounds in the area for day trips and outdoor activities. The surrounding region boasts spectacular mountain views and wildlife viewing opportunities, making it ideal for nature photography and stargazing. Perry's RV and Campgrounds in Red Lodge also features glamping cabins available from May through October, providing a seasonal base for exploring nearby attractions. A visitor noted, "The campground was nice, typical KOA experience, which is good." Most glamping sites in the area require reservations, especially during the peak summer months when travelers explore nearby Yellowstone National Park and the Beartooth Mountains.
"We had electric and water at our site, and we were just a short walk to an inflatable trampoline, a heated pool, the camp store, showers, restrooms, and laundry facilities."
"Grear trees, shade, tables, grass, pet area, nice staff. Close to hwy but we will return"
"It was incredibly easy to find, which made arriving stress-free. The campground sites themselves are absolutely incredible, spacious, tidy, and thoughtfully laid out with easy access in and out."
"Awesome location, 10 minutes from the expressway and on the river. About a half dozen sites with a pit toilet that was stocked and clean. "
"Two vault toilets, picnic tables and Fire pits, spaces to Camp or put your RV feet away from the river, good for rigs up to 40 ft total, and you may hear a train going by or some road noise during the"
"Very nice campground about 6 miles out of Big Timber Montana."
"It sits right next to the stillwater river. There's a really cool, elevated cement lookout area next to the river to set up your chairs and fish. Theres also a vault toilet and picnic spot."
"Great campground in Yellowstone National Park close to castle rock falls, good tree coverage, has bathrooms and secured food storage, it also has a creek - great for fly-fishing- that leads to the falls"
"Beautiful views, heated and clean bathrooms with hot water and showers. Charging stations in bathrooms and lounge area. Laundry room with cozy waiting space (charging stations there also)."
"The KOA is tucked away from the main road. Is has beautiful views of the mountains and is very quiet. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful!"
"It rained a few of the days, but it was nice to get out of the heat in town. We still got to try out our new paddle boards on the lake and it was such a nice place to try them out for the first time."
"we had a great time. situated between emerald lake and west rosebud lake with a creek going next to half the camp spots. toilets and hand pump water."
"East Rosebud Lake is heaven on earth. But every inch of the waterfront is private land. To get a kayak or canoe into the lake, you have to get in upriver and paddle up to the lake."
"Picture-perfect Montana Rockies beauty. Didn’t use the lake but many were. Wooded small campground with basic primitive sites. Owned by National Forest & kept well."
"If you want to hammock there are a couple trees behind the cabin that would work but it’s kind of away from everyone if they’re hanging out up front."
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Check Availability"Perry's has great tent, cabin, and RV spots. The bathroom and shower facility is perfect and everything on the site is always well maintained. Have never had a bad experience here, always pleasant."
"Nice clean campground and bathrooms and clan showers. There are a couple options- creekside for $70 or upper level on the road for $60. There isn’t much road noise especially after dark."
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LegendOne night at a spot with water and electric off season is $80. Just about turned back around and kept driving. I know, KOA is costly. The upside, nice showers, laundry. Nice enough spot in the shade which is great since it is very hot today.
RangerNice clean campground and bathrooms and clan showers. There are a couple options- creekside for $70 or upper level on the road for $60. There isn’t much road noise especially after dark. The lower level next to the creek have more trees for screening between sites. The upper level are parked side by side. This just an overnight for us before we go down the BearTooth Hwy. There are lots of bear and moose that frequent the area. Hope I get a picture! The sites are pretty level, gravel up top, all have electric and water hookups. Not a bad price for this area. Red Lodge is cute and has grown a lot since we were here ten years ago.
ScoutDisgraceful, bathroom had no light and no ventilation-horrible! Mosquitos were thick. Just awful and a humiliation for city of Laurel. I want my money back!!
GuideNice tent site. However it’s close to I-90 so lots of traffic noise. Plus there is the occasional train horn
TravelerThis was a perfect campsite for us! Right next to the interstate, Walmart close by as well as gas stations and coffee shops. A no-fuss experience, plus very affordable! Thank you!
TravelerParked in the trees for shade. Yellowstone river accessable but high. Floaters liked it. Train is very close but not obnoxious. Ya hear it almost as loud in nearby Big Timber. Mosquitos are abundant and hungry.
GuideHelpful reception, clean, pool, great place
ScoutBeautiful spot. Nice big cottonwoods. Only a few sites are riverside. All sites are blasted by freight train horns approximately every 30 minutes all day and all night. Camp here at your own risk to your ears and your sanity. Mosquitoes were also horrendous due to the beaver pond in site 10. I would totally recreate here or launch a raft from here, but I will not camp here again.
ScoutNice and friendly, showers, bathrooms, pool, jump pad & playground for kids, butts up to the yellowstone river. No swimming in river from KOA but can find spots along the road to pull of if desired.
Camping near Greycliff, Montana centers around the Yellowstone River basin at approximately 3,900 feet elevation. Summer temperatures typically range between 50-85°F, with afternoon thunderstorms common in July and August. Most campgrounds in this area close seasonally from late September through mid-May due to snowfall and freezing temperatures.
Fishing access sites: Both Grey Bear Fishing Access Area and Big Rock Fishing Access Site offer direct river access for anglers. "Very nice campground about 6 miles out of Big Timber Montana. Shady campground...fishing can be decent," notes a Grey Bear visitor. At Big Rock, a camper shares: "Stayed during a cross country trip. Awesome location, 10 minutes from the expressway and on the river."
Swimming spots: Riverside glamping in Greycliff, Montana provides natural swimming opportunities. "The river current is quite strong close to shore," warns one Grey Bear visitor with children. At Big Rock, a reviewer mentioned: "Saw several deer and heard a few others mention seeing a grizzly every once in a while so keep items secured!"
Rock hounding: Castle Rock Fishing Access Site offers interesting geological features. "Nice spot for rock hounding too," mentions one visitor who stayed during Labor Day weekend. The rocky shorelines along many riverside camping areas contain agates and other interesting specimens.
Creek access: Livingston/Paradise Valley KOA Holiday offers water features beyond the Yellowstone River. "Right on the Yellowstone river, nice playground and covered pool, dog friendly, nice little store, a nice pavilion," shares one camper. Another notes the "indoor pool" as a highlight.
Shaded sites: Trees provide natural cooling at many glamping locations. "Shady campground...very loud trains at night...overall a nice place to stay," warns a Grey Bear visitor. At Big Rock, a reviewer mentioned: "Lovely little spot! Showed up around 5pm Friday and there was only 1 other camper."
Wildlife viewing: Glamping cabins around Greycliff offer opportunities to spot local fauna. At Emerald Lake Campground, visitors report: "We got to see turkeys, an elk, and a moose on our drive in!" The campground provides access to "lakes around the campground are amazing for fishing and any other light water sports."
Highway and train noise: Several campgrounds mention noise disruptions. "The sites are backed right up to the Highway. Would serve the park to build a wall or even just a tall wooden fence to help cover some of the road noise," notes one visitor to Big Timber-Greycliff KOA. At Livingston KOA, a camper shares: "The road coming into the park is HORRIBLE!!"
Limited availability: Many glamping spots fill quickly, especially on weekends. At Emerald Lake Campground, a visitor reported: "I got there on Saturday at 3 pm and there were only 2 spots open. With the final gone within 30 minutes."
Private land restrictions: Some water access is limited. At East Rosebud Campground, a visitor cautions: "Keep in mind that you are uphill and you don't have access to the lake. Only 3 spots have 'view'. It's forbidden to swim, fish or do anything, but boat launching."
Swimming safety: When glamping with children near Greycliff's waterways, monitor conditions closely. At Castle Rock, a reviewer notes that across from the campground "is a rock ledge swimmers use to dive off of into a deep pool." However, parents should know that most river swimming areas lack lifeguards.
Playground access: Perry's RV and Campgrounds provides family-friendly options. "At first glance you might not think it is that great but tent sites give you a primitive feel and are right on the heavy flowing Rock Creek making sleeping nice," shares one family. Another adds, "The tent sites didn't have electricity but that was fine for us. The price was good & the owner was nice."
Insect preparation: Pack appropriate repellent for summer glamping trips. "The mosquitoes in the area can carry you away so prepare your campsite for that," warns a Perry's visitor. At Big Rock, one camper mentioned finding their site "absolutely filthy with trash & covered in dog feces" - highlighting the importance of checking sites upon arrival.
Site width considerations: Big Timber-Greycliff KOA sites have specific limitations. "Sites are close together as usual at a KOA. Pads are gravel and super narrow," reports one RVer. Another mentions, "Nice long pull through. Big grassy areas between stalls."
Seasonal operation: Most luxury glamping facilities operate seasonally. Perry's RV offers camping "from May 15-Oct 1" according to their listing. Another visitor mentioned Perry's has "great tent, cabin, and RV spots. The bathroom and shower facility is perfect and everything on the site is always well maintained."
Dump station availability: Check ahead for sanitation services if glamping with an RV near Greycliff. Livingston KOA provides full hookups including "electric hookups, drinking water, and water hookups" along with "sanitary-dump" facilities, while many fishing access sites provide only vault toilets.
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