Best Glamping near Laurel, MT

Called city of Laurel and they confirmed campground is closed.

cheap to rent a spot

This park was closed but it is now open.  We are here in a motorhome.  There mat have been water and electic hookips previously, but I believe that all sites are dry camping.  There are several very long pull throughs.  Park is nice and green at this time of year.    They have obviously been improving the grounds.  No picnic tables but there are fire pits.  Park is on the river.  There is a boat ramp.  Scenery is marred a bit by an oil refinery nearby but overall it is very nice.  We are in site #PT2 at $20 per night.

This camground was fairly quiet. Close to town. Only issue with this campground is how they have sites marked. Took a little bit to figure out the site markers for tent camping. They have little concrete circles on the ground with numbers. After we figured that out it was easy to get set up and paid.

We showed up for our overnight stay on our way out west and the campground appeared abandoned. We received an email confirmation several days before our arrival stating that we must check in on arrival but there was no place to do so. A different camper was in the site we had reserved and we tried all phone number we could find and no one answered at 5:02pm. We sent an email to the campground immediately and are waiting for a response. Thankfully, we found a different campground 70 miles away with availability.

The park is a good size with water and electricity, not sure of dumping. Showers and a boat ramp into the Yellowstone River. Pleanty of commonplace and picnic areas and only about 3 minutes to the grocery store. A good base camp for scenic tours of the beartooth and pryor mountain ranges.

Maybe we haven’t been around enough, but I loved this place in the Big Sky Country. Huge lot, stamped concrete patio, nice table with umbrella and a porch swing made this feel inviting. They had a camp restaurant with made to order meals and lots of family activities. Only sad thing is we only stayed one night, lol. Will definitely book a lot longer visit.

Beautiful setting among trees. On the backside of campground several spots around a small pond. There's a public swimming pool and a nice small general store with laundry. Downtown Billings is minutes away.

Quite possibly our favorite campsite so far on our trip to Yellowstone. This is the original KOA established in 1962, and believe me they have it down to an art AND a science. The place is incredibly organized, the staff is amazing. They have all the amenities that will make your stay truly memorable for you and your family. They have a large swimming pool, and a hot tub, and a great little putt putt golf course. The tent sites were very comfortable, they are on grass, with grated fire pits.

I’ve never been to a place that had so many bathrooms, and showers. There was never a line at any time. The laundry facilities were immaculate, and always available.

This KOA truly sets the bar for a safe environment for you and your family. The only challenge that I had was trying to get my daughter to leave. She was happy staying there versus going to see Yellowstone park!

Super cool getting to stay at the very first KOA in America!

Very easy to get to, right off of I90.  We travel and run our business from the road and it's crucial for us to have wifi, good wifi because we have small windows to get things done since we have 3 kids under 5, 3 dogs over 5, a cat and a grandma rollin with us.

We really enjoyed Billings, KOA.  It was clean, staff was super, easy in and out.  The Wifi was TOP NOTCH and fast.  We were streaming for the kids and burning away at the laptops.

Things we loved:

• Wifi
• location
• sites
• river access

Not so much:

• Microburst
• Kids playground needed some loving
• Sites were pretty tight

We will stay here again.  We experienced a microburst when we were here that knocked down several trees, the power and was pretty scary.  We pondered moving on but they cleaned up the park, had the power back on and wifi with in 24 hours.  INCREDIBLE!

Everyone in the KOA yellow shirts was friendly and helpful. Local ice cream and breakfast sandwich maker on site. Facilities clean.

This is the first KOA/ KOA Holiday. A bit pricey, I think, but you pay for the amenities like clean showers and bathrooms, swimming pool, putt-putt golf, one access to Yellowstone River. Staff is very friendly and polite. Standard sites are close to one another but there’s grass between the sites. Nice for our dogs. Many trees. No sewer in Standard sisters. There is a dump station.

We pulled in for a one night stay and wish we could have spent an extra night. The campground is immaculate, beautiful trees giving off plenty of shade, looks to be brand new playground with TURF (so glad to not see rocks!), and the putt putt looks well taken care of.

Nice place but again not a good spot there are way better spots open yet we still not able to get into one. Great place for kids as usual had pool mini golf playground

This is the KOA corporate office, not a campground.

Overpriced for the location & amenities. Next to the Yellowstone river. Kinda smelly by the river. They charge an extra 25 dollars if you come before 3:00 checking in time. Just was not that great a place for 100.00 a night in my opinion.

Great place to stay for travel

Very Clean and lots to do for children.

Great amenities, very clean bathrooms, staff is very nice and helpful.

A great place for the kids! It felt safe!

Was surprised to find that there were tons of cicadas. The closer you are towards the river, the louder they are. Lots of amenities, the food trailer has good food. Lots of families that packed the mini golf and pool. Easy river access that not many people seemed interested in.