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Devils Elbow was one of my favorite places! We stayed here with our 4 kids (ages 14, 9, 5 year old twins). There was water and paved paths everywhere! The bathrooms were impressively clean! I did get cell service. They have a boat launch right there at the campground. We even took a path .7 of a mile down to the nearby beach and spent the day fishing and swimming. We did see a little snake as we were walking, so heads up!

The campsite was very spacious and needed leveling. It came with a picnic table, fire ring and a great view of the water. There isn't many trees for shade. So it was very hot in the evenings for us when the sun went under our awning.

All in all, I would absolutely stay again! The views are beautiful and there's a lot the do.

We traveled with our 4 kids (ages 14, 8 and 5 year old twins) as our last camping trip of the season. I would've rated it higher, but because we went in October, the amenities were limited.

The campground was maintained really nice. I'd give it a 4/5. There was a beautiful mini-golf course, that we played endless rounds of. The park was new and clean. There was a pool and hot tub, but it was closed for the season. The store was very bare, really nothing left, again end of the season. The bathrooms and showers were extremely clean. I had hot water the whole shower, though the pressure wasn't very high. The laundry facilities were great. Half of the campground was completely shut down because of the season. Many times the air would smell like pure sewage. The camp was next to the Yellowstone River. We fished and enjoyed the breathtaking views. There was a really nice dog park for people who need that type of thing. The staff was nice. The wifi was incredible!! Super fast and able to stream YouTube TV with no problems. I'd give it a higher rating if it were fully operational.

Our camp site was ok, I'd give it a 2/5. We had a back in, full hookup site. They're pretty level, but small. They included a fire ring, patio, and bench swing. The reason I rated it so low is because our site was next to a private residence and there was always people coming in and out. Many times WAY too fast, especially with little kids running around or riding their bikes.

All in all, I would try it again during the peak season and NOT in the site we were in. We still had a great time and would recommend the "first ever KOA" to anyone traveling to Billings!

We stayed at Prewett Creek Campground with our 4 kids (ages 3-12) for a quick weekend away. We were greeted by the owner right away and he got us set up with our site, wifi password, and bathroom code. The site was level and pretty big! They had picnic tables at each site. They didn't have a fire pit, however, I think they have a few to lend out (don't quote me). I didn't use the shower, but the bathroom was clean! The wifi worked incredibly! I was impressed. It was super quiet, well until my 4 kids showed up! The night sky was breathtaking and they even had lots of deer roam through the site.

They had a great fishing spot across the street. Or if you're not a fisher, like me, it was a beautiful spot to just relax.

There wasn't a lot of amenities for kids, but we brought our own entertainment for them. I would absolutely recommend for a quiet, beautiful getaway!

This KOA was great! I was pleasantly surprised once we got on the property. It was a little deceiving coming in. I wasn't expecting much, but I was wrong!! We traveled with our four kids (ages 3-12). There was something to do for everyone. There was a Waterpark with slides and hot tubs. We went a a nature walk around the Campground and came across a little petting zoo with cows, goats and chickens! They had a barrel train ride around the property that our Littles really enjoyed. We didn't have to worry about breakfast, they served free pancakes!! There was a playground, basketball court and volleyball court. They even had live music one night! All the workers were friendly and helpful! The woman checking us in was very nice! Her husband showed us to our site, which was helpful!!

I had read that the bathrooms/showers were gross before I arrived. However, I didn't think they were gross at all!! Actually some of the cleanest I've been too!!

Our campsite was fine, it was a little small. We had a water/electric pull through site. We even got a military discount! The site included a fire pit and picnic table. We only had to do minor leveling. The wifi didn't work very well at our site, but that wasn't a big deal for us.

All in all, we really enjoyed the Great Falls KOA. I would recommend to anyone!

We had a great time at Big Timber KOA. Our campsite was in the back by the creek. Lots of mature trees to stay shaded and cool. There was a picnic table, grill and a fire pit provided. I thought the sites were spacious. You could hear the interstate and trains very well, but it didn't bother us. It was loud for our friends who tent camped.

We traveled with our 4 kids (ages 3-12) and our friends kids and they had a blast! They liked jumping on the big inflatable pillow. They also had a basketball hoop, swings, slide and teeter totter type thing. They were just filling the pool when we arrived. It was the coldest water I've ever felt, even with their heaters going. I believe they were in the process of fixing all of it though!! We met the owner by the pool, she was a very nice lady.

The wifi wasn't very good, but I had plenty of service to use my data. The bathrooms were clean and well maintained. The general store had many things if you forgot anything. Plus FREE popcorn!!! I noticed many people came for just the night and were out early the next morning.

All in all, we had a blast. There are some things that could be improved, but I think they are working through them! I would recommend!!

We traveled here with our 4 kids (ages 5-14). It was your typical KOA. There was a pool, playground, close to hwy, showers, laundry facilities, banana bikes (extra charge), tight sites, a dog park, etc. We had to pay an extra $6 per kid per night. We were told it was because of all the extra amenities they give like the good wifi and a pool. Apparently only kids use those amenities. So if you don't have kids you get to use all of that for no extra charge.

You are not allowed to put up a tent on RV sites. We had a tent up because our older kids (that we paid extra for) like to sleep in a tent instead of the camper. They had us take it down and said we needed to buy a tent site, but you needed to be 18 or older. I never ran into that being an issue anywhere else. But their campground their rules, we respected that.

There were good things good things about this campground. The wifi was great and streamed YouTube TV without any problems. The staff was really nice and helpful. The pool was heated. The bathrooms and showers were very clean. There was a little stream running through the campground and a pathway that lead to a bigger creek. The laundry facilities were nice, but we didn't use them. It was $3 to use the washer and another $3 to use the dryer.

All and all, this KOA was just ok. They sure nickel and dime you for everything. We wouldn't stay again.

We enjoyed our stay at this Campground. We wouldn't return again, but that doesn't mean we don't recommend it. The staff at this KOA was great!! They were so friendly, helpful and kind. You could tell it was a close knit community. They seemed to have a lot of extended stay campers. The sites were level and they had a playground with swings for the kids. They gave free coffee and hot chocolate. Their store was well stocked with items, if you forgot something it was a good chance they carried it! They were close to the lake. You could walk down and go fishing! I didn't use their bathrooms, but I heard from the other campers we were with that they were nice and clean!

Our site was an OK size. It included a fire ring amd picnic table. They came every morning to pick up our trash, which was really great!

There isn't any grass at this Campground. It was on a gravel parking lot. The wifi wasn't the greatest, but I was happy they had it. We travel with our family of 6 (kids age ranging 4-13) and there really weren't a lot of amenities for them like other KOAs, but it was the off season too. They did have a little library of books for them to read!

All in all the Campground was fine, I would recommend it, but like I said earlier wouldn't stay again!

I was pleasantly surprised with this Campground. We traveled with our 4 kids (age 4-13), so wifi was kind of important. I must say, the wifi is the best! You could even stream with no problems. They had a really nice area with giant chess/checkers, Bags, and Ladder Golf. You could tell in the summer they have a propane fire going in that area as well. I didn't go into the bathrooms, so I can't speak on those. There was a nice fenced in dog park for the furry friends too. Check in was simple, just grabbed our map tapped on the office door and found our site. It was the off season so their office hours were limited.

We had a full hook up campsite. It was fairly level and came with a little patio area. There was a lot of space to park vehicles as well.

I only had one con to this Campground and it was they didn't have fire rings/pits. There's probably a reason for it, but it just didn't seem like camping without them.

Overall, I enjoyed my stay here and would recommend it to anyone!!

This was a great stop for the night after being on the road 15 hours. We were very grateful she was even open in April. The owner even provided us a 50 to 30 Amp converter. She also recommended a great local place to eat in town. Would recommend!

We stayed here with iur 4 kids ages ranging 5-14 and there was something for every age!! They had a swimming pool for families and one for adults. Happy hour and live music. A new playground. Activities like tie dying, paint and sip, family crafts, a petting zoo. And a fun little trail. The shop had souvenirs and practical things. There was a Cafe that served breakfast and dinner. There was a food truck. It's very close to the west entrance to Glacier National Park. It really has it all!!

I only have a few complaints. The wifi isn't good. They were in the process of fixing it, so hopefully it gets better. The sites are very narrow, but long. Lastly, a few things didn't open or start on time. I'd say that's not too bad for a campground!

All in all it was great and I'd absolutely recommend this place to everyone. Just be prepared to pay a lot!