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Great Falls KOA Holiday
Make our lush oasis your basecamp as you follow in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark and explore the 'Great Falls' of the Missouri River!
Located in an oasis of trees, flowers and gardens, Great Falls KOA offers unique views similar to the ones that Lewis and Clark experienced playground that offers slides, water features and hot tubs. The River Town Rounders entertain nightly with Western music, and free pancake breakfasts. You'll also find a fully stocked store with gourmet coffee, an ice cream bar, souvenirs, ice, and more. Limited amenities and office hours during the off-season (approximately October 1 to May 1, weather permitting). Please call for details. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 90 feet.
User Reviews
Marcia Williams
I gave it a 3 because the office staff was so nice. Stayed here 3 weeks ago a dWifi not great kept cutting out and so office gave us extended stay password which wsnt any better. Our lot was full mud sticks concrete debris and dog poop everywhere. Glad to hear it was cleaned up. I emailed the office the next day to voice my concerns but no response. Too pricey for the shape it was in.
Vul Dub
Very nice. Clean. Space between units is reasonable. Fairly quiet as it’s on the outskirts of town. Way better than the KOA in Helena.
Shawna Murphy
Kids and I love coming here. Really relaxing and worth the money.
Matthew McKibbin
Solid campground, would stay again. Research sites based on your desires/situation and you'll enjoy this place better. Good: Water park for kids is awesome-best you'll find. Kids loved the train pulled by a golf cart every night. Customer service. Great interactions. Quiet and well developed with trees (except see below) Clean and accessible. Live music every night. Bad: Large RV area is newly developed. No shade/wind protection for them. My site was tight. The RV pad was bordered with railroad ties that must be stepped over to get to your picnic table that's 5' from your door- kind of tight. Awkward if you're having people over or kids that have to traverse those constantly. Honestly, I would have rather dry camped at a tent site where my friends were staying. Tent sites were roomier with grass and a fire pit that 5 can circle around. If you're just a couple, probably not a big deal.
Coy McGuire
Very peaceful and quiet place, I love the trees and the scenery of the mountains. Highly recommend this place :)