Livingston / Paradise Valley KOA Holiday

We enjoyed our 2 nights here in a deluxe cabin. The views of the mountains are great. It was 93° the first night there and the fans provided is like a hair dryer blowing on you and I'm not sure why they just dint put air conditioners in all of them. All in all it was a good stay.

Beautiful location! The views of the mountains are amazing. The sound of the river is so relaxing. This is our second visit near Memorial Day. I hope next year we can visit in the fall. The staff members are super friendly, helpful and full of knowledge about the area. This is a charming rustic place just like nearby towns. Don’t expect brand new everything. The facilities are showing their age. The dirt road in is maintained by the county. It’s bumpy! It’s also quintessential Montana!

Wow, just wow. The views around this campground are unmatched. Check-in was easy, and both folks in the office were lovely and helpful. The store is also well-stocked. This place is clean and very quiet. The bathrooms were clean and had lots of room. It was a great stay.

We will not be back. First off - the road in is beyond terrible. Road is damaging to campers, trailers and vehicles. If this is a state DOT maintained road then the KOA business needs to ride DOT. The grass needs to be mowed, trimmed and the grounds taken care of. Washers and dryers need to be fixed. Bathrooms and showers need to be "cleaned" everyday, not weekly. Worst KOA we have ever stayed at. Since you can't pick your own site when reserving, the staff could be more educated and accommodating to the size of rig you are coming in with. Use some common sense.

Jordyn and the staff are helpful and responsive. The location to the river and Yellowstone are unmatched. We've camped there for over 25 years, and it still amazes me how beautiful the evenings are. Will always be our favorite place. Ps... the bumpy road is a county issue, not KOA's.

This koa is in desperate need of a good manicure. We had a very nice site on the river but other sites were not well taken care of. Grass was hip deep and amenities very few. There is a very small indoor pool. Road getting in was extremely bumpy and wash boarded. I Wouldn’t recommend staying here unless you get a river site.

First of all, I have stayed in many KOA’s over the years and also suscribe to their membership. I have to say this is by far the second worst KOA I have encountered. The first one is no longer a KOA. Anyways, when I called to make a reservation no one answered and the VM stated their phone was not working and they would call right back, which they never did. I took a risk and drove there and that was my first mistake. The 1.5 mile gravel road is in terrible shape. Fortunately, I have a vehicle and camper that can handle that type of road beating, but I would think most would fall apart due to the huge potholes and washboard effect. When I arrived they were closed along with the pool, which needed repairs. People and campers were packed like sardines with little room to breath. I looked at the two sites they had left and they were charging $100 for those sites. I immediately left and had to drive that horrible road to get back out to the highway. After reading more reviews I also noticed a lot of the amenities were needing repair due to malfunctioning. NOT your standard KOA. Shame on KOA for allowing this standard.

My mom used to bring my sister and I here often when we were younger. This was the first time I was able to bring my children here (also the first time I’ve been back since 2013) and gosh it’s just as I remembered it’s so beautiful and peaceful. We got to enjoy all the rain storms and it was so relaxing especially the sound of the rain on the cabin roof. I seen a lot of reviews complaining about the road coming in- I was ready for a nightmare but nope, just your average dirt road, we had absolutely no issues on it. We can’t wait to plan our next trip 🥰