Billings, MT City Council Minutes

[Julia Bonser]

We stayed at the campground on the way to the KOA which was a little
less than the KOA. I think they were both overpriced for what they
offered. Also the city street going to the campgrounds is in
deplorable condition, lots of broken down asphalt.
When I want a campground I usually will stay at any other CG in
preference to a KOA usually they don't suit big rigs very well, they
charge more, and there head office of their franchise is in Billings
and pursues having communities deny parking privileges to RVers.

If we had a choice we would not have stayed in Billings but it was
the nearest place that had a Subaru dealer when our a/c went out
during our tour of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park in 90 degree
weather.

I was aware Billings had an ordinance against parking in WalMart and
other such type lots. After the slander of Escapees that the
campground owner spewed to the Billings City Council I will let the
automobile dealer know that we won't be doing business with them
again due the cities inhospitality to RV owners.

Julie Bonser
1992 WLWB PT 40'



On Sep 17, 2005, at 8:21 AM, Jack & Donna Smith wrote:

> Note on Billings KOA.. At this spot, you get off the freeway and
> drive about 2 or 3 miles to the Billings KOA. About 1/2 mile before
> you reach the KOA, you pass another private campground... There are
> plenty of signs along the way informing you that the KOA is the SECOND
> campground!!
>