Mountain Range RV Park

My dog needed surgery in Billings and this was the cheapest place with electric somewhat close-by that I could find (40 min from Billings). Owners are super nice and attentive. They gave a discount for a longer stay (I stayed for 2 weeks). The bathrooms are free to campers (they do not cost extra as a previous review stated). The bathroom doors are locked and require a code to get in which is given to you when registering. The showers are hot and function like a home shower (no tokens or coins or constantly pushing a timer button). The dump and fresh water area are clean and easy to use. They also have free Wi-Fi that I used at my site (I was on site 5).
They have about 10 electric-only sites and about 30 or more full-hook-up sites. The campground is very close to the highway which makes it easy on/east off but there is some highway noise. There is a nice view of the Beartooth mountains when it isn’t smoky from fires. Cows graze nearby sometimes (I didn’t notice a smell). Be aware of rattlesnakes but I didn’t see any in the 2 weeks I was there. We used the laundry room 3x and they worked well. The office also has a little library that I used to exchange a book I had. The town of Columbus has a grocery store (IGA) with a pharmacy, gas station, car wash, and a park on the Yellowstone river. We felt very safe here and would stay again.

Campground is relatively small and right on the highway. Not as much noise as expected but not quiet. Nice people, decent amenities and FHU pull this but most all roads are dust gravel and it is dry and windy. That combined with vehicles driving thru created some small dust storms. Spots were pretty level but barely got 36' FW and truck in. Oh and watch out for rattlesnakes.

Nothing really close by, Billings is 45 min drive but the town does have a halfway decent grocery store. And still pretty far from the mountains for any sightseeing or hiking.

Att and TMobile both had decent speeds on the peplink

Just left Billings and didn't want to stay there as it was so congested and pouring down rain. I got to Columbus and pulled off the highway and there it was. People there were very nice and I got a space for one night electric only just in time before it really started storming! Quaint little place to stay over. I didn't use the restrooms so can't say about that. It's right off exit 408. Can't beat the price .Check in was super fast and easy. Didnt have to unhook.

We stayed here from 8/13/2020 to 8/16/2020. As the many trucks exiting the interstate for the local truck stop they would make a racket downshifting and using their Jake Brakes making for a noisy night. The many trains heading east and west parallel along I-90 were also quite loud at night.

It was very hot and very dry. The grasshoppers were all over the park in swarms. They were also everywhere in town. Columbus is a great little Montana town with the Yellowstone River running right through it affording many recreation opportunities. The park had many shade trees and a lot of long term tenants probably working in the area. The restrooms and showers were very clean, the hosts very friendly and the lots mostly level and graveled. If we were to stay here again we'd go early or late in the summer. The 90' plus heat each day a long with the swarms of grasshoppers made outside activities a challenge.