Billings

Swords Park and Black Otter Trail feature vista scenic drives and undeveloped nature areas.

Give one of our gaming machines a try. A great place to relax, kick back and forget about life for awhile. We serve snacks.

Taco Bell in Billings Heights offers the high quality, low priced Mexican favorites that you love.

Taco Bell offers the high quality, low priced Mexican favorites that you love.

Taco Bell offers the high quality, low priced Mexican favorites that you love.

Terry Park features basketball courts, recreation room, picnic sites, play ground, soccer, football, rugby, softball, baseball fields, and spraypad.

Whether you need the right gear for enjoying Montana's wild lands or just quality casual clothing to enjoy life, The Base Camp has it all. Our lines of casual clothing include Patagonia, Royal Robbins, and Birkenstock.

The Bike Shop is a family owned and operated business and has been at the Grand Avenue location for over 20 years. We specialize in high quality bikes i.e. Schwinn, K2 and Raleigh. The Bike Shop also has a complete line of Schwinn fitness equipment.

Montana's largest kitchen store, the Copper Colander, opened its doors for business November 15, 2002. The business has expanded twice since first opening and moved to the present location at 2814 2nd Avenue North this past August.

This lovely historic home is comfortably elegant. Each room is individually decorated with antiques, collectables and old photographs. The porch with it's swing and quaint seating offers the ideal place for breakfast or relaxing.

The Rex is located in the heart of Billings historic district, at 24th and Montana Avenue. The 1910 building has been completely remodeled with dark oak and brass. Seafood and steak are the mainstay of this casually elegant restaurant.

Trailer Village is one mile from downtown and shopping malls. We are open year around with 57spaces for any size RV. We offer laundry facilities, a pay phone, showers, a playground, and access to cable and phone on site. Our rates are $29.00 per night or $150.00 per week.

Trails End Park features horseshoes and a playground.

The decor is casual and relaxing, reminisent of a solid, wood enhanced British pub. Old signs and posters related to railroad days decorate the spare, tasteful looking place.

Sunday worship 8:00am and 10:30am. Sunday school and adult bible class 9:15am.