Trailer Village

⚠️WARNING Sex Offender lives here⚠️ I think they should disclose that to everyone when they make reservations. They didn't tell me even though they knew I had children with me. This place is nothing more than a parking lot! At $50 a night you expect a little more than this. Our 33' travel trailer is so close to our neighbors that we can't even put out the awning! The water hooks ups are under our RV (sewer also) and make connecting a real pain in the ass. The spaces are all back in and they are at an angle to the road. This makes your windows look directly into the RV on the row behind you, so don't expect any privacy. The spaces are marked but if you arrive after sundown good luck being able to see the numbers. Do yourself a favor and save $50 and go stay in a Walmart parking lot. (You will have more room and at least you already expect to run into a sex offender there.
9 years ago (01-07-2017)

Not bad , you park mainly on asphalt. if you're looking for a place in the area and all you care about good hookups this would be the place. Some run-down mobile homes but for the most part RV clients with newer rigs. At $50 a night Good Sam rate, it's about the cheapest in the area that we would stay at. Plenty of room to navigate for a 45-foot motorhome.
9 years ago (06-06-2017)

By the sounds of these reviews, there might be two different RV parks sharing the same address. Billings Village RV Park at 325 S Billings is NOT Trailer Village (or at least it sure didn't match the reviews on Google. There was plenty of room for a 43 foot bus with slides on both sides, the awning, the car, and much more. Moreover, the hookups were exactly where they should be.
9 years ago (25-07-2017)

Nice and shady, friendly, inexpensive washer and dryer. Right off the interstate. Great eats nearby.
9 years ago (26-08-2017)

Sites are right on top of one another. I barely had enough room to put out my pop out. Sites are not well marked, so you'll have trouble if you arrive after dark. Spaces are so short that you have to unhook your trailer at night and park your truck next to it. Only a few trees, and it's in the middle of an industrial neighborhood. Trains go by regularly. Only good thing was that they had space on weekend before 4th of July and they are close to I-90.
9 years ago (01-07-2017)