Welcome to Yellowstone River Parks Association

Welcome to YRPA! We’re a volunteer-driven organization helping to build parks and trails along the Yellowstone River Greenway in Billings, Montana. The Yellowstone is the longest undammed river in the lower 48 states and a treasure for the community of Billings. A group of Billings residents founded Yellowstone River Parks Association in 1991, and both through ownership and by partnering with public land agencies we help to manage more than 2,000 acres of green space that is open to the public.

NEWS!

Long-time friend (and former board member) of YRPA Terry Zee Lee is curating and organizing a year-long art kite exhibit in honor of YRPA. Exhibit opens on August 27th, with display locations throughout Billings. Click on the image below to see a list of participating artists, a map of kite locations, and more information about this special exhibit.

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See the most up-to-date info on Facebook and Instagram.

We are especially proud of our latest endeavor — an expansion of John H. Dover Memorial Park! Check out our video…

 

We meet every Wednesday at 5:30pm at the Billings Community Foundation, 404 N 30th (historic red building). To participate remotely via zoom, email us for the link (yrpa@yrpa.org). Our Board of Directors (BOD) meetings are the third Wednesday of each month. BOD meetings are open to the public; however, YRPA reserves the right to close these meetings to the public when necessary.

Interested in volunteering? Fill out our Volunteer Interest Form to get the conversation started!

Want to receive our newsletter? Drop your name and contact info in our Newsletter Sign-Up form.

Looking for a park? Click here for a map of where we are active. To see upcoming events, please visit our calendar page.

YRPA work is only possible through the support and engagement of our community. We are deeply grateful to our partners, volunteers, donors, board members, and neighbors for helping make all of this possible!