Long Term Parking

$12 a day keeps you close without paying short-term rates.

Long Term Parking at Billings Logan sits across and just past the Main Terminal and rental car lots, so you still walk it in about 4 minutes instead of waiting on a shuttle. It’s an official airport surface lot, not an off-airport operation, so you follow the same on-airport signs and use the same payment setups the airport runs everywhere else.

The published rate is $12 per 24 hours, capped per day, which undercuts the closer short-term options while keeping you on foot. Stays of several days or a full week pencil out better here than bouncing to the $15 Long Term Premium Lot, unless you really care about extras like charging or a closer stall to the front doors of the Main Terminal.

Layout is simple surface parking with standard marked rows; you’re beyond the rental car area but still within an easy push if you have rollaboards or a basic checked bag. If you arrive late at night out of a regional flight into Billings, you’re not hunting for a shuttle stop or calling a van—just walk back across from the Main Terminal in those 4 minutes and drive off.

If you need guaranteed EV charging, note that the airport points that out specifically in the separate Long Term Premium Lot at $15/day, not in this regular Long Term area. That premium lot also uses a card-only exit system, while regular Long Term follows the standard pay-on-exit setup posted on the airport’s parking page, with clear daily maximums.

Tip: If your trip runs 3 days or more and you don’t need EV chargers, skip Premium, park in regular Long Term for $12/day, and still plan just a 4-minute walk to or from the Main Terminal doors.