Moose Creek RV Resort

Stayed 5 nights while visiting Glacier NP. Campground was quiet, but could hear a little road noise from Highway 2 during the day. Nice facilities, laundry, showers were clean. No fire ring at individual sites, but had community fire with wood being supplied. Internet service was sporadic at best, but great location to access the park. Very friendly folks at the check in. Would definitely stay here again.

Very easy access to Glacier west entrance. Clean campground under the trees. We had full hook up and didn’t have to share power as some other reviews state. Sites do vary. Some have a nice space between sites and others are very tight. Bathroom requires code and looks nice from the outside but rather old on the inside…strange. Not fires allowed at your site but you can rent a fire pit. We did not. Pleasant staff. We didn’t treat the food. It’s just hard to spend so much on a site and then pay for simple baked goods that you can easily bake yourself.

Trains and cars all night…

WIFI available but max 1-2mb per second upload and download speeds. Well below 1mb in the evening.

Verizon cell service I guess is as expected mid-summer at the entry to Glacier. Super slow throughout the day and terrible in the evening. Good luck 🍀. I was surprised with download speed of 100mb at 4am (don’t ask me why) with upload of no more than 1-2mb per second. In the evening, if you get anything, it is around 1 mb upload and download.

We traveled with two other families pulling campers the week of July 4th. Location was great because it’s nearby Glacier NP and other local attractions and nearby towns. We reserved the group site 30A/B about a year in advance. We love these group sites because it’s allows us to be close to family but still private. The roads in the campground are well paved. Lots of signage everywhere so you’re never lost. The small cafe had good selection of food and drinks. There was a small store too that had a good amount of supplies for us. Wood burning fire pits are not allowed but they do have a propane fire pit you can rent for around $25 per night or if you use your own propane, then it’s around $7.50 a night. The hosts delivers it and picks it up for you. Otherwise, there is a nightly community wood fire pit by the gazebo with swinging bench seats.

WiFi is available but spotty depending on the amount of people using it. Our group site felt very private for us.

Laundry and shower facilities were very good and spacious.

We would come back and spend more time here. It had all the necessities for a small family.

Great location near west glacier. The sites are roomy and offer some privacy with trees and a picnic table. We had full hookups. Store has some home baked pastries. We did not eat in the restaurant. The laundry room is ok. It had one washer out of order and one that smelled very badly so that left two washers for the whole campground. The dryers one worked for sure the other one we used our clothes were still wet after the full cycle and we had to run them again. So we spent that extra time waiting for the laundry. The public bathroom was very clean. No service without campground WiFi.

Our arrival got off to a rocky start. Turns out that the mistake was mine! I apologized to the owner the next day. Our site had full electrical, and water, but no sewage! The site itself was gravel which turned muddy because it rained 3 out of the 5 days that we stayed here. The brush was overgrown, and the trees seeped this greenish/white paste that coated all of our cables! Everything needed to be wiped down before it could be put away. The bathrooms, and showers were clean. The laundry room was good.
The WiFi was exceptional, and the Verizon signal was a 2-3 bars LTE.
The layout, was no different than most RV parks. At first glance it appeared that everyone was very close, but in reality we felt very comfortable. The sites are staggered enough, and with the trees separating each site, our privacy was fine.
What I would say to the owners would be to keep the brush trimmed at these sites. Especially at the sites that are NOT paved. Maybe every site should be paved, if the mud problem cannot be solved. I am not surprised at the price because everything is very expensive around here. Actually, this was probably the most reasonably priced RV Park.
I gave them four stars overall, because of the havoc that the rain caused to our site. This appears to be a privately owned place, and they are working hard to continue to make improvements.
I would definitely stay here again!