Moose Creek RV Resort

So let's start with the good: lots of beautiful trees, big spots.

After that, it goes downhill fast. First, good luck getting a reservation. They don't answer the phone, and it takes weeks to answer emails. Finally, after a month of trying, we got an email saying we were confirmed with a double spot so we could be near our friends who we were traveling with.

Apparently, the word "confirmed" doesn't mean the same thing to them. To them it just means "we'll think about it". We called about 10 days before just to double check, and they had given away our spot -- now we had two families without anywhere to stay in West Glacier during peak season. They scrambled and moved some people around, so one of us got a spot and the other parked in a field without hookups -- something we had chosen to avoid.

When we got there, the spot was huge, and our friends had a smaller class C, so I went to the office to see if they would let us share a spot. It would free up a spot for them for any drop-ins, and even if the spot didn't fill, they'd be out nothing. They were incredibly rude about it, basically just saying no, you can't even try it.

So far we've got incompetent and rude.

Next, the hookups are all wrong. I would've had to string two hoses together to be hooked up to water, because it was on the opposite side from all the other hookups. So I ended up just manually filling my tank each day (which is on that side).

And for such a heavily wooded property, it is probably one of the five noisiest places we've stayed, with constant traffic noise all day and night, and trucks engine braking on the hill. At times it is hard to carry on a conversation due to the traffic noise.

This area is full of great RV parks, there is no reason to stay at this one.

Easy to get reservations new Managers very helpful, restrooms and showers clean, beautiful sites, WiFi service strong . Would stay here again 🙂

We loved this campground. It was beautiful and comfortable just like home. The site was easy to back in and level. The sites were clean and the bathrooms were kept clean as well. The new owners were kind and caring. The cinnamon rolls were yummy and so was the breakfast they offered on Saturday/Sunday. The laundry facilities need some work with four washers and only one drier that was functioning at the time. The wifi worked near the office but not near our site. It was a nice place to visit with other travelers, meet new friends and let the kids roam and play with others their age. The nightly campfire and little playground were my daughters’s favorite part of our three week adventure because she called it kids hour.

Great location, close to Glacier Park. Stayed here in early August, RV Park was Full. Upon entering RV Park we were greeted with sight and smells from stinky, overflowing dumpster by office. It remained this way for entire stay. Sites close together but were semi-private with some shrubbery and trees. Quiet except for road noise. It is close to highway and traffic sounds were easily heard, awakened before dawn by sounds of jake brakes from big rigs on highway. Lots of families and kids with outside activities at front of Park. Bathrooms and showers were clean but need updating. Shower doors leak from the bottom so you step out into a puddle of water. Small camp stool is provided for seating. Numerous hand-written notes posted everywhere reminding people to do obvious things (eg. close the shower door) were unnecessary. One woman’s bathroom/shower house out-of-service for entire stay so there were often lines at the remaining bathroom/shower house. Chalkboard advertising delicious homemade pies and cinnamon rolls, but when ordered these were unavailable, ‘too busy, no time for baking’. No WiFi signal.

This place is great. Owners are wonderful and the bakery is to die for. Sites are clean and have trees around so not on top of each other. Very Quiet at night. Big play area for kids and dog area very nice. Had the Cinnamon rolls and a Home made Huckleberry pie. Excellent! Very friendly place and would definitely stay here again. Very fast Wi-Fi too. Thanks for a great stay.

Our site was level, concrete pad, water and electric hookup. Tall pines, some good shade, but our site still felt the afternoon sun. No fires allowed, but we were able to rent a really nice propane fire ring, and if you provide your own propane it is only $5/night. The sites are close to each other, but the shrubs and pine trees provide decent privacy. Nice grassy field and area to walk our dog. You can order take out breakfast in the morning. Bathrooms were always nice and clean, but they could use an additional bath house. Nice laundry room with a sink for dishwashing. Best part was how close it was to Glacier. Also close to towns with groceries, breweries, and restaurants. You get a bit of train and highway noise, but not bad.

Other than the noise of the highway, we loved our stay here! Our site was very large, level, and wooded. We enjoyed being in the trees since most of our previous sites the past several weeks were not. We enjoyed the community campfire in the evenings and getting to know other campers during our stay. It was also great being so close to the GNP entrance and the outfitters in the area. The restrooms were very clean and the office staff friendly and helpful. Verizon 4G coverage was good. The only negative was lots of highway noise that, surprisingly, never ended. Overall, highly recommend this park!

Very cramped sites, no sewer, and electrical panels have to be shared among 2 sites. Need a special converter plug for 30 amp that we had to run out and buy. Clean showers, laundry and a communal fire pit. The main bonus is fresh cinnamon rolls are available for the hefty price of $4 each.

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!

We wanted to stay one more night in glacier, this was a pleasant last minute find. The Site was huge! Yummy baked goods in the office. And cell service! Great place