Rocky Mountain National Park Moraine Park Campground

We stayed the first night that the campground reopened. The tent pads and paths to the hike in sights were a bit overgrown. Otherwise, we absolutely love this campground and were thrilled to be back!

Class C Sprinter chassis RV. Site B150 - quite unlevel, downsloping towards the road. We backed in and could have used another couple of inches of leveling on each side in the front. Good electric. Beautiful site with Longs and other mountain views with a ridge just behind the campsite. Did not use the nearby toilet facility.

C206 - horribly sloped and off camber. Good electric. We parked facing uphill with campside to our passenger side and that worked out quite well with 4in of leveling under the passenger front wheel. We were able to manoeuver around during a lull in other drivers so we didn't block traffic. Nice shade. Good views of the mountains. However, It is on a curve in the downsloping road and didn't have much privacy, plus the windows are basically on the edge of the road. I wouldn't pick this site again. The tent site is a bit further from the road. There was a water spigot just across and down the hill a bit. Bathrooms (with water) and dumpsters; closest ones were uphill about a block, near the Amphitheater. Second closest bathrooms (with water) were downhill and over towards Loop D. A longer walk. Bathrooms were all clean, with TP, and mirrors. Bring your own hand towel.

Verizon 5G enabled work over VPN, both sites.

We had some very loud across the way neighbors who got a ranger visit and a law enforcement ranger visit due to many reported complaints. Thank you for that potentially difficult part of your job, rangers! They did quiet down for a peaceful night. And they appeared to be using the bear boxes and being responsible with their trash. They did also contribute to our check out a day early. People need to read the "room" and moderate their volume. We camp in these beautiful parks for the views and the birdsong, chance to see animals, and the overall tranquility. We heard 20+ birds in the space of 5 minutes one morning, including several I had never heard before. Such a beautiful location. I'm so glad it will be available again for camping!

Very nice experience.

We stayed the first night that the campground reopened. The tent pads and paths to the hike in sights were a bit overgrown. Otherwise, we absolutely love this campground and were thrilled to be back!

Class C Sprinter chassis RV. Site B150 - quite unlevel, downsloping towards the road. We backed in and could have used another couple of inches of leveling on each side in the front. Good electric. Beautiful site with Longs and other mountain views with a ridge just behind the campsite. Did not use the nearby toilet facility.

C206 - horribly sloped and off camber. Good electric. We parked facing uphill with campside to our passenger side and that worked out quite well with 4in of leveling under the passenger front wheel. We were able to manoeuver around during a lull in other drivers so we didn't block traffic. Nice shade. Good views of the mountains. However, It is on a curve in the downsloping road and didn't have much privacy, plus the windows are basically on the edge of the road. I wouldn't pick this site again. The tent site is a bit further from the road. There was a water spigot just across and down the hill a bit. Bathrooms (with water) and dumpsters; closest ones were uphill about a block, near the Amphitheater. Second closest bathrooms (with water) were downhill and over towards Loop D. A longer walk. Bathrooms were all clean, with TP, and mirrors. Bring your own hand towel.

Verizon 5G enabled work over VPN, both sites.

We had some very loud across the way neighbors who got a ranger visit and a law enforcement ranger visit due to many reported complaints. Thank you for that potentially difficult part of your job, rangers! They did quiet down for a peaceful night. And they appeared to be using the bear boxes and being responsible with their trash. They did also contribute to our check out a day early. People need to read the "room" and moderate their volume. We camp in these beautiful parks for the views and the birdsong, chance to see animals, and the overall tranquility. We heard 20+ birds in the space of 5 minutes one morning, including several I had never heard before. Such a beautiful location. I'm so glad it will be available again for camping!

National Park campgrounds are typically densely packed and this one is no exception. While we're grateful to have an opportunity to camp in the park, many sites are on top of each other and offer no privacy. This was a test open after a two year closure and there's some work to be done still - toilets were backed up and not as clean as they should be.

National Park campgrounds are typically densely packed and this one is no exception. While we're grateful to have an opportunity to camp in the park, many sites are on top of each other and offer no privacy. This was a test open after a two year closure and there's some work to be done still - toilets were backed up and not as clean as they should be.

Had a great time over 2 days camping and seeing the park. The upside is that the park is not very crowded in late April / early May - the downside is that there are limited campgrounds and a number of the roads are closed over the winter period. But it was great to have Elk and Mule deer wandering through the campground !!

Had a great time over 2 days camping and seeing the park. The upside is that the park is not very crowded in late April / early May - the downside is that there are limited campgrounds and a number of the roads are closed over the winter period. But it was great to have Elk and Mule deer wandering through the campground !!

This park has it "together", but that said-- one has to select a site very carefully. And, toilet facilities are not created equally in this park. Some loops have flushing toilets while others have outhouses.