Rocky Mountain National Park Moraine Park Campground

We loved our time at Moraine Park! Very easy to ride the shuttle to Bear or Sprague Lakes and continue on hikes from there. So nice to hear the elk bugling at night in early September. This is the largest campground where we have stayed - restrooms were varied with some comfort stations and some pit toilets - all clean but most a further walk than we are used to. Great to have bear boxes at each site without sharing. There is also a trail from the campground to the Cub Lake trailhead which we used at times. We did not have our dogs with us this trip, but would come again with them. Lots of campground loops to walk them since they cannot go on park trails. RMNP did a nice job with their renovations here!

Gorgeous hikes up into the mountains to several lakes. Trails are super well-maintained, safe and clean. The shuttle bus experience was nice and regular, but also it would say that the parking was full in some places and then we'd get there on the shuttle and there would be a good handful of spots left, so if you are starting later in the day it may be worth checking for parking by the trailheads so that you dont miss the shuttle bus and add 4 mi to your hike (thankfully this didn't happen to us!). Bathrooms and water available in lots of places. A couple hikes we did, you had to essentially leave the park to get to the trailhead, which could be a sticking point if you go when it is a busier time, in regards to re-entering the park just to get back to your campground. Overall loved it and would visit again!

Walk to shuttle is long.

Camp ground was well taken care of and very safe

The campground at Moraine Park was quiet and clean. We attended the ranger program in the amphitheater and enjoyed that as well.

Beautiful scenery, excellent facilities, clean bathrooms. What more good you want?

We loved our time at Moraine Park! Very easy to ride the shuttle to Bear or Sprague Lakes and continue on hikes from there. So nice to hear the elk bugling at night in early September. This is the largest campground where we have stayed - restrooms were varied with some comfort stations and some pit toilets - all clean but most a further walk than we are used to. Great to have bear boxes at each site without sharing. There is also a trail from the campground to the Cub Lake trailhead which we used at times. We did not have our dogs with us this trip, but would come again with them. Lots of campground loops to walk them since they cannot go on park trails. RMNP did a nice job with their renovations here!

Gorgeous hikes up into the mountains to several lakes. Trails are super well-maintained, safe and clean. The shuttle bus experience was nice and regular, but also it would say that the parking was full in some places and then we'd get there on the shuttle and there would be a good handful of spots left, so if you are starting later in the day it may be worth checking for parking by the trailheads so that you dont miss the shuttle bus and add 4 mi to your hike (thankfully this didn't happen to us!). Bathrooms and water available in lots of places. A couple hikes we did, you had to essentially leave the park to get to the trailhead, which could be a sticking point if you go when it is a busier time, in regards to re-entering the park just to get back to your campground. Overall loved it and would visit again!

I was disappointed to see the bathrooms had not been updated. For being closed 2 years I expected better.
The new outside water faucets are difficult to operate. It’s either a dribble or full blast.

Enjoyed the running water and clean bathrooms, despite the disregard of many campers there. But campsites are too condensed, not much privacy. The location of the campground is excellent, and it was enjoyable waking up to see a bull elk strutting through the area doing his rutting thing.