Albert Moser

We stayed at campsite 2. Pretty small area to park my truck camper - not sure anything larger than 20ft would fit. Campsite was right next to the river. The river was running pretty swift. We had 3 small kids (6, 4, and 2). I wouldn’t stay this close to river during the runoff.

Campsite itself had nice sized fire pit. We used the bbq stand for grilling hotdogs and warming up our tinfoil dinners. Was nice option to have available. Kids had fun running around campsite and playing.

No issues with noisy neighbors. The road was extremely busy with ATV/UTV/Motorcycle usage.

Albert Moser has become a tradition for our family. It is quiet, secluded, and beautiful. We enjoy the Cub River, fishing, campfire, tent camping, and close by Willow Flat hiking/fishing/4 wheeling. It is close to family and occasional Preston Night Rodeo that we can visit. We grew up with Albert Moser and now our children/grandchildren are as well. Thank you!

Beautiful campground. We had a nice campsite that had a good amount of space around the fire. Far enough away from other campsites so we didn't have to see or deal with others. Overall a really nice campground, not suited for large campers or many vehicles very limited space for vehicles and camp trailers.

Great campsite love the area!

{"text"=>"Beautiful location with Cub River running by each campsite. I only rated it down because the vaulted toilets that served our campsites were disgusting. The smell was so bad it made my eyes burn. So we all just walked to the start of the camp to the single valuted toilet and it was much better. That toilet was wheelchair accessible. The stinky ones were not. They were at the top of a steep hill and there was a step to get in but those toilets were separated into mens and womens. There was water spigot with soap from camp hosts, by each bathroom as well as two other water spigots. It is gravel roads to the camp and in the camp. Albert Moser was easy to find, marked by a sign. Lots of shade, nice overall.", "languageCode"=>"en"}