Moosalamoo Campground

This is a beautiful campground with nicely separated sites that ensure everyone truly feels surrounded by the woods. The sites were well maintained, picnic tables were clean, fallen wood for fires was plentiful (bring a hatchet or hand saw to help) and the vault toilets were surprisingly clean for what they are. Sites, bathrooms, water, and bear boxes are all very easily accessed. A moderate field in the middle of the loop is a perfect spot to stargaze or picnic, practice mountain biking, toss a frisbee, etc. There are lots of trails in the immediate vicinity. The campground hosts were so friendly and helpful - it's nice to share a chat, trade stories, and get info on nearby trails, scenery, and more. The only change I'd like to see is smoother gravel at the sites. The crushed rock is densely packed, making it hard to drive smaller tent stakes, and the stones are sharp. I was worried it could tear my tent's ground tarp (it did not, thankfully).

Overall, I can't say enough nice things about this campground. I will definitely return here!!

So this was the first time that I’ve camped without electricity or water at the site. This campsite was great. There’s no service for like a few miles so make any last phone calls or text before you get to like route 32. It was clean, there was a good enough amount of space that we had. The camp host were great and very knowledge and helpful. This was the first time I went to a camp ground and there was a camp host and they really sent the bar for me. Lots of things to do near by. Trails, swimming holes fishing. I might come back so I can’t keep exploring around. Would highly recommend. PS. And we saw a moose!

So this was the first time that I’ve camped without electricity or water at the site. This campsite was great. There’s no service for like a few miles so make any last phone calls or text before you get to like route 32. It was clean, there was a good enough amount of space that we had. The camp host were great and very knowledge and helpful. This was the first time I went to a camp ground and there was a camp host and they really sent the bar for me. Lots of things to do near by. Trails, swimming holes fishing. I might come back so I can’t keep exploring around. Would highly recommend. PS. And we saw a moose!

j k

j k

Did not get to go for the thunderstorms. Friend with a van did go and liked the large camp site.

Did not get to go for the thunderstorms. Friend with a van did go and liked the large camp site.

Beautiful campground. Great hiking.

Beautiful campground. Great hiking.

This was a pretty rough campsite. The website indicated not to bring any firewood and to purchase it at the campground. This led me to believe there was an entrance station or someone to talk to when checking in. You check into the campsite by filling out a slip at a post - there was no one to talk to. The wood around the area was really wet and wasn't very useful.

I was also looking forward to walking/hiking some of the nearby trails around the campgrounds that the website mentioned. These trails were created in the 70's...and I don't think they've ever been maintained. Really difficult to walk through them - had to turn around pretty soon after we started.

I love to camp, but when it's rough...it can be really rough. We were supposed to stay there 3 nights but left after 1 night. I felt pretty misled by the website's description. if I had know it was so remote, I would have planned better. Pretty area though, so just be prepared to rough it.