Moss Creek Campground

Lovely area, camping spot well spread out and private.

Lovely campground surrounded by beautiful trees - enjoyed relaxing by the glacial creek on a hot day with the family. Very peaceful. Only feedback I have is - Site 004 (the one we stayed in) was pretty close to the road, loud vehicles created noise pollution waking me a couple times that night, interrupted the nature sounds. Also the bathrooms really need attention, neither of the doors could be closed - appeared broken. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and will be back!

Camped at Moss Creek Campground with the intention of canoeing on Disappearing Lake at South Prairie. This is the closest campground at 13 Mi away. It is hard to beat a visit to mother nature and Moss Creek area was beautiful. Don't know why it is called Moss Creek as it is on the Little White Salmon River. A close trail head is Little Huckleberry Mountain Trail trailhttps://www.alltrails.com/explore/trail/us/washington/little-huckleberry-trail
We reserved Site #6 which turned out to be not shaded so tent got pretty hot during the day (Late June), most other sites are shaded. Of the four vault toilets one was closed completely (no Repairs scheduled) the Accessible restroom had the doors rotting and falling off, the third had no TP in it, the fourth was maintained and of course right next to the Camp Host. Camp Host was nice and pleasant once we met him, but I think he was working on a research project or something, so we didn't see him but once or twice. Water was available but not all spigots worked.
Camp was easy to find and access, no biting bugs or mosquitos, plenty of birds.
Good visit overall

Pretty spot. No water available and no alert listed to be able to plan for lack of water. Camp sites close to road are noisy with fast traffic.

This is our 4th time at Moss Creek. We enjoy this campground. However it is in serious need of a facelift. The campground road needs to be re-paved. The #4 bathroom is still closed by camp sites 13 & 14. On this visit there was no water you had to bring your own.
The campground does have a nice forest experience and is small, quiet and is well located.

There is NO WATER for cooking/drinking.

nice secluded sites-near a stream

Tidy, nice pit toilets and so fun to be by the river! We’d go here again. Spotty T-Mobile service.

It was a good trip except a large group of children were making a lot of noise or were walking in occupied camps, including mine. Nothing the camp hosts could do stop it. New toilets need to be installed. The campground needs some upgrading.

I was up for 14 days at Moss Creek. Three and one half days was spent listening to a huge motor home's generator as long as 12 hours. Camp hosts have no power to regulate generators except at quiet time. The company the Forest Service has running the camp allows generators. Another thing is the openness of marijuana smoking in the campground despite being illegal. There's a problem with dogs roaming the campground despite it not being permitted. I did enjoy the days that didn't have the generator noise.