Two Moon Campground

Arrived in heavy rain. Thanks to paved main road and well maintained gravel sites, there were no issues with mud or messy set up. Our 34 foot fifth wheel with 3 slides was a super tight fit and required some skilled backing with three spotters, but we were able snuggle in. The campground itself is very well designed with a ton of room and heavy timber between between sites, so it feels like you are pretty much camping g by yourself. There are no hook ups but the bathrooms are clean and serviced often. A short walk through wooded paths yields outstanding views of the lake and stunning visas of Wyoming landscape.

Stayed here for one night during a road trip. Reserved a site with electricity (site No. 27) and found that is the only line that we can hook up. There is no direct water nor direct sewer hookup in our site. You have to go nearby water station to get water, and go to nearby dump station to dump the waste. As we were only doing a short stay, we just used our own water tank and dumped the waster next morning before we left. Considering the price we paid ($50 for one night), it would be better if we can get water hooked up.

The site was long enough to park our 30ft long rented moto home. There is a picnic table, fire pit though we did not have time to use them.

Very clean and well kept campground.

Campground was quiet and clean. We loved staying in the yurts even though it was cold. If you’re planning on visiting in winter or early spring, plan for cold!! Overall a great stay

Absolutely wonderful campground with plenty of shade, nice sites and mountain bike trails. Our only snag was arriving a week before “summer season” to find that the drinking water faucets weren’t turned on yet. Luckily we had water in our camper so it wasn’t an issue, just something to be aware of if you show up before May 1st.