Moose Crossing RV Park

Pavilion and play area (added by manager 23 May 2018)

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  • Spacious and well-maintained park in Idaho's Lost River Range
  • Trails into the wilderness start right from the park
  • On the Peaks To Craters Byway; 140 miles of desert, wetlands and peaks
Lost River. Invisible Mountain. Cathedral Pines. Like many of the place names in the area, Moose Crossing RV Park reminds you this is wilderness country. Not that you could be mistaken: the park looks out to the high white peaks of the Lost River Range and the trails to the wide blue yonder start just out the back gate. Wild the surrounds might be, but this Idaho park places a high value on its visitors and their comfort. The washrooms have hot showers and you can access free wifi all around the park. If you're destined for Oregon or Yellowstone, you'll appreciate the laundry and dryers. Wherever you're heading, head for the pavilion to meet up with friends or make new ones. The old mining town of Mackay 10 minutes' drive away is the starting point for many an outdoor adventure and also where you'll find stores and eateries. The town's Lost River Museum tells the story of the area, from the first pioneers to the prospectors, and the Mine Hill tour lets you walk through the history on 24 miles of upland trails, taking in ghost towns, crumbling mines and rusting cable cars.

Site type

Tent pitches 15
Touring caravan pitches 20
Motorhome pitches 30
Lodges, cabins, pods or huts 2

Languages spoken

English

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Features

Dogs allowed

Campfires allowed

Leisure on site

Bar or club house

Cycle hire

Evening entertainment

Fishing

Fitness centre

Games room

Indoor swimming pool

Kids' club

On-site restaurant/cafe

Outdoor swimming pool

Play area

TV room

Take away

Tennis

Watersports

Amenities on site

Bath available

Car parking by pitch/unit

Composting toilet

Disabled facilities

Dog park

Drying room

Food shop

Free wifi

Ice pack freezing

Internet access

Launderette

Parent & baby washroom

Pick-up from public transport

Portable toilet

Pub toilets

Public telephone

Shower available

Toilet block

Washing-up area

Wifi

Groups welcome

Family friendly

Motorcycle friendly

Rallies welcome

Single-sex groups welcome

Student groups welcome

Rules

Barbecue provided

Barbecues allowed

Campfires allowed

Commercial vehicles allowed

Dogs allowed

Dogs allowed all year

Camping 2.0

Jumbo tent pitches

Themes

Lake and/or mountain

Peaceful

Remote location

Spectacular scenery

Walkers' paradise

Wildlife haven

Utilities

Charging facilities

Chemical disposal

Electric car charging point(s)

Gas cylinders available

Recycling available

Renewable energy

Nearby amenities

Bar nearby

Dog walk nearby

Nearby farmers' market

Shop nearby

Type

Medium (26-50 pitches)

Nearby leisure

Canoeing/kayaking nearby

Climbing nearby

Cycling nearby

Fishing nearby

Golf nearby

Horse riding nearby

Mountain biking nearby

Restaurant nearby

Watersports nearby

Touring and motorhomes

Drainage hook-up points for tourers

Seasonal pitches

Location

Moose Crossing RV Park

3794 US Highway 93

Mile Post 100

Mackay

Idaho

USA

83251

Directions

Timezone

America/Boise Mountain Standard Time (GMT-07:00)

GPS

43.86137°N
-113.45313°W

Please note: All distances on this page are calculated "as the crow flies" - please check actual distance depending on your mode of travel using the Get directions button above.

Local attractions

Moose Crossing RV Park is halfway along the Peaks To Craters Scenic Byway, 140 miles of Idaho wilderness people cross the continent to see. Starting in Carey and finishing in Challis (both an hour's drive from the park), this winding circuit goes from wetlands to high deserts and mountain ridges. A three-hour trip in total, many travellers take detours enroute to see Mt Borah, the state's highest peak, or to fish Mackay Reservoir. The craters in question are the Craters of the Moon National Monument (two hours, 15 minutes), a landscape of lava flows bursting with wild flowers and wildlife. The volcano is long gone, but to feel the roaring power of nature head to Lower Creek Falls, just outside Mackay, where tracks take you past increasingly lively rapids to a truly deafening waterfall. If you want to get closer to the foaming waters, Mackay is the place to hire kayaks and join up with guided river trips. It's easy to forget the stresses of town in all this nature, but Idaho Falls (an hour and a half) spreads out galleries and museums along a city-wide river trail. Wherever you go, you'll hear the call of the wild.

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  • Does Moose Crossing RV Park have a swimming pool? No View all features
  • Is Moose Crossing RV Park dog friendly? Yes View all features
  • What attractions are near Moose Crossing RV Park? Moose Crossing RV Park is halfway along the Peaks To Craters Scenic Byway, 140 miles of Idaho wilderness people cross the continent to see. Starting in Carey and finishing in Challis (both … Read more
  • When can I check in and check out of Moose Crossing RV Park?
    Camping and touring
    Arrive:  2 p.m. –  10 p.m.
    Depart by:  11 a.m.
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