Moose Lake State Park Campground

Great location for camping. Sites were mostly level. Lakeside tent sites weren't soggy somehow. The sites are marked, but not super well. Had to ask someone to move and then the same happened to another group down the way. T06 is tucked away in the woods for example. T08 has no shade. They're all pretty close together with no tree line or anything between them, so not private. Good for groups though. You can set up by a friend and basically merge sites. If you're a light sleeper though, you are going to struggle as you can hear everyone around you--including the RV sites nearby. There's really nothing between sites at all for sound dampening. Worked out fine for us, but a warning to others. Also due to the lack of trees or vegetation between sites, when there were wind gusts off the lake, multiple tents collapsed and people's rain flys and equipment went sailing. Bathrooms were cleaned daily. For camping bathrooms/showers, they were pretty decent. 2 bathroom stalls and 2 shower stalls in the women's. No grates for the fire pits, just rings, so bring something of your own if you're planning on cooking over the fire. Picnic tables were standard painted wood ones. One at each site. There was a second bathroom by Echo Beach/picnic area and a second playground up there too. The playground on the campground map is a plastic one while the one by the beach is wooden. Both had a lot to do. There's a band shell by the beach too. Moose Lake has some small shops and liquor stores. You can find most of what you need within a couple mins drive from the campground. Worth checking out.

This looked to be a very nice campground for a smaller park. Most of the sites are very spread out especially the outer site of the loops. All the site are shaded with some of them be covered by tall pines. The boat launch is nearby and the day use area.

Very pretty state park! Not very big but tons of room between sites. Very private and wooded. One shower bathroom for the whole park but very clean and nice. Great walking trails that go by the lake and into the woods. Very pretty scenery. There is no dump station on site so you have to go into town or find another place to dump. Good place to explore!

NOTICE: There is NO DUMP STATION at this park, nor anywhere nearby!! NONE! You can drive 16 miles north on I-35 or 10+ miles south on I-35. This is NUTS! There is also no water at the parking sites. You can fill at the office building when you enter, or at one of several spigots scattered in the park. BTW-The fill hose at the office has multiple water stopping kinks and leaks spraying water all over. You are given pliers at the front desk to turn the faucet on/off because the faucet handle is missing. The sites are crushed rock, fairly level and tucked into very rustic little spots. Very private in the thick surrounding forest. There are several vault toilets scattered in the park and ONE shower house that is surprisingly nice, given the rest of the park. For a state park, this is a sad case. We will not return. NOT recommended.

A nice, well maintained campground in a park not far from home. The campground's host, Joy, is a delighted lady to chat with. The staff Aden (sp?) and Megan were just as friendly. The shower and restroom are clean. You can tent, RV camping here. Great place for a family with children as you can take them fishing, swimming, and walking/hiking.