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Lost Moose Campground

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· Cataldo, Kootenai, Idaho

10 acres hosted by Lost Moose C.

15 Caravan sites · 4 tent sites

Big rig-friendly

Spacious, level camping well-suited for travel trailers over 40 ft long.

Family-friendly

Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for families and kids.

LOST MOOSE is a Star Host

Star Hosts are highly rated, responsive, and committed to providing incredible experiences.

Lost Moose Campground, Your Basecamp for Adventure! Whether you are looking to hoof it, foot it, motor it, peddle it, or paddle it - we can serve as your basecamp to do it all! Lost Moose is a remote campground nestled in the mountains of beautiful North Idaho where outdoor recreation opportunities abound! Before you book a reservation at the Moose, there are a few things you should know. Our hope, and the reason we opened Lost Moose Campground, is that our guests would have a friendly and fun atmosphere away from life's hustle and bustle where everyone has the opportunity to relax, enjoy nature, and explore north Idaho with their family and friends. Our campground is remote and it does take a little more time and effort to get here. While most of our guests repeatedly tell us it's totally worth it and it's just what they were looking for, others have let us know that they would prefer to be closer to the Interstate and the amenities of "civilization." We just want everyone to be happy! So, before you book a reservation, we want you to know a few things about our campground that way you'll know just what to expect when you stay at the Moose! • Lost Moose Campground is located 8 miles south of Interstate 90. Getting here includes 6 miles of gravel road that can be a little bumpy at times throughout the year. • There's no cell service or wifi at the campground. A landline is available for emergencies and cell service can be found often when traveling nearby roads and trails. • Due to our proximity to Latour Creek we do not have sewer hookups or a dump station. All RV Sites are equipped with power and water hookups and toilets and hot showers are available. • The nearest grocery store is approximately 12 miles away, the nearest gas station 11 miles, nearest dump station 11 miles, and the nearest restaurant is about 12 miles away. It takes about 45 minutes to reach Coeur d'Alene or Wallace. • Latour Creek provides a great place for kids and adults alike to cool off in the summer, but it is not suitable for kayaking or floating. The Coeur d'Alene River is only 8 miles away and is well suited for those activities. • Crystal Lake trailhead is approximately 12 miles above the campground and is accessible by car. The Mirror Lake trailhead is also accessed about 12 miles above the campground, but includes a narrow jeep road that isn't suitable for vehicles not designed for off-roading. • The Trail of the Coeur d'Alene's bike trail parking area is 8 miles from the campground at the junction of Latour Creek and I-90. • ATV's can be ridden from the campground. There are no formal maps of our area, but we are happy to help give directions and suggestions for great places to ride. SO MANY THINGS TO DO Most of our guests come stay with us to get away in the wild. When you are out and about on the trails, chances are you'll see moose, elk and deer - if you're lucky you may even see a bear! It's a real rarity when we hit the trails and don't see at least one of the above! • IN CAMP Play in the river, do some fishing in the creek, play horseshoes and corn hole, eat ice cream, explore the surrounding area, relax, build a campfire, etc. • FROM CAMP Enjoy access to hundreds of miles of ATV/UTV trails directly from camp. Take off upstream or downstream and fish all day. Huckleberry picking in season only a few miles away! • OUTSIDE CAMP Bike trails, kayaking or floating the river, fishing, water parks, theme parks and area attractions. Fun urban adventures are within an hour of the campground! • SILVER MOUNTAIN Try mountain biking in the region's best lift served bike park, go for a scenic gondola ride, hike to the fire lookout on Kellogg Peak or just settle in for some huckleberry ribs and listen to live music at the mountain house grill. How about a round of mountain golf at Galena Ridge, or grab some pavement bikes from Silver Mountain Sports and hit the 72 mile bike path that runs right by our parking lot. Silver Rapids, Idaho's largest indoor waterpark, takes weather out of the equation by creating a perfect 84 degree, football field-sized location to splash, swim and surf on the perfect wave! The sky is the limit at Silver Mountain! • THINGS TO DO IN COEUR D'ALENE There’s something for everyone in Coeur d’Alene. Area activities and attractions range from the free and family-friendly to thrilling outdoor adventures—and just about everything in-between. Summer in Coeur d’Alene is filled with epic attractions! Parasail rides, zip-lining, boating, float planes and of course the northwest’s largest theme park! Winter brings lit-up streets, dinner boat cruises, miles and miles of ski runs, warm indoor water parks and plenty of warm food and hot music acts. • OLD MISSION STATE PARK Coeur d' Alene's Old Mission State Park contains the oldest building in Idaho. The Mission of the Sacred Heart was constructed between 1850 and 1853. It is also the headquarters for the 72 mile paved rails to trails bike path that goes from Mullan to Plummer, passing through several historic towns and meandering along the river. If you're looking to get off the beaten path and back to nature, we've got you covered!

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25 Ratings · 18 reviews

Randy P.recommends

October 15, 2024

Tent Site 16

Site #16

Lost Moose Campground was the perfect getaway weekend. The campground is well maintained (bathrooms are clean, area is not trashed) Site 16 is a little small, only big enough for one tent and one car, but it was perfect for what we needed. The hosts were very nice and the small shop on site had a variety of items for sale that could be useful for anyone who forgot something. The bundles of wood were a great deal!

Sasha M.recommends

September 20, 2024

Tent Site 16

Cute and very clean campground a little ways off the interstate. I stayed in a tent site next to the creek, it was very quiet and peaceful.

David K.recommends

August 27, 2024

RV Site 1

Dotti’s Adventure

Terry & Doug were excellent hosts!! Allowed us to move to site 14. Site 1 is a pull through site and not as private. Site was next to creek tucked back in the corner of the property. Fire ring, picnic table and hook ups for water and electric. We were allowed to have a fire! Port-a-potty’s were set up around campground & were clean. Showers were also nice. Drawback: there were a lot of bees. As noted in site description and other reviews, the campground is a 5 mile drive on a dirt/gravel road. But is very private. Overall a nice spot!

Kaitlyn H.recommends

August 21, 2024

Tent Site 15

Beautiful campsite and great hosts! Would definitely recommend!

Katrina J.recommends

August 4, 2024

Tent Site 17

I absolutely loved this place. My kids were able to be in the creek while I was relaxing. The hosts were super nice. I have already recommended this place to all my friends. We already have plans to go back next year for longer! Also, if you have a side by side of quad 20/10 recommend bringing it!

Amity F.recommends

July 23, 2024

RV Site 2

Definitely recommend!

This was a beautiful, calm camp ground. Was clean, and had nice camping spots for RVs and tents. The showers where a plus a long with toilets and trash bins.

Location

Cataldo, Kootenai, Idaho, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, Ktunaxa ɁamakɁis, and Schitsu’umsh (Coeur d’Alene) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Lost Moose C.

Joined in February 2023

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