Moore lures RV nomads as the quiet gateway to Craters of the Moon National Monument's surreal lava fields. Park your rig at Moose Crossings RV Park, our directory's lone standout. Hike lava tubes by day, stargaze under dark skies by night, all from this perfect launchpad.
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Moore hunkers down in Butte County along US Highway 20, a speck of a ranching town amid potato fields and sagebrush plains. The Pioneer Mountains rise to the north, while the Big Lost River winds nearby for trout fishing. Venture 15 miles west to Craters of the Moon National Monument, where cinder cones tower and lava tubes beckon spelunkers. Atomic City, birthplace of America's first nuclear reactor, sits just 10 miles away for quirky history hunts.
Moose Crossings RV Park delivers WiFi, 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, plus hot showers at $42 to $50 per night. Off-road enthusiasts base here for dusty trails into the desert. Families return dusty from monument hikes to rinse off in clean facilities. Solo travelers plug in under vast skies, plotting next volcanic quests.
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Moore stands out as the backdoor to Craters of the Moon National Monument. This tiny ranching community on US Highway 20 grants easy access to lava hikes and dark-sky stargazing. Local farms produce potatoes, and the Big Lost River draws anglers for cutthroat trout.
Moose Crossings RV Park lists as the top option in Moore. Located right in town, it features WiFi, 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, showers, and nightly rates of $42 to $50. Campers use it as home base for Craters of the Moon trips.
Yes, Moose Crossings RV Park offers 30-amp and 50-amp full hookups. Hot showers and WiFi come standard too, suiting extended stays. Rates hold steady at $42 to $50 per night amid the high desert.