Moyie Springs draws RV campers chasing steelhead on the Kootenai River and epic hikes in Kootenai National Forest. Three parks stand ready: Shameless Oasis Lodging and Camping, Little Therriault Lake Campground, and Whitetail Campground. Base here to launch dawn fishing trips, summit Purcell Mountain trails, and spot moose at dusk.
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Moyie Springs clings to the Moyie River in Boundary County's wild north. Steelhead anglers target the Kootenai River runs each fall. Hikers hit Therriault Lake trails for alpine views and huckleberry patches. Locals celebrate with Moyie Springs Days parade and rodeo in July, fireworks lighting the Yaak Valley sky.
Shameless Oasis Lodging and Camping fits families and groups craving WiFi, showers, pet-friendly sites at $15-$30/night. Little Therriault Lake Campground in Kootenai National Forest pulls solitude fans with group sites, drinking water by glassy waters. Whitetail Campground serves minimalist campers amid pine groves, steps from forest paths.
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Moyie Springs excels in steelhead fishing on the Kootenai River and Kootenai National Forest adventures. This Boundary County town of under 3,000 boasts river confluences and Purcell Mountains trails. Anglers arrive fall through spring; hikers pick huckleberries on Therriault paths year-round.
Three RV parks serve Moyie Springs: Shameless Oasis Lodging and Camping, Kootenai National Forest Little Therriault Lake Campground, Kootenai National Forest Whitetail Campground. Shameless Oasis provides WiFi, showers, pet-friendly sites. Forest spots offer primitive camping near trails and lakes.
Yes, Shameless Oasis Lodging and Camping welcomes pets on its sites. Bring your dog to enjoy showers, WiFi, group areas for $15-$30/night. National forest campgrounds like Little Therriault and Whitetail allow leashed pets per USFS rules.