Lost Moose Meadows Campground

Our stay at Lost Moose Meadows Campground was perfect! What a beautiful location in Lincoln, MT. It’s the perfect place to camp and hit the trails on an ATV or side by side. The wife and I, along with our puppy, spent 3 days and 2 nights in early October. The campground is well maintained, every site has hookups, a fire pit and plenty of room for privacy. The restrooms/showers are very accommodating, clean and smelled good. The wife thought they were the best she had the pleasure of utilizing! Our hosts, Matt and Nicole Simpkins, were a pleasure. If you are going to RV in Lincoln, MT, I would definitely recommend this campground. They’re prices are cheap and even offer a military discount.

This is our second visit to lost moose meadows, again it was an awesome experience! The owners are very down to earth wonderful and eager to assist with whatever you may need. I look forward to visiting with them with each visit. Beautiful space very spread out and restrooms/shower facilities very clean and well kept. campers are situated to where they are not right on top of each other, in-fact are very generously spaced apart. It is close to the community of Lincoln Mt and there are ample opportunities to recreate in the vicinity. Alway looke forward to returning.

I recently stayed two nights at Lost Moose,  Newer park with lots of space in-between sites.  Reservations online was simple.  I arrived after the office was closed, but had an email with instructions on how to complete the check in.  Great view of the surrounding mountains as the park is in an open meadow.  I will definitely stay here again.

Matt and Nichole are wonderful owners and host. The campground is large and quiet. It is big rig friendly, which is a bonus for us. It’s a perfect place to camp, fish, sightsee and just enjoy being outside. I would give it 10 stars if I could!

We used this campground as a midway point to the things we wanted to do in Montana like glacier National Park, whitefish, Kalispell, Polson and many more adventures. I was as much fun staying in such a quaint town and the campground was amazing. The hosts were so friendly and down to earth. They made sure our stay was top notch. Some of the photos were places we visited while here at the park as well.

This is a very nice and new campground. You can't beat the views. The owners are very hardworking and helpful. The sites are spacious with new hookups. The picnic tables and firepits are large a in great condition. More importantly,  it's a dog friendly park.

One of the best parks I've stayed at. Matt and Nichole are the greatest people who put their hearts into their property and you can tell. Great wifi, gorgeous bath houses, they have all the recommendations for anything you need in town or near by. If you're in the area, definitely make this a stop for you.

I was staying in Bozeman at the fairgrounds and was tired of being able to"reach out and touch someone", as is my neighbors, so on a whim decided to leave early and give Lost Moose Meadows a try(I'm always skeptical of private RV parks as my preference is more along the lines of state parks/COE campgrounds), and probably the best decision I've made on this trip thus far(3 months in). 

This is a relatively new RV park(opened 6 weeks ago) situated in a valley near a small town(Lincoln, MT) owned/managed by a husband/wife team (Matt& Nichole) who put their heart and soul into building this park (Also, super cool folks, very personable). They built the park from the ground up themselves and it shows they were RVers themselves and built as they would want to enjoy. Each site is like a little oasis with plenty of room to stretch (B3 feels like a 1/2 acre lot, and likely not too far off from it), plenty long enough for even the longest of rigs (some of the pull throughs are over 100 feet long). There isn't a ton of shade however to be expected as the park is new and there will be shade as trees mature. 

Originally I was going to stay here a few nights before continuing west however decided to stay 2 and a half weeks. It's a bit off I-90 however if you're simply looking for a place to stretch out, this is definitely it and worth the trek.