We had some that traveled all over to all the national parks and hadn’t seen anything, and I said, “You’ll see a moose here at our campground.” Next morning, they woke up and they went to step out of their trailer, and the moose were right there at their site, eating at their picnic table. Rebecca: Yeah, it was awesome for the campers. She was here in camp almost every single day this last summer. Rebecca: They are big, and we had a mother with twins. It gets a little nerve-wracking as an owner, to try to keep people shooed away from the moose. We’re on the designated wetland area, and so we get people that come up here specifically to stay at the campground just because our moose will actually walk right through camp, or even be bedded down at people’s RV sites. It was awesome.ĬC: What are the most popular activities at Elk Creek Campground there? We had a group of kids out in Minnesota, actually, last winter, that spent Christmas and New Year’s with us, out in our parking lot, in their trailer. We stay open year round because we live onsite, and so we do have some people that will come up with their snowmobile trailers. But we do have some RV campers still up in the park that they can take water onboard. And we have shut off the water to the campgrounds, just because everything – last weekend it was 15 degrees, so it is getting a little too cold for tent camping year round. It’s already getting cold enough now up here that we don’t have any tent campers. The canvas wears longer if you pull it down, so there won’t be too many diehards. Rebecca: Actually, we’re going to take the tepee down.
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