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USFSWallowa Whitman National Forest · Idaho

Moss Springs Campground

Located above Cove, Oregon, the Moss Springs Campground lies on a ridgeline within view of the Eagle Cap Wilderness and is next to Moss Springs Trailhead .
Sites0all reservable
Elev.5,863ft
Comf.Jun-Sep4 months
Max rigtents
Electricnonesites
From Boise3h39real road time
The honest read
Synthesized from
RIDB · Open-Meteo
OSM · OSRM
Updated 2026-05-27

At 5,863 ft, Moss Springs Campground has a 4-month comfortable window (Jun-Sep). Winter nights average around 20°F, so the shoulder seasons turn cold fast. Within about 4 miles: 4 peaks.

The campground at a glance

01 · CHARACTER
QuietCoolRoomyShadeRV-fitReserv.

Reads strongest on quiet and cool nights. Softest on cool nights.

Six axes, each scored relative to every other federal campground in the region: quiet (miles to a major road), cool (elevation), roomy (average site spacing), shade, RV-fit (longest rig), and how reservable it is. All six come from data, nothing hand-tuned.

When to go

02 · CLIMATE
JFMAMJJASOND
avg highavg lowfrost-freedriest · Jul
Jun-Sep
Comfortable window: nights stay above 35°F, days below 90°F.
85%
Of summer weekend-days are dry.
Jun 19
Last spring frost; first fall frost Sep 21.
47°F
Average July low. Bring a fleece.

Getting there

03 · ACCESS
01
Boise
180 mi
3h39
02
Coeur d'Alene
308 mi
6h07
03
Idaho Falls
458 mi
8h01
By drive time
Boise · 3h39Coeur d'Alene · 6h07Idaho Falls · 8h01Camp

Routed road time (OSRM). Nearest major highway 9.9 mi away.

What's within four miles

05 · TRAILS · PEAKS · WATER

Trails & Peaks

Trail segments
9
Peaks
4

Water & Access

To nearest major road
9.9 mi
Method

We synthesize public data layers: RIDB and Recreation.gov facility and site records, Open-Meteo climate normals, OpenStreetMap roads, trails, and water, OSRM drive times, and USGS elevation. We take no bookings, no ads, and no paid placements. Independence is the entire point.

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