Elk's or Moose Lodge Stop Overs

[Eagle]

I was wondering if anyone has used the Elks or Moose lodges for stop overs? Especially Alabama, Florida and Mississippi.

[3507phaeton]

We have stayed at the Elks and enjoyed our stays, but only on the west coast. I don't know about the Moose, but the Elks put out three books listing all their lodges with directions and what they offer.

[hfteale]

We have stayed at a few Elks lodges but not in those states. You must be a member and most ask for a small donation. Check the Elks website for the lodges in the area you are going and see what type of facilities they have. Some don't have room for a motorhome or 5th wheel and most don't have hook-ups so it's dry camping.

[mygusto]

We use Elks Lodges as a first choice while traveling. We meet the best people and all lodges are very friendly. Also a very good place to get local information. Go ahead and join one of the lodges, the membership dues are well worth it. Good luck in your travels, and be safe.

[garmp]

Hattiesburg Elk Lodge #599 is said to have a nice campground, which we are planning to stay, but information is really hard to come by. And photos are non existent. RV Life Reviews gave it a 4.0 review, but people I talked to rate it much higher.

Please let me know if you have any info.

 

Thanks

[wildebill308]

Why don't you go look at it on Google earth/street view you might be able to get an idea on how it is.

Bill

[erniee]

Or——call them 

[wayne77590]

I am a member. 

When traveling we used this web site: Elks RV parks

Note that it may not have all current locations so call the lodge you are going to be near to find out. The worse you can get for asking is a, "No."

The Kemah TX lodge, about 16-18 miles up the road, opened up an 8 site RV park with FHU.