Closing for good on Sept. 23rd 2006. The nicest park in the Anchorage area but it will be closed after this season, they are using the land to build a mall :( This is really a beautiful site, nice trees, lots of wildlife, near town but not in town. I'm glad we got to stay here before it closed. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good place to stay in the area, we stay twice, once on way down to Homer and once on way back, each time 3 nights. Sites are ok, but campground is clean, safe, and lots of animals. Staff was always helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great park, but it is closing permanently at the end of this season. Pity. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a noisy park situated in an industrial section of town. On the plus side, it is clean and well maintained, and is close to the downtown area of Anchorage. The train tracks are from 10 to 40 feet from your rig, so if you stay here you have to like trains! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very tight spaces, located in middle of town. Very noisy, located between airport and factory and next to railroad track. First night train came thru at 4:45 am. Sewer dump so high couldn't use. Would not stay here again. People were friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you are deaf, this might be a nice place to stay, but this is the noisiest RV Park we have ever stayed at. The park is right along the railroad track, with two major railroad crossings at both ends. So, you hear the railroad whistle all day and night. It is right under the flight path for a major tour center's airport. So, there are low flying airplanes all day long and well into the evening. It is across the street from a power plant, which has a alarm which whistle goes off and on all day and night. The manufacturing plant across the railroad plays reveille at 5 and 7 am and then taps at 5 and 7 pm. The staff are helpful, but didn't warn us of the noise issues. It was not worth ½ the price they charged. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a first come first serve campground for Active Duty, Retirees, DOD & NAF Civilians only. 44 of the sites are full hookups. Rates are determined by rank. Most sites have trees that provide either partial or full shade. If all sites are taken there is a dry camping location that will easily accommodate at least 8 rigs. To say this campground is awesome is an understatement. Wildlife abounds, you are a short drive to Anchorage to tour around, discount tickets available on base for various excursions, motorized & non-motorized boats for rent and for the golfer there are 2 different courses, The Hill Course and the Creek Course at Moose Run make-up the World's Northernmost 36-hole golf course. Husband played both and saw moose on the Hill course. He completely enjoyed both the sites and courses.Fort Richardson and Elmendorf are connected so you can eat like a king at the Air Force Iditarod dining facility. Camp hosts were outstanding. Unless you are a very late sleeper (11AM) you will see and hear the Air Force jets going through maneuvers. That was a thrill for us to see. I cannot say enough wonderful things about our stay We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice campground! Sites were parallel to roads so the RV curb side faced forested area and the sites were staggered so that no RV was across from another (the nearest neighbor was 30-40' away). It's very peaceful and gives a secluded feeling. Lots of forested area to walk the dog! Free laundry service. Nice playground for kids. Having sewer is a big plus over neighboring Elmendorf AFB FamCamp. Did have to wet down road occasionally to keep dust down. The military RV parks are the best Anchorage has to offer (wouldn't stay anywhere else within Anchorage). We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nothing special. Only 2-3 pull thru's. Not level. Old city park, that is basically run-down and in an old part of town. OK for a night or so. Not worth the price, but not much else worthwhile in Anchorage. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We observed that this campground is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a city park. The sites are older but do-able for a large rig. No power but water and a dump is available. It was quiet but does have some long term rigs. Nice staff. A good option if driving through or for one or two nights. Many rental class C units stay for the night before drop off. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Lovely location, but not maintained. Massive and deep potholes in the road through the park. I don't know if a big rig could make it. There were stumps in the middle of sites so it was very difficult to park, and they were very uneven. It could be a great place; it's close to the water, in a forest with large private sites. But it needs a lot of work. We stayed there because it was close to Anchorage for returning our RV in the morning. That would be the only reason to stay. I wouldn't stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is located about 16 miles south of Anchorage at mile marker 101 on the Seward highway. It is a good location but in need of a lot of work. The gravel road into and thru the campground had potholes 8 and 9 inches deep and 2 to 4 feet round. It is a narrow winding one way road. Big rigs can get in if very careful. There where a lot of trees down laying all around. It look like they may have been cut and just left to rot. I did talk to a state park worker and he said the campground is going to get a complete makeover. I would not stay here without checking it out to see if it had a makeover. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This place is a dump! It is VERY tight. Our friends 40 footer barely fit in the site. They made room for our 43 foot rig by letting us take up three short spaces. It is right on Highway 1, six lanes of traffic, very noisy. There is no room to park your tow at your site, yes they are that tight. My wife was afraid to stay there so we only stayed one night and moved across town. The only good thing they have is WIFI. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As others have said, very tight quarters. Old RV park. A lot of permanent residents with junk outside their units. We were parked in between 2 permanent residents. We would only recommend this park if you can't find another location. I think the parking lot at Fred Meyer would be better. On the positive side, showers were clean with good pressure and hot water. Restrooms were old but clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is handy if you are wanting to be close to Anchorage Airport and that area, but the sites are very close together and it is quite a challenge to get a large unit in the site. The laundry was terribly dirty and didn't look as though it had been cleaned all season. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park leaves much to be desired. What they call pull thru sites are a joke. If you were driving a 20' motorhome and pulling a car you would not have to disconnect. With any motorhome longer than 30' you will have difficulty driving into the site. If you are lucky there will be an empty site behind you so you can back in and pull forward. I watched a caravan come in and they all had a difficult time getting into the "Pull-thru" sites. No cable, TV stations only with a digital converter and the Wi-Fi is terrible at best. Lots of permanent residents making the place look junky. Best thing about this park is that it is across from Costco. Sams Club about 1 mile away. Wal-Mart is not a Supercenter and not one in Anchorage. If you check my other reviews you will see this is my first bad review. I will not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We could not get our 33 foot 5th wheel level and still have room for the truck with the first site we were given so we found another one and requested they change us. The more it rained the worse the sites got with many having standing water in them, the low spots in the roadways had large puddles, and deep potholes developed on one of the exit roads. There was no WiFi at our site but most of the time you could get on in the laundry room. The TV is by antenna but some of the stations would go off the air while we were watching them. The laundry charges were the most reasonable we have had but half of the washers were out of order and half of the dryers only worked on low heat. There were more long term residents here now and storage under and around their RVs tended to be unsightly. The park is in an older neighborhood with an old Mobile home park down the street. We did not hear of any problems in the park but did see police cars several times in the neighborhood the week we were there. We had stayed here twice before and knew that the sites are not very long nor wide but the park is clean and quiet except for occasional airplanes. We felt this park is the best choice in Anchorage so we’d stay here again but can’t rate it any higher. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We camped here in our 45' motorhome. Extremely tight and sites are way too short. Also can be dusty. When you're the only game in town one can demand higher prices I suppose. We don't have slides, but if you did it could be problematic. Also not in the best part of town. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is permanently closed! We camped here in a Motorhome.

The new owner is renting long term to a group with junk spread around their old RV's. Kids run wild and loud from about 9AM to 1AM while adults party and play loud music. There is also a motel on the grounds with some long term rooms and the same noise. Not a place to stay to get a good nights sleep. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a horrible RV Park. The sites are very close together. Many residents in the motel. Very busy street. Drug dealers and hookers right out side of our bedroom window at night. Worst RV park I have ever spent the night in. The only reason we stayed here was it was late and I was tired. We camped here in a Motorhome.