Close to town and could walk into city. Expensive and small sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The sites were on hard ground and easy back-ins. The electric and water hook ups were fine, but the sewer was far beyond the end of your trailer so make sure you have extensions. There is some grass at the sites where we were. The rest rooms were very clean. The staff was very helpful with information about the area and various tours that could be booked right from the campground. The Wi-Fi at the site was fine. One thing to be aware of and that is the AK railroad depot is just on the other side of the fence. Running 3-4 times per day with a very loud horn. We could feel the ground shake. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Best park in Anchorage (we checked them all). Large sites with plenty of room to move around in. Managers extremely helpful. Clean washers, dryers, showers, bathrooms. Walking distance to downtown activities and Alaska railroad. Will stop again on our way through. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stay here often and have for the past few years. The managers are wonderful and have spent a lot of money into sprucing up the park and improving the grounds. If you visit in the spring you may be lucky enough to have a moose wonder through your campsite or see an eagle in the trees (they are such beautiful creatures, so have your camera ready). Their restrooms are the absolute cleanest we've ever seen. Always nice and tidy and their is NO charge for taking a shower. This is something that is very unusual for campgrounds in Alaska. You usually pay as much as $4.50 for a 5 to 7 minute shower, so this is a great perk. They also have a great laundry facility with top loading large capacity washers and dryers, I believe we pay $2.00 to wash and $2.00 to dry for 45 minutes of drying time. These are reasonable rates and your towels and jeans get dried in the first round! They also provide complimentary Internet service, its not high speed, but it is free of charge and it is pretty good service. They can accommodate just about any size rig. This is a great park for caravans or any RVing group, they also allow tent camping, which is becoming scarce and hard to find in some areas and in Anchorage, this is the ONLY RV Park that allows tent camping (with the exception of a small City park on the east edge of Anchorage). I also love their location. It is just a short 8 minute casual walk to downtown Anchorage or over to Ship Creek where the fisherman do their best to catch salmon during the salmon runs. There is also paved bike paths nearby, lots of parks and other wonderful activities to enjoy. They do have noise from the trains that pass by, but they don't come by all night or anything, only a couple times, and if you like trains like I do, you will love to watch them pass by and wave to other tourists (and yes, they will wave back to you!). This is just a really nice all around park in a great spot for visiting the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed at every campground in Anchorage over the past 8 years of coming to AK for the summer season, this by far is the best campground in Anchorage. Location is wonderful, 10 minute walk to downtown, farmers market,and Ship Creek for fishing. Friendly knowledgeable staff, wonderful tour desk, manager even helped me with a problem with my RV. Yes the train can be loud, but again best RV park in Anchorage and we have stayed at them all. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Best thing about the park is it's proximity to downtown Anchorage. Sites had sufficient room for slideouts. There were very few sites that would hold our 36' 5th wheel and truck. (Pull-through sites weren't long enough plus they wanted $18 more for a pull-through site.) Train tracks are just the other side of the fence, and trains run day and night. Earplugs are a must! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We saw the ad for this campsite in the Milepost. We needed a place close to Anchorage. The office was closed when we got there at 10pm. There were instructions for known reservations but nothing about drop-ins. We just parked and crossed our fingers. The ladies' shower was okay but my husband said the men was terribly filthy. We did appreciate the hot coffee in the morning but this is not someplace we'd ever stay for more than one night. 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 through at 4:45 am. Sewer dump so high we couldn't use it. Would not stay here again. People were friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

By far the best RV Park in Anchorage. Yes it is a older campground, but you can walk right out the back gate and go King Salmon fishing in Ship Creek or with in 5 minute walk from RV park be at farmers market or downtown. Park is under new management and they have turned it around. One of our favorite places. 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.

The staff were great the washrooms shower clean. The sites are too narrow and too short for current RVs; no room for slides or tow vehicle parking. Great central location. We would look for alternate site next time due to tight quarters. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Sites were close together. One side of campground close to railroad tracks and was very noisy. If train was transporting coal, RV would shake. TV reception was poor. The staff was friendly. The campground was within walking distance to Ship Creek for salmon fishing. We paid $40.50 with Good Sams discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This RV parking lot is like many others we encountered in Alaska - the sites are way too small and jammed together. We could almost reach out and touch our neighbors on either side. Also, even with a relatively short motorhome (33 feet) there was not enough room in front of our coach to park our tow car comfortably. We had to park it crossway in front of our coach and was still afraid someone would sideswipe it going up the street. The Wi-Fi was good - it reached our site with a decent signal strength and was fairly fast. This was a one night stay, and next time we will look for some other place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The office staff are very nice & helpful at this park. The park itself is noisy, and the sites are small. Its right next to the railroad tracks. The restrooms/showers are not great. I stayed here because the park is within walking distance of downtown Anchorage. The rate is $26 with no hookups. Discount for Good Sam. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not the best park but can't beat the location. W/n walking distance of Ship Creek salmon viewing area, Ulu factory, etc. Sites really close together. We would stay here again but I understand they are closing after this season. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were here with a big-rig rally of over 25 coaches - a strain for almost any park. This was not one of our finest picks. The manager & employees were really nice is my best comment; the free WiFi is second. I have no idea how they got their TL ratings. The sites are small & not level, the roads are narrow, I wasn't impressed by the showers when I looked in, the ambience is lacking a lot. Our group didn't help things any by parking toads encroaching into the roads, but there wasn't any place else! This was not built as a big rig park - it has a few sites. Get one down toward the front gate, if possible (but then you are blocked in by arrivals.) Train noise was occasionally like a small earthquake - it’s just over the creek - & plane noise was not overpowering, but there. However, in perspective, if looking at the other Anchorage area park ratings, this might not be all that bad. The ‘interesting’ group of tent campers across from us may have influenced our attitude. You can walk to see the salmon in the river, a bit longer hike to the Ulu factory, train depot, Saturday Market & downtown. A free shuttle comes by the front gate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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.

No room to maneuver any size of rig over about 20'. No parking for tow vehicles by sites: must park away from trailers. Trailers that leak raw sewage are told to call haz-mat business, but no followup by managers, so it does not get cleaned up. This is the worst park I have seen through U.S., B.C. and Alaska. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Lots of long term RV people, loud, dirty, did not feel safe. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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.

Only use this campground if you are either in Anchorage to return rental RV or have to overnight. It is a gravel parking lot in poor condition. The only redeeming features are that it has TV and Wi-Fi. I think that RV Parks in the Anchorage area are few and far between. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great location, adjacent to the Chester Creek bike trail which goes to the waterfront, downtown, and along the Coast. This is an older campground, and it shows signs of age. Sites are very tight, you'd have trouble in a big rig. Several permanent residents. Friendly staff, adequate bathrooms and decent laundry. You can walk to Sears Mall, or catch a bus downtown if you don't want to bike. We chose this place for its location and we were perfectly satisfied for a short stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park rates a 5 at best. The sites are very tight. We could not put down our awning because we have to park our truck very close to our rig. No water at each site as 4 sites have to share a water tree (4 outlets on 1 pipe). We were lucky in that our sewer connection was close to our rig, some had to run a 30 foot sewer hose. The sewer connections were not threaded or sealed in any way, so just stick your hose into it and hope it doesn't come out. No cable TV in the $42 price. The back-in sites are on the blind side for the driver. The location was good. A Costco is across the street. A supermarket is close by. The city paved trail system is 1/4 mile away. It's not far from tourist attractions. I would have picked a different RV park, if the reviews for Anchorage said there was something better. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Golden Nugget RV Park is an excellent RV park to stay while visiting Anchorage. The staff was friendly and very helpful. There is a nice large laundry room and a good book exchange. The landscape in the front of the park was very nice. Most of the sites have grass on them and the sites are level, and there is a large paved road throughout the park. Our only complaint was the Internet service, it is not very strong. The park is close to shopping centers, which makes it convenient. We had a great time visiting the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Never again, loud, tight, neighborhood and long term stay kids running around park at all hours. Woke up and two of our chairs were missing, so we will never stay there again. Highest price in Anchorage but not a good place to stay. Not a very friendly place and you must drive to everything in Anchorage. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed at Gold Nugget twice during our Alaska trek driving a 28' rental from Great Alaskan Holidays. Unlike a previous reviewer we had no trouble parking and pulling through. Office staff is very friendly and helpful. Park is quiet and clean. Considering how few RV parks there are to choose from, we were very happy with this one. It's on the north part of town and close to almost everything. Anchorage is not that big but finding a parking spot downtown was a bit of a challenge for the 28 footer. TIP: the downtown parking lot says no RV parking over 20' but I asked an employee I spotted and he said to use the far area closest to the train terminal (which down the hill from parking lot) and back in. Easy as pie and just $1/hr. Only problem is on Saturdays and Sundays they hold the Farmers Market there so not available. Anchorage Tourism could do a LOT better job of telling RVers where they can park downtown. The big downtown parking lot isn't even marked on most tourist maps I picked up, all the locals know where it is: "E" St and W. 3rd Ave. Look for the Hilton sign and you'll be close. Anchorage is a very enjoyable city to visit. Nice people who come up to strangers who look puzzled and ask if they can help. We camped here in a Motorhome.

OK campground if you have to stay in Anchorage. Very noisy, but then again you're in the middle of a big city. Very friendly office staff. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If your rig is over 30 feet be sure to request a pull-through as the turns are tight and the spaces very close to one another and short. They are very accommodating when you have trouble with your rig and need to stay longer than expected. They had a free BBQ with music that was nice one night. We would stay here again if we could have a pull through spot. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Spaces were very tight. This park IS NOT BIG RIG FRIENDLY as their website states. You can get a few big rigs in here and there but not a bunch. If there are a lot then it is VERY tight especially if there are 40+ motorhomes and large 5th wheels and their trucks. If they want to be considered big rig friendly they need to take some of the spots that back up to each other and make those one spot for the big rigs. If we ever come back to Anchorage we will not be staying here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a conveniently located park in Anchorage. It has outstanding Wi-Fi service, an essential item for long term campers! The restrooms are very clean and there are non-metered showers. Although we were not there on an "entertainment" night - there is an attempt to have local and state-wide musicians to perform at the park. Probably the nicest place to stay in Anchorage. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

This campground was the first and the last campground we used on a three week trip through Alaska. During that time we learned that campgrounds in AK are generally designed for utilitarian purposes primarily and few are high on all conveniences and on landscaping. This one has good showers and a very good laundry. Spaces are very narrow. We had shade and a table and it was fairly quiet. We stayed in this location at two times and neither had internet signal that would work outside the laundry/office. They claimed they "were working on it" both times. Well, unless they get an outside antenna, it won't work. However, the worst complaint I have is that within two hours time on the evening of the 23rd June, the man working in the office talked trash about other customers! First he and the young woman in the office bashed another current camper (and used space number) to three of us who were registering, then later he bashed some nice people that had left unused/unopened food in a box marked "free" in the laundry room (they were turning in their rental and had no further use for perfectly good items including detergent, etc. He was very rude and crass. YES, we would probably camp there again even though high, because it beats the others in ANC. (We looked them over before the second night's stay). Just clean up customer service. They are a Good Sam park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Short, very narrow sites. Unattractive. I heard that the WiFi didn't work well. $40.50/night ain't worth it, but in keeping with AK prices. Sadly other parks in Anchorage looked worse. "Port in a storm." We stayed one night, filled our larder at Freds and Costco, then moved on. Try Eagle River SRA 13 miles north, tho dry camping. Or dry camp at Fred Meyers, a few miles east of this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A convenient park. Sites are small. A lot of pull through sites, but not a lot of room to swing for a 5th wheel. Watch when opening slides, that you don't hit the slide of the other unit next door. No privacy. Noise after the 10pm quiet time, but it did go away. Service was quick and professional, but it seemed hard for them to smile. No bad for a short stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Staff was friendly even though some of the customers were a pain. Sites were a normal size for this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park leaves much to be desired. What they call pull through sites are a joke. If you were driving a 20' motorhome and pulling a car you would not have to disconnect. With any rig 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-through" 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' coach. 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.

We stayed here for three nights. The best I can say is that this park is ok. Our 40' motorhome was parked three inches from the fence in the back and our mirrors were sticking out into the road about a foot. I don't know how you can rate a park anything above a four if it doesn't have cable, wi-fi or 50 amps at $45 a night. They do provide free hot dogs or soup and campground bands at night for entertainment. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here for 8 days in June 2009. Nice camp ground pretty easy to find, quiet at night, back in sites were a little tight--width and length. We had a 34 foot 5th wheel. They had entertainment 6 nights-- live band -- and free dinner at 7:00 PM each day. Different food each evening. Overall nice campground and I would stay there again. We did attend the Sourdough Mining Co in Anchorage for lunch and it was quite expensive and the food was poor. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I think the "best bet" for Anchorage. Great location. We came in with a 45' motorhome. If you are a big rig, the turn into their street is tight and the turn into the park is not well designed either (just take it wide and make sure there is no opposing traffic, it will not be an issue if you are patient). Also there was a lot of dog poo everywhere, so it would be nice if the owners would get their employees to clean up. There seemed to be a lot of employees there (it appears to be run by a large company), but it is difficult to walk and to avoid all the poo. Very nasty, but not uncommon with other parks. The price initially felt very high at $45 since it appeared on initial reaction to be somewhat of a dump, but it is not. The location is perfect and it works very well. We will return next time in Anchorage area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The pavilion section of the park had just opened and was very nice. I had a couple questions that I asked of the staff and they were very responsive. The park was clean and the weather was great. Flowers were being planted at the time and I will have to come back when the flowers are all in bloom. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great place to call home base while passing through Anchorage. We stay twice, once on the way down to Homer and once on way back, each time 3 nights. Campground is clean, safe and welcomes pets. Staff was friendly and always helpful. There is local entertainment in the park on the weekends. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were part of a caravan, and in a tight pull through site. Needed to tie back a branch in order to open one of our slides. Toads barely fit between sites. Old park in old part of Anchorage. Wifi was available in laundry room only which was a very busy place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park was relatively convenient (about 15 minutes from downtown Anchorage) and offered decent amenities which were relatively clean. One nice perk for our family was a playground (not part of the RV park) that was located across the street. The staff were pleasant, but somewhat slow in registration. The showers had temperature limiters on them (good for safety) but the shower water was never really more than warm. We would stay again if strictly a matter of convenience, but not as part of a "enjoying nature" type of experience. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Large park with gravel sites, narrow roads and loads of permanent, run down residents. Wi-Fi didn't work, no cable. Rip off at $45 a night. Problem is, that there doesn't seem do be anything better in Anchorage. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is the best campground in Anchorage, but it isn't great. It's crowded for a big rig, with little room to maneuver if you have to back into a site. They reserve the pull-through sites for caravans which means they are frequently not available for single reservations. We had requested specific sites because of the size of our rig and truck, but were told that e-mails go to a different person and they don't always pass the information to the reservations people. I believe this campground is under new management and perhaps they will improve their service, but we found the front desk people rude, uninformed and insensitive. The location is convenient but that's about all it has to recommend itself, at least to us. We'll stay outside Anchorage next time and drive in to shop. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The best thing about this park is that it is located across the street from a Costco. The location is OK as it is a few miles from downtown. However, you had to go to the washroom to use the Wi-Fi. The sites were very close together, and there are many permanent RV's hanging around. The RV park is just a small slice of the overall mobile home park in the area so the neighborhood is not the best. For $40 a night, I did expect more. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Graveled sites and close together, but the best campground in Anchorage. We paid $40.50 with Good Sams discount. Staff friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It is in the city so room is scarce. It is tight but slide was out and had room to park my car. Pretty quiet where in the far end but probably could be noisy if near main road. I had problems with the wifi even when in the laundry room, the internet cafe, also problems with drops on my air card. Not sure if Anchorage was having a bad day or what as no problems before or after or the next morning. The showers have no hooks or chairs for towels or clothes, so bring your own chair. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you are going to stay in Anchorage, unfortunately, this is the best campground. It's all about location, location, location! The campground is very crowded, but there is enough room for slide-outs. It is definitely not a very pleasant campground, but it's very convenient to everything. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Unfortunately, currently the best in Anchorage. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has many permanent residents living in junky trailers with leaky sewer hoses, garbage piled around campsites, and children playing baseball right next to RV's. There was a drunk who played loud music and entertained friends all night living in a fifth wheel next to our camp-site. Trash from other trailers was piled so high it intruded into other camp-sites. Owner/manager is indifferent. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I called for reservations since it was a holiday weekend but, the answer machine. said "none necessary" so I came in. They had room!! Not much since it was a holiday, but the staff would have done anything to accommodate if all spots were full. I have never come across such an accommodating bunch of people. Great cook house! Gas grills and a nightly campfire. They even gave us marsh mellows for our kids to roast. It is only 2 miles from the Wildlife Conservation Center (which is wonderful) but right there we saw Black Bear, Owls, Moose, an Eagle and salmon in the creek. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a rustic RV park with only electric hookups in a gravel parking area. The owner is very friendly and wants you to have a good experience when you stay there. When we stayed there was a warm, welcoming fire roaring away in the community cook shed. She keeps a cooking grill there for your use and supplies the shed with utensils, spices, etc. The restrooms are just port o potties, but the showers are nice and clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very quiet campground. Had a community fire ring for people to relax or visit with one another. All sites are gravel with no trees. Beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. Some sites are next to the creek. Electric but no water. Dump station and water on site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a good park to stay at if you want to drive into Whittier for the boat tours. The campground is all gravel, but the sites are large enough for big rigs. We had 50 amp service, but there is no water or sewer hookups. The staff was very friendly. We were able to get out with our satellite. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We enjoyed our stay at this park. The owners and staff are very friendly and helpful. They just finished (in June) expanding to 49 sites, including many pull-throughs, and upgrading their electric to 50 amps. I didn't rate them higher because they don't have sewer, a dump station or site water. They have tried three times to get good water, but although potable and safe, it is full of iron, and, to their credit, they warn you openly about it. The location is beautiful, with a small glacier descending right down to their property. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We spent 2 nights in this campground in a motorhome. The 3 best things in this campground are the pleasant and helpful owner, clean and nice showers (but portable potties toilets only, no washrooms), and the fact that it is probably the only campground in the Portage area to offer electric hook-up. No dumping station. The only dumping station is about 12 Miles North in the Girdwood gas station. Drinking water fill-up is available but no direct water hook-up. A central public area with campfire and tables is available but no picnic tables whatsoever, which was very inconvenient. It was only later that we discovered an alternative in the area of Hope for spoiled people like us who want full hook-up (Alaska Dacha located at Mile 15.8 Hope Highway. 4 new full hook up sites. Pleasant owner). We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great family oriented park with a common area and nightly campfires. Located on the road to Whittier, which was a large disappointment. Great view of the surrounding mountains. Would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Even though it wasn't full hookup and it's basically just the typical gravel parking lot, it is surrounded by the mountains and the stream ran right behind our MH (much to my son's delight), was really beautiful. The best part, though, is the large thatch-covered area where you can build a fire (they provide the wood), 2 gas grills for anyone's use (they provide the gas), picnic tables and chairs. The showers were clean, but you have to get in early to get the hot water! There is also a nearby trail for a nice family walk: very pretty. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park was not what I expected, it was great! I have been to many parks in AK that the spaces are very tight, fires are either not allowed, or the wood is expensive, grouchy hosts that charge for every tiny thing. This is not one of those parks! It is beautiful, large spaces, nice people, nightly fires, community cook house, free coffee in the morning! You can even book your glacier cruise and Kenai Fjords tours right there! What a bonus! Don't miss this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

No dump site or WiFi available although advertised as being there. Management attitude was so what you still must pay full price. This was areal bad attitude. We camped here in a Motorhome.