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 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.

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.

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 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.

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.