A park with limited amenities, but situated in a lush forest which made for a quiet night's stay. Registration and payment is self-service (i.e., honor system). There are two central dump stations and one 500-gallon potable water station for the entire campground. The site charged $5 per dump usage, but is reasonable given the relative low-cost of staying overnight. Classic campground bathrooms--no running water--just a seat over an open pit. We found this site to be a convenient one-night stopover on our way up north, but staying longer-term in a MH would be a challenge. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Clean, all paved campground near Anchorage. Few amenities, but a great base camp for sightseeing nearby Anchorage or other south centeral Alaska sites. Part of the state campground system. Although no sites are actually right on the river, it is a very short easy walk away. Bears are a fairly common site in or near the campground, in spite of the fact that it really is in a city area. We camped here in a camper.