RV rental North Pole, AK: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

There are no parks in North Pole aside from the little dog park in the center of town, but this should not discourage prospective tourists. The Tanana River that runs through town is a great place to swim or go fishing provided the weather is warm. Chena River State Recreation Area is quite close to North Pole and easy to find when you rent an RV. Chena River State Recreation Area has over a quarter of a million acres of tranquil wilderness, where camping in your North Pole camper rental is encouraged. Fishing and hiking are the most popular activities at the recreation area. Tanana Valley State Forest has almost two million acres of land, where visitors can go berry picking, gold-panning, and hiking. You can also fish, hunt or even go dog mushing with a pack of sled dogs. Steese National Conservation Area and Yukon-Charley Rivers National Conservation Area sit close to the border with Canada’s Yukon Territory, and are full of gorgeous scenery and wildlife, like the herds of caribou that nomadically traverse the plains. Chugach National Forest is a great place to bring your North Pole RV rental a few hundred miles south of North Pole, by the port city of Valdez. The forest has nearly seven million acres of glaciers and rugged coastline, and its forests, mountains, and rivers are largely untouched by humans. Chugach is considered a temperate rainforest, and is home to large populations of different animals; the forest is said to have more bald eagles than the entire rest of the country combined. Gates of the Arctic National Park and Denali National Park are two of the most stunning places you could possibly see in all of Alaska when you choose one of North Pole’s RV rentals by owner. Gates of the Arctic has evidence of human habitation over twelve thousand years ago, and an impressive array of wildlife including bears, foxes, hares, eagles, and more. Denali National Park is home to Denali, the largest mountain on the entire North American continent at over twenty thousand feet in height. The park itself is larger than the state of New Hampshire. A vacation here can feel like a trip back in time to an utterly unspoiled world.