RV rental Lake Clark National Park, AK: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Many people who rent a camper near Lake Clark National Park do so in the hope of spotting some of the native brown bears that call the park their home. The bears congregate on the coast in large numbers to feed, and can often be spotted in Chinitna Bay, Crescent Lake, and Silver Salmon Creek, as well as a few other locations. The best time to view the bears is from June to September, but always be sure to follow the best viewing best practices so that you stay safe. A good way to see the bears is to go on a guided trip, perfect for those who would rather go on a beer spotting adventure with a knowledgeable guide. Kayaking and Canoeing are also fun activities to enjoy in the park when camping with an RV in the area. There are numerous rivers and lakes to explore this way and can be a very rewarding and relaxing experience. Inflatable craft is the best option, as most access to the park is achieved by plane. If your personal craft can't be flown to the park, then consider a going on a guided trip. A powerboat is another great way to explore the park, with many charters or boat rentals for visitors who want to explore Lake Clarke, Crescent Lake, or the rugged coastline of the Cook Inlet. For those up for a bit of a challenge, hiking can be a very rewarding activity for those who camp in an RV near Anchorage. The hikes here can be long and treacherous, so it is best to be an experienced hiker before tackling the trails. There are two maintained trail systems within the park named the Tanalian Trails, originating in Port Alsworth in the heart of the park. The Tanalian Falls Trail meanders through birch groves, up hills, and offer spectacular views. The Tanalian Mountain Trail is much harder, steep, and rigorous; it has incredible views of Lake Clark along the way.