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Remote, undeveloped, vast, and beautiful, Lake Clark National Park is sure to take your breath away from the moment you enter the park boundaries. Incredible wilderness adventure is easy to find within the park, with something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you are hoping to spot some nature, stretch your legs or take a paddle in the water, the options are endless, so what are you waiting for? Search for an RV in Kenai Peninsula Borough and start your Alaska adventure today.

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Getting Outdoors

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.

Camping at Lake Clark National Park

The city of Anchorage is the gateway to the park. Therefore most people tend to go motorhome camping here before getting a plane to the park. Beluga Lookout RV Park is one campsite that is near Anchorage and offers a camping experience that overlooks the mouth of the Kenai River. All sites are full hookup and come with wireless internet and cable TV. On-site there is also a gift shop, restrooms, laundry, a pavilion, and a fish cleaning station, so you are able to prepare your catch for a meal.

Exploring the Area

Anchorage really is the hub of activity when it comes to things to do in the area, and many people choose to explore the city first before moving on to Lake Clark. Alaska Zoo is one of the main attractions, especially for animal lovers. Animals here range from Nigerian dwarf goats to polar bears, from black bears to snow leopards. The great thing about the zoo is that you are likely to come across animals that might not be seen in other zoos.

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