Montana Creek Campground
About halfway between Anchorage and Denali State Park, and the massive Denali National Park, Montana Creek Campground is the ideal place for camping with an RV. Montana Creek Campground offers a wide variety of possible campsites for your rental RV. Some sites include electrical hookups, and most have great views of Montana Creek. Many of the campsites allow for pull-through parking too, which is fantastic if you’ve got a lengthy motorhome rental.What makes Montana Creek Campground so great though is the plethora of outdoor activities that are just a short drive away. There’s a paved walking trail running along the George Parks Highway and over Montana Creek, which is a superb choice for running or taking a short stroll. A network of hiking trails fans out into the mountains with the Luthman Trail to Montana Creek Falls being one of the more popular choices for a long walk. If you really want to see the best of Alaska though, consider doing it from the air. Flightseeing is one of the more unique ways to experience the Last Frontier, and fortunately, you can find several bush pilots in the nearby town of Talkeetna to take you on one of these once-in-a-lifetime adventures.The biggest draw for many tourists visiting this RV campground is the fishing – King salmon, Dolly Varden trout, grayling, and several other species are biting in the nearby Susitna River. If you don’t have your own rod and reel, they can be rented from the campground, and if you need help getting to a good fishing hole, they’ve got a shuttle that can take you. The only thing you’ll be responsible for is obtaining an Alaska fishing license.
About halfway between Anchorage and Denali State Park, and the massive Denali National Park, Montana Creek Campground is the ideal place for camping with an RV. Montana Creek Campground offers a wide variety of possible campsites for your rental RV. Some sites include electrical hookups, and most have great views of Montana Creek. Many of the campsites allow for pull-through parking too, which is fantastic if you’ve got a lengthy motorhome rental.What makes Montana Creek Campground so great though is the plethora of outdoor activities that are just a short drive away. There’s a paved walking trail running along the George Parks Highway and over Montana Creek, which is a superb choice for running or taking a short stroll. A network of hiking trails fans out into the mountains with the Luthman Trail to Montana Creek Falls being one of the more popular choices for a long walk. If you really want to see the best of Alaska though, consider doing it from the air. Flightseeing is one of the more unique ways to experience the Last Frontier, and fortunately, you can find several bush pilots in the nearby town of Talkeetna to take you on one of these once-in-a-lifetime adventures.The biggest draw for many tourists visiting this RV campground is the fishing – King salmon, Dolly Varden trout, grayling, and several other species are biting in the nearby Susitna River. If you don’t have your own rod and reel, they can be rented from the campground, and if you need help getting to a good fishing hole, they’ve got a shuttle that can take you. The only thing you’ll be responsible for is obtaining an Alaska fishing license.
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