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Denali RV Park & Motel is a good choice for RVers wanting full hook-ups near the park. The sites are close together with a few trees and bushes, but they offer a great view. Located about 7 miles from the entrance to Denali National Park, this privately-owned park is designed to give RVers a good experience.
Denali RV Park is a basic RV park, and its proximity to Denali is its main attraction. It is just a short drive to the main entrance of the park. There is one trail near the RV park and fantastic views of the mountains.
Denali Rainbow Village RV Park, at just 1 mile north of Denali National Park is the closest full-service RV park. A shuttle provides transportation into the park at 7 am every morning and a ride back at 7 pm. Denali Rainbow Village RV Park is a convenient place to park while visiting the national park, but it doesn’t offer much more. There is a shopping mall within walking distance, but no on-site entertainment. Many RVers felt that Denali Rainbow Village RV Park was over-crowded.
If location is everything, you’ll love this park. Its close proximity to Denali National Park makes it a popular spot for nature lovers. Hookups are available, but not a lot else. This is a very basic RV park with close access to Denali National Park and Preserve.
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Staying inside the park at Riley Creek Campground is one of the best ways to see Deli tiol Park & Preserve. It offers only basic amenities, but you can’t beat the location and the views. The campground is mostly wooded with privacy screening wherever possible. Campers have nearby access to all the amenities of the Deli Park entrance area.
Riley Creek Campground is a very tural campground with close access to all of Deli tiol Park. Walking trails connect the campground with the Deli tiol Park Visitor Center. Small animals are often seen and occasiolly larger animals like moose or, rarely, bear.
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Savage River is part of the tiol Parks system and located 13 miles into Deli tiol Park. It is a quieter park than Riley Creek since it is located away from the noisy park entrance. If you are lucky, you’ll see moose, grizzly bears and other wildlife. Don’t expect any luxuries here, but the scenery more than makes up for it. The Savage River Shuttle provides free transportation to and from the park entrance.
Why you’ll love Savage River Campground Located in a spruce forest within Deli tiol Park and Preserve, Savage River Campground has moderate screening between sites. When Deli decides to show itself, great views of the mountain are found just a short walk from the campground. Savage River Campground is as far as you can go into the park while still using your vehicle.
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A short walk west of Teklanika (Tek) Campground is Tek River, which flows northward from the Alaska Range.
Teklanika Campground is for the true ture lover who wants a remote experience. You’ll enjoy a more close-up experience with ture in the restricted area of Deli tiol Park and Preserve. The park is quiet and relaxing with many encounters with wildlife. You’ll delight in the fantastic scenery, friendly hosts, and nightly ranger talks.
Located just 2 miles north of the boundary to Denali National Park, this park offers hook-ups and relaxing scenery. This privately-owned park overlooks the scenic Nenana River and the snow-capped peaks of Denali.
Why you’ll love Denali Grizzly Bear Cabins and Campground Denali Grizzly Bear Cabins and Campground is the best campground just outside of the park. It’s set in the woods and spaces are generously sized. From the campground, walk down to the Nenana River where you’ll find picnic tables and fire rings for a scenic meal or some relaxing family time. Nearby, you’ll find hiking trails, activities and a gift shop.
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K’esugi Ken Campground is a new campground in Denali State Park, just 70 miles north of Denali National Park and Preserve. The site offers a full-time interpretive ranger with daily campground presentations. There is plenty to explore here, including 2 miles of hardened gravel walking trails that take full advantage of the spectacular views. K’esugi Ken Campground is an excellent place to enjoy the wildlife, scenery, and commune with nature.
The construction of K'esugi Ken Campground is now complete! A Grand Opening ceremony was held on May 26, 2017, officially opening the entire facility for public use. The amenities include a ranger station, 32 RV campsites, 10 walk-in campsites, well-maintained paved roads, a group camping area, three public-use cabins, a newly established hiking trail leading to alpine areas, and a network of trails suitable for various skill levels. Additionally, an interpretive center/pavilion has been added to enhance visitors' experiences. As part of this project, a 34-mile power extension along the Parks Highway was implemented, bringing electricity to the RV campsites. Several campsites offer picturesque views of the Alaska Range and Denali.
Just over 52 miles from Denali National Park and Preserve, this park is off the beaten-path. This campground fills up on the weekends, but you may have it to yourself during the week. The setting is rural, RV sites are spacious and walking trails are nearby. There is a sports field and amphitheater in the park, as well as riverfront access.
Riverside Park City Campground is located in the Anderson City Park. It has a family atmosphere and is perfect for a relaxing vacation. It attracts many ATV enthusiasts on its 616 acres of ATV trails and host shooting matches on the gun range. There is a playground and sports field for the kids, and plenty of nature for everyone. Quick Tip for this Campground: Bring cash for this campground, there is no ATM available nearby.
Nestled at the foot of Kesugi Ridge on Byers Lake, the Byers Lake Campground offers the spectacular views that Alaska is known for. Canoeing and kayak rentals are available, but the lake is closed to motor boats to preserve its peaceful atmosphere. Located 90 miles from the entrance to Denali National Park, you’ll have a bit of a commute, but the scenery makes the trip.
Byers Lake Campground is a quiet campground with a natural setting. The sites are separate with lots of privacy. Each site has a fire ring and picnic table. You can purchase firewood from the campground host. There is a hiking trail, fishing, canoeing, and kayak rentals available at the park.
Our list of top campgrounds near Denali contains all the facts you need to decide where to stay when visiting North America's tallest mountain. Because this national park is a popular destination for RVers, you should reserve your campground space as early as possible. If you'd like more ideas for RV trips in Alaska, check the RVshare blog. Ready to see Denali for yourself? Search RV rentals for the Denali National Park and Preserve area.
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