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167 campgrounds and RV Parks in Alaska, US. Compare campsite amenities, photos, and site types to find the perfect stop for your rig on your route.
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Best campgrounds in Alaska, US
Howling Wolf Resort
Seward, AK
Cantwell RV park
Cantwell, AK
Driftwood Inn & RV Park
Homer, AK
$$$$$
(20 sites)
+10
RipTide RV Resort
Seward, AK
Diamond M Ranch Resort
Kenai, AK
Port of Kenai
Kenai, AK
Kasilof Dock
Kasilof, AK
Paradise RV Park
Palmer, AK
$$$$$
(30 sites)
Bayside RV Park
Valdez, AK
$$$$$
(91 sites)
+4
Seaview RV Park and Campground
Alaska
$$$$$
Blue Spruce Campground
Ninilchik, AK
Tolsona Wilderness Campground
Alaska
$$$$$
(80 sites)
+10
Most common amenities
Tables Toilets Grills Pet friendly Showers Internet Laundry Dump station Fishing Firewood
Campgrounds in Alaska
Alaska offers RV travelers the largest state park system in the United States, plus federal lands managed by the National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, BLM, and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. The road network is limited but scenic, linking Anchorage, Fairbanks, the Kenai Peninsula, and the Denali corridor. Most RVers route through these hubs and base out of full-service parks on travel days, then switch to public campgrounds near trailheads and rivers.
Near Anchorage, Ship Creek RV Park sits within walking distance of downtown and offers full hookups for big rigs. Eagle River Campground, just up the Glenn Highway in Chugach State Park, gives access to forest trails and salmon waters. On the Kenai Peninsula, Seward KOA pairs full amenities with proximity to Resurrection Bay and Kenai Fjords day trips.
Further north, Riley Creek Campground at the entrance to Denali National Park is the main RV-accessible base inside the park, while Rivers Edge RV Park along the Chena River is the standard full-service choice in Fairbanks. Together these five cover the main driving loop most renters complete in two to three weeks.
Things to do in Alaska
Fishing drives much of the Alaska RV itinerary. The Kenai River runs king, sockeye, and coho salmon through summer, and many sites near Seward KOA function as launch points for charter boats out of Resurrection Bay. Anglers staying at Ship Creek RV Park can walk to the creek itself, a popular urban salmon run.
Wildlife viewing and glaciers anchor the rest of the trip. Riley Creek Campground puts RVers at the Denali entrance for shuttle bus tours, ranger programs, and trail access into the park interior. Eagle River Campground sits inside Chugach State Park with hiking trails leading directly from the loop, and northern lights viewing becomes possible from Rivers Edge RV Park in Fairbanks once skies darken in late summer and fall. Day options include flightseeing, glacier cruises, dog-sled demonstrations, and rafting on glacial rivers.
Camping spots and RV parks in Alaska, US
Seasonal information
- spring
March - May
44° / 30°F 16 mmParks reopen mid-May; driest months of year
- summer
June - August
64° / 52°F 50 mmPeak season; long daylight; sites fill weeks ahead
- fall
September - November
41° / 30°F 52 mmWettest stretch; aurora returns; services wind down
- winter
December - February
25° / 12°F 22 mmMost RV parks closed; deep snow and short days
The practical RV season in Alaska runs roughly mid-May through mid-September. Most private parks and many public campgrounds operate only during these warmer, brighter months, with some Denali-area properties posting fixed open dates such as May 15 to September 15. Outside this window, services drop off quickly and many highways see snow and ice.
June and July bring the longest daylight, mildest temperatures, and the heaviest visitor traffic. Salmon runs, cruise ship arrivals, and school holidays converge, so booked sites near Denali, Seward, and Fairbanks fill weeks ahead. August adds the start of the wettest stretch of the year, particularly across Southcentral Alaska, but it also opens aurora season as nights return.
Shoulder periods in late May and early September often deliver lighter crowds and fall color in the tundra, with a tradeoff of cooler nights and rapidly shortening days. Winter camping is legal in Alaska State Parks on a walk-in and backcountry basis, but developed RV services largely shut down.
Top Hosts in Alaska, US
Easy RV rental experience!
Mark W. - Aug 2025
Our experience with Stephen and his RV was amazing for the 9 days we used it! This is also his personal RV and it's obvious he takes really good care of it. Brand new lithium batteries, new tires, lots of storage (in and out). We didn't have a single issue with the RV. We comfortably slept 3 adults and 2 kids. The kids LOVED hanging out in the bunk over the cab and the dining room table bed was surprisingly comfortable. We did a combination of boon docking and electric-only hookups. Fridge/freezer worked amazing. Hot water tank works on gas OR electric. We barely put a dent in the propane tank despite using it twice every day. We barely put a dent in the battery capacity when we were boon docking. This unit is SOLID on reliability. Pro Tips: -This RV is not so huge that it's difficult to park it. We were able to park it just about everywhere without any issues. -On your way back swing by the Chevron in Eagle River (11836 Old Glenn Hwy)....they have a free RV dump, propane, and gasoline. -The RV comes with just about everything you need but if there are additional items you want and you're heading north, then swing by the Goodwill in Wasilla....this provided us with all the additional little things we needed for our trip. -There's a Fred Meyer in Eagle River than can supply you with everything you need for your trip (groceries, fishing supplies, booze, camping supplies). If/when I return to Anchorage, I would definitely book this RV again.
Travis C. - Jul 2025
Julie4 trips - Joined May 2024
Hosts communicated well and managed expectations. Van was great and well stocked. Would rebook again.
Joel T. - Aug 2026
We had a great adventure around Alaska in Van Gogh!! Worked great for our family!
Benjamin R. - Jul 2025
How to book in Alaska
Alaska State Parks reservations run through the state portal at alaskastateparks.reserveamerica.com. Cabins and the limited set of reservable campsites can be booked up to seven months in advance, and a call center supports the system at 1-844-351-9733. Most state campgrounds are first come, first served by default, with only selected sites and cabins reservable online, including units at Eagle River Campground.
Denali National Park campgrounds, including Riley Creek Campground, are booked through the park concessionaire at reservedenali.com or by phone, not directly on Recreation.gov. Private parks such as Ship Creek RV Park, Rivers Edge RV Park, and Seward KOA take reservations directly through their own websites or by phone. For peak July and August dates, lock in private hookups first, then layer in state and federal sites around them.
What to expect
Expect a mix of full-service private parks and basic public campgrounds. Private sites such as Rivers Edge RV Park and Ship Creek RV Park provide water, sewer, electric, showers, laundry, and Wi-Fi. State and federal campgrounds, including most loops near Eagle River Campground and Riley Creek Campground, typically offer vault or flush toilets, potable water, picnic tables, and fire rings, and big rigs may not fit every site.
Distances are long and fuel stops are spaced out, so plan daily mileage conservatively and top up tanks when possible. Bears are present in nearly every campground, so food storage rules are strict. Summer daylight stretches past midnight in much of the state, blackout shades help with sleep, and weather can shift from sun to cold rain within a single afternoon.
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Frequently asked questions about campgrounds in Alaska, US
How much does it cost to rent an RV in Alaska and are there ways to save on your trip?
Great news: RV rental in Alaska lets you set your budget, starting around $130 per night for travel trailers and ranging up to $350+ nightly for luxury Class A motorhomes. Prices are highest in June-August during peak salmon and sightseeing season, but you can often score cheap RV rental Alaska deals in May or September, when crowds thin and nature puts on a show. Want to save? Book early, travel outside peak weeks, and filter by price range on RVezy. Many hosts offer discounts for weekly rentals, perfect for exploring more of Alaska's wild spaces in one go.
rvezy.com/rv-search?SearchAddress=Alaska%2C%20United%20StatesWhat license and age requirements do I need to rent an RV in Alaska?
Renting an RV in Alaska is easy: all you need is a regular, valid driver's license and to be at least 25 years old. No commercial or special RV license is required for most vehicles, including large motorhomes. Your identity will be confirmed quickly and securely through the RVezy platform before booking. International visitors can rent too, just bring your driver's license and an International Driving Permit. You'll be on your Alaska RV road trip in no time.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039008774-Understanding-approved-driver-requirementsWhat kind of protection comes with my RVezy RV rental in Alaska?
Every RV rental in Alaska through RVezy includes a comprehensive protection package chosen by you for peace of mind. This covers most accidental damage to the RV and includes 24/7 roadside assistance, so if something unexpected happens on a mountain pass or in Denali, help is just a call away. Hosts don't set the coverage, you pick what makes you feel most secure right at checkout. Get ready to relax and focus on the adventure ahead.
rvezy.com/insurance-and-protectionIs it easy to cancel my Alaska RV rental if plans change?
Booking is low-risk with RVezy's cancellation policy for your Alaska RV rental. You get a full refund if you cancel within 24 hours of the host accepting your booking, and if you need to change plans later, you can cancel right from your account dashboard. Refunds depend on how close you are to your trip start date or if there are emergencies like natural disasters. Planning your RV camping Alaska adventure is worry-free: you can reserve now, knowing you have flexibility if things shift.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360037736674-Understanding-the-cancellation-policy-for-guestsCan I bring my dog or cat on an RV rental in Alaska?
Absolutely: many pet-friendly RV rental Alaska options welcome your four-legged family members. Filter by 'pet-friendly' on RVezy, and you'll see listings where pets are allowed, with details about pet rules or fees shown up front. Anchorage and Fairbanks both have excellent dog parks, and campgrounds like Chena Hot Springs Resort are known for welcoming pets. Always check the specific listing to confirm, and bring a leash for wildlife-rich areas.
What is RV delivery and how does it work in Alaska?
You don't have to drive the RV yourself: RV delivery in Alaska means your host can bring the RV right to your campground, trailhead, or even your hotel parking lot. Many RVezy hosts offer delivery and setup service, so you'll arrive to a ready-to-camp RV. This is especially helpful for first-timers or those flying into Anchorage. Just select 'delivery' when searching for your Alaska RV trip, and coordinate a drop-off location with your host before you arrive.
How far can I drive my Alaska RV rental, and is mileage included?
Alaska is meant for the open road! Many RV rental Alaska listings include generous mileage so you can explore spots like Denali National Park (240 miles from Anchorage), Valdez (300 miles), or Seward (125 miles). Check each listing for mileage policy, some even offer unlimited mileage. Be sure to plan for Alaska's vast distances and scenic detours: the journey is part of the adventure.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039340074-Insurance-coverage-validityWhere are the best campgrounds to stay with your RV rental in Alaska?
Alaska is packed with unforgettable campgrounds for any RV camping Alaska experience. Try Riley Creek Campground at Denali National Park for epic mountain views, Seward Waterfront Park for oceanfront access, or Centennial Campground near Anchorage for convenience. Tolsona Wilderness Campground in Glennallen is a local favorite with full hookups. National forest campgrounds often operate on a first-come basis, arrive early in peak season! Tip: Book major parks up to 6 months ahead for summer.
When is the best time for an Alaska RV trip?
For most, the best time to rent an RV in Alaska is June through mid-September, when days are long (up to 19 hours!), wildflowers bloom, and temperatures range from 55 to 75°F. May and September are less crowded and often less expensive, perfect for wildlife viewing and fall colors. Winter RVing in Alaska is possible for the adventurous: temps can drop below 0°F, and northern lights sightings are incredible. Always check your RV's cold-weather features if planning a winter trip.
Is Alaska a good destination for first-time RV renters?
Absolutely: many first time renting an RV travelers choose Alaska for its wide-open highways and friendly campgrounds. Hosts provide a full orientation when you pick up or have your RV delivered, and RVezy support is with you from booking to drop-off. Most rental RVs are automatics, well-equipped, and designed to make your Alaska road trip easy, even if you're brand new. With more RVs on the road in summer, you're never alone out there!
What happens if I have a breakdown while RV camping in Alaska?
Travel with peace of mind: every RVezy RV rental in Alaska includes 24/7 roadside assistance, accessible from even the most remote highways. Whether you get a flat tire near Talkeetna or need a jump start in Fairbanks, help is just a call away. You'll also have direct messaging with your host for on-the-ground tips. Tip: Always have a charged phone and carrier with Alaska coverage; many main highways have reliable signal.
rvezy.com/insurance-and-protectionCan I take my Alaska RV rental into Canada, or on a one-way trip?
Exploring beyond Alaska? Many RV rental Alaska hosts allow cross-border travel to Canada's Yukon or British Columbia, just confirm with your host and make sure your protection package covers international travel. One-way trips (like Anchorage to Fairbanks) may be available; message the host directly. Popular routes include Anchorage to Whitehorse (700 miles) and up the Dalton Highway toward the Arctic Circle. No RVezy rentals are permitted to enter Mexico.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039340074-Insurance-coverage-validityHow do I budget for fuel on my Alaska RV road trip?
Fueling up in Alaska is part of the adventure! Most Class C motorhome rental Alaska options average 8-12 MPG, while campervans can reach 15 MPG. Gas prices in Alaska tend to be 10-20% higher than the US average. For the 240-mile drive from Anchorage to Denali, plan for 3-5 hours driving and fill up in Wasilla or Talkeetna. Tip: Plan fuel stops early if heading toward Tok or Glennallen, where stations can be far apart.
When should I book campgrounds for my Alaska RV trip, and how?
To secure the best campgrounds near must-see spots like Denali or Seward, book your site at least 3-6 months in advance using the National Park Service or Alaska DNR's ReserveAmerica system. For smaller campgrounds or state parks, you may be able to get a spot closer to your trip, but summer weekends fill fast. Pro tip: For some first-come, first-served campgrounds, arriving before noon gives you the best shot at a site.
Are Alaska roads safe and what should I know about driving conditions?
Alaskan roads are safe and well maintained, but keep in mind that weather, wildlife, and construction are part of the adventure. Summer brings more RVs and roadwork, while gravel patches and frost heaves are common on highways like the Tok Cutoff. Watch for moose, especially at dawn and dusk. Before any long drive, check 511.alaska.gov for updated road conditions, a quick glance can save hours. Slow down, enjoy the epic scenery, and you'll have a fantastic trip.
What kind of campground amenities can I expect in Alaska, and where do I dump or get fresh water?
Alaska's campgrounds offer everything from basic forest sites to full hookup RV parks. Most state and national parks have picnic tables and fire rings but limited power and sewer hookups. Full-service sites like Golden Nugget RV Park in Anchorage or River's Edge Resort in Fairbanks offer electric, water, and dump stations on site. Public dump stations are also available at many gas stations and visitor centers, check local signage on arrival.
What amenities come with RV and campervan rentals in Alaska?
You'll find RV and campervan rental Alaska listings with comfortable beds, kitchens (usually with fridge, stove, microwave), full bathrooms, and often extras like generators, heaters, or WiFi. Most RVs include plenty of storage for fishing gear and hiking boots. Seatbelts are provided for all passengers, and many rentals come stocked with cookware and fresh linens, making it easy to hit the road as soon as you arrive.
What RV features or add-ons can I choose for my Alaska RV trip?
Customize your Alaska RV journey with add-ons like bike racks, generators, and camp chairs, many popular listings offer these for a small fee, visible on each listing. Pickup and drop-off can be arranged at airports or campgrounds, and mileage packages are clearly displayed before booking. Need unlimited mileage for a loop around the state? Just filter for it when you search. This is the easiest way to match your trip style with the perfect RV.
How does payment work, and what security deposit should I expect with an Alaska RV rental?
Booking your RV rental Alaska is straightforward: payment is processed securely through RVezy at the time of booking. A refundable security deposit is held starting three days before your trip to cover potential damage; it's released promptly after your host confirms everything's in order. The deposit amount is shown before you complete your booking, and there are simple tips to ensure a smooth refund, like returning the RV clean and fueled.
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