The best campgrounds near Anderson, Alaska with a private bathroom

In Anderson, finding a campsite with a toilet isn’t a challenge—there are over 330 options, with prices starting at $30 a night and averaging $75. Toilets aren’t all you get: most sites offer showers and allow campfires, so you can clean up and unwind after a day out. Wildlife-watching, snow sports, and hiking are the main draws here; expect to spot moose or catch a glimpse of Denali on clear days. For trusted spots, check out The Coop Camp (24 reviews), Quiet & Rustic (4 reviews), or Denali Rainbow Village & RV Park (1 review). You’ll find sites tucked among spruce, with plenty of space to stretch out and breathe the crisp Alaska air.

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Top-rated campgrounds

In Anderson, finding a campsite with a toilet isn’t a challenge—there are over 330 options, with prices starting at $30 a night and averaging $75. Toilets aren’t all you get: most sites offer showers and allow campfires, so you can clean up and unwind after a day out. Wildlife-watching, snow sports, and hiking are the main draws here; expect to spot moose or catch a glimpse of Denali on clear days. For trusted spots, check out The Coop Camp (24 reviews), Quiet & Rustic (4 reviews), or Denali Rainbow Village & RV Park (1 review). You’ll find sites tucked among spruce, with plenty of space to stretch out and breathe the crisp Alaska air.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Denali Rainbow Village & RV Park

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40mi from Anderson · 78 sites · RVs, Lodging · Denali Park, AK

Denali Rainbow Village RV Park, a Good Sam park, is the closest park to Denali National Park. It is located just 1 mile north of the park entrance. It is also within walking distance to all the shops, restaurants and tours in the Denali area. We have a very knowledgeable and helpful staff to assist you in ensuring your trip to Denali is truly magical. There are full and partial hook-up sites available. All sites have 20 and 30 amp hook-ups. There are a limited number of 50 amp sites in both, full and partial hook-ups. Full hook-up sites are either back in or Pull thru. Each site has a picnic table, fire ring and access to free cable TV. The RV Park has a dump station, pay showers, laundry, clean restrooms, RV supplies & firewood. Pets are allowed in the RV park. All pets must be on a leash & guests must pick up after their pets immediately. Dog walking for a fee can be arraigned. Wi-Fi provided by Tengo Internet in the RV park. Receive 1/2 hour free Wi-Fi then a small fee is charged for more time.

2. Quiet & Rustic

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23mi from Anderson · 1 site · Tent, RV · Nenana, AK

Experience Interior Alaska, Yukon Koyukuk area. Rural and mostly wooded location with Spruce and Cottonwood. Space for one RV up to 26' and a tent. Outhouse on premise and enjoy sitting around fire ring. We are 10 miles north of Nenana, 40 miles south of Fairbanks on Georges Parks Highway, 100 miles north of Denali National Park, 300 miles from Matanuska Valley, 10 miles to boat launch from the famous Nenana River (Home of the Nenana Ice Classic), and the Tanana River. Near Toghotthele mountains with hiking trails. Nenana is a former railroad construction camp and it is where the Golden Spike was placed by President Warren Harding to commemorate the completion of the Alaska Railroad. Dogs allowed on leash. Self contained RV's. No hookups, no dumping, untreated well water. Your hosts Ricki and Charley welcome you to come and enjoy this rural setting.

3. The Coop Camp

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15mi from Anderson · 4 sites · Lodging · Nenana, AK

Nearly five acres surrounded by pristine Alaska-state land, and within short trekking distance of the famous Nenana river. Toghotthele mountain stands nearby, with some impressive hiking trails to be explored! The Tanana River is in short driving distance (3 miles) of the Coop Camp, as is shopping, a cultural museum and historical centers.

4. Denali National Park & Preserve

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278 sites · Petersville, Alaska

See the tallest mountain on the continent at this Fairbanks-area park.

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5. Cherrywood Lane Getaway

49mi from Anderson · 4 sites · Lodging · Albany, AK

Brand new build. Interiors in progress. We will update photos as we go. All 3 cabins will be up and running by May 1st. Small, but spacious cabin with deck off the front. These cabins are fully furnished with all the amenities you need to make you feel like home.

6. The Yurt At Calypso Farm

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48mi from Anderson · 1 site · Lodging · Ester, AK

Get out of town for a unique stay in The Yurt at Calypso Farm & Ecology Center! Nestled in the boreal forest, Calypso is a non-profit, educational farm located in the hills of Easter, just 10 miles outside of Fairbanks. The Yurt is simple, cozy and a bit rustic (no running water) - perfect for travelers looking for a one of a kind Alaskan experience or locals looking for a fun "glamping" experience at the farm! From May through September, there are many people living and working on the farm, as well as visitors. The yurt is secluded away from where most of these things take place, however, you may hear activities going on and, if you take a walk around you, will likely come across other people. Feel free to say hi and chat with folks! In addition to being a working farm, Calypso host a variety of education programs and events for all ages. All rental proceeds directly support Calypso's education programs and initiatives to share fresh food in the Fairbanks community! Thank you for your interest and involvement in the work that we do!

7. Nenana RV Park & Campground

18mi from Anderson · 41 sites · Nenana, AK

Nestled in the heart of Alaska, the Nenana RV Park & Campground offers a unique blend of serene natural beauty and a wealth of outdoor adventures, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful northern getaway. Surrounded by a stunning landscape bursting with vibrant colors and diverse wildlife, this campground provides an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Just a stone's throw from the campground, visitors can explore a variety of attractions, including the Alaska State Railroad Museum and the Alfred Starr Nenana Cultural Center. For those craving adventure, the area boasts thrilling activities such as zip lining, river rafting, hiking, mountain biking, fly fishing, and wildlife tours. Additionally, sightseeing tours, day cruises, dog sledding, bird watching, and ATV riding are all available to enhance your Alaskan experience. After a day of exploration, unwind at one of the many local eateries, pubs, and breweries, where you can savor the flavors of the region. The Nenana RV Park & Campground is equipped with essential amenities, including full hookups, Wi-Fi, showers, restrooms, and water, ensuring a comfortable stay. We look forward to welcoming you from May 16 to September 24!

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Public campgrounds near Anderson

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Riley Creek Campground

41mi from Anderson · 147 sites · Tents, RVs · in Denali National Park & Preserve

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Savage River Campground

41mi from Anderson · 36 sites · Tents, RVs · in Denali National Park & Preserve

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Sanctuary River Campground

42mi from Anderson · 7 sites · in Denali National Park & Preserve

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Teklanika River Campground

46mi from Anderson · 53 sites · Tents, RVs · in Denali National Park & Preserve

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Igloo Creek Campground

50mi from Anderson · 7 sites · in Denali National Park & Preserve

Stories from the community

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Jacob

August 2025

With kids

1 night at The Yurt At Calypso Farm

It was a lovely little yurt on a lovely little farm! The host provided staples like oats, coffee, tea, etc. There was a fridge, a small oven, sink with hauled-in water and drainage hooked up, cooking and eating utensils, tableware and basic furniture. The wood stove was cool to look at, though we weren't allowed to use it, nor did we need to. The bed was fine. I woke up to roosters after a good night sleep, which was pleasent. We took are self-guided tour of the farm. The kids pet the wool sheep and dwarf goats and we met the farmers, who were nice. The only inconveniences were no showers, taking care of nature's calling in an outhouse, and no cell phone service. We only stayed one night, and left with some yarn from the sheep we pet the day prior! All in all, we enjoyed our stay!