Campervan Sites Near Fairbanks, Alaska: Best Fairbanks Campervan Sites 2025

Fairbanks is built for campervan camping. Roll up to riverside spots, forest hideouts, or quiet clearings—over 200 local options cater to campervans right here. Average nightly rates hover around $25, but you’ll find sites for as little as $20. Top picks include Rustic Riverside Camp (37 reviews), The Coop Camp (24 reviews), and Sven's Basecamp Hostel (8 reviews). Most sites offer toilets, potable water, and fire rings—essentials for Alaska’s backcountry nights. Take a swim under the midnight sun, try your luck with snow sports, or scramble up local climbing routes. If you want practical, flexible campervan stays near Fairbanks, you’ll find plenty of options that keep things simple and convenient.

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1. Glacier House Hostel

0.7mi from Fairbanks · 9 sites · Tents, RVs · Fairbanks, AK

Easy tenting area located in town. This is a great place to stage your Alaskan adventures! Easy access to all driving routes, plenty of room for your gear, a bike barn with basic repair tools, and FOUR sporting goods outlets nearby, plus three grocery stores. Do your dry run setup and shopping from here, head out on your adventures, then return to share stories and enjoy a hot shower/laundry. Short term lockable storage available, and we are happy to hold packages shipped ahead up to 30 days. This a backyard area behind the main house of our hostel. There will be other guests in the house, and possibly other tents in the yard. You will have the same access to the amenities and common areas as our other guests.

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42mi from Fairbanks · 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.

Fairbanks is built for campervan camping. Roll up to riverside spots, forest hideouts, or quiet clearings—over 200 local options cater to campervans right here. Average nightly rates hover around $25, but you’ll find sites for as little as $20. Top picks include Rustic Riverside Camp (37 reviews), The Coop Camp (24 reviews), and Sven's Basecamp Hostel (8 reviews). Most sites offer toilets, potable water, and fire rings—essentials for Alaska’s backcountry nights. Take a swim under the midnight sun, try your luck with snow sports, or scramble up local climbing routes. If you want practical, flexible campervan stays near Fairbanks, you’ll find plenty of options that keep things simple and convenient.