Denali National Park & Preserve

Iglooo Creek Campground is set in the stunning foothills of both the Cathedral and Igloo Mountains. This string of primitive campsites offer beguiling views of the area’s breathtaking scenery. And it helps that the fishing in the eponymous creek is also sublime. So, go ahead, pack up your tackle box and head-out for a long weekend of nothing but y Read more...

The big draw to Wonder Lake Campground in Denali are the views. On a clear day, visitors are rewarded with the sight of the breathtaking Mount McKinley. The surrounding landscape is wet, so although off-trail hiking is permitted, it can be pretty boggy. There are many mosquitos in the summer, so definitely bring repellant, and maybe even a head ne Read more...

Nestled beside the rightly named Sanctuary River, Sanctuary River Campground is set alongside the dew swept, well-manicured river beds, inundated by healthy populations of game fish. Aside from the aquafauna, Sanctuary River Campground is hoofed by large quadrupeds like elk and moose too; all the campsites in the campground are primitive in nature Read more...

If you’re searching for stunning water and mountain views, look no further! Savage River Campground is surrounded by forest, offering shade and privacy for campers. A short walk down an old gravel road leads to a clearing with beautiful views of Savage River. On a clear day, visitors can see the imposing Mount McKinley in the distance. Pretty cool Read more...

Riley Creek Campground is great for groups and families looking for both convenience and the rugged beauty of Alaska’s Denali National Park. The campground is conveniently located near the highway, but you might hear some traffic noise. This area is wooded, with some privacy between campsites, and just steps from Riley Creek. You’ll find a general Read more...

Teklanika River Campground, “Tek” for short, is shaded by forest and offers privacy between campsites. Much of the surrounding land is brushy and wet, but you can comfortably hike on the flat, gravel surface next to the cascading Tek River. You’ll definitely see some little critters like red squirrels and snowshoe hares, and if you’re lucky, you c Read more...