Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next adventure.
Camping in Mt Baldy puts you at the edge of Alaska’s wildest terrain, with over 450 sites where you can sleep under wide-open skies or in the shelter of thick spruce. Expect an average nightly price around $55, but you’ll find spots from just $12 if you’re flexible. Top-rated camps like Lulu's Glamping on the Knik River (31 reviews), Hideaway Camp (Single Camp Spot!) (13 reviews), and Creekside Campground (10 reviews) sit right by rivers, tucked into forest, or close to trailheads. You’ll get straightforward essentials—think toilets, showers, and campfires allowed—plus easy access to hiking, swimming, and, when the season hits, snow sports. This area is for campers who want variety and don’t mind a little adventure. Bring layers and sturdy boots; the weather shifts fast, and the trails don’t wait for anyone.