How much does it cost to camp in Denali National Park?

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Camping fees in Denali National Park and Preserve vary depending on the campground and type of site you choose. Here are some examples of the fees for different campgrounds within the park:

  • Riley Creek Campground: $15-40 per night
  • Savage River Campground: $15-40 per night
  • Teklanika River Campground: $15-40 per night
  • Wonder Lake Campground: $15-40 per night

Please note that these fees are for individual sites and can change depending on the season. Group sites and cabins may have different fees. In addition to the campsite fees, you may also need to pay for a park entrance fee or bus ticket if you plan to explore deeper into the park.

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