Anchorage RV Parks

Anchorage, Alaska, is located along the southern coast of the state. The city is the largest in the state, with a population of 277,000 people, according to the Anchorage Convention and Visitors Bureau. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the Chugach State and Denali National Parks where you will find plenty of hiking and mountain biking, camping, climbing and rafting. You can also see wildlife, including bears, moose, dall sheep and orca whales, year-round. In downtown Anchorage, visitors can check out The Anchorage Museum, featuring native culture and more than 1,000 artifacts. RV travelers will benefit from camping near the city while still having easy access to many recreation areas. The RV parks in Anchorage are a good base from which to visit the national and state parks and the city.

Golden Nugget RV Park

Golden Nugget is located near downtown Anchorage and right next door to a municipal park where pets and children can play. The year-round RV park has 215 sites and is big-rig-friendly. Full hook-ups are available, and sites come with picnic tables. The grounds offer a pavilion for barbecues, heated restrooms with free hot showers, and free coffee. Wi-Fi is also available.

Golden Nugget RV Park
4100 Debarr Rd.
Anchorage, AK 99508 
(907) 333-2012
goldennuggetcamperpark.com

Creekwood Inn RV Park

Those who enjoy walking, jogging and cycling will find Creekwood Inn to their liking. Creekwood Inn neighbors the Chester Creek Trail, part of a 121-mile trail network. The park is also near several restaurants and a shopping mall. Creekwood Inn offers a motel, cabin and 68 RV sites (58 with full hook-ups). They offer free showers and coffee. The park also offers propane gas, a laundromat and fish freezer rental.

Creekwood Inn RV Park
2150 Seward Hwy. 
Anchorage, AK 99503
(907) 258-6006
creekwoodinn-alaska.com

Anchorage Ship Creek RV Park

This park is just two blocks from downtown Anchorage, enabling campers to enjoy the city while also exploring outdoor recreation. The park offers full hook-up sites and showers. Those who want to stay plugged into the rest of the world will enjoy Wi-Fi and dial-up modems. Campers may wash laundry in the laundromat and buy gifts at the gift shop. Also, check into the tour reservation service available if you would like guided adventure during your stay.

Anchorage Ship Creek RV Park
150 N. Ingra St.
Anchorage, AK 99501
(907) 277-0877
bestofalaskatravel.com

Resources

The Anchorage Museum

Article Written By Cate Rushton

Cate Rushton has been a freelance writer since 1999, specializing in wildlife and outdoor activities. Her published works also cover relationships, gardening and travel on various websites. Rushton holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Utah.

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