Bell Tent Glamping Adventure in Anchorage, Alaska
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–7 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels since activities are mostly leisure-based around the tent and nearby trails.
Overview
Discover a cozy Bell Tent glamping experience just outside Anchorage, Alaska. Perfect for unplugging and reconnecting with nature, this adventure offers comfort in the wild.
Details
Escape the rush of everyday life and step into a unique outdoor experience with Bell Tent glamping near Anchorage, Alaska. Offered by Alaskan Glamping, this private adventure combines the rugged beauty of the Alaskan wilderness with cozy, comfortable accommodations designed for relaxation and reconnection with nature. Located at scenic Eklutna Lake, the Bell Tent provides a peaceful retreat with easy access to hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. Each rental includes a fully set-up Bell Tent, complete with warm blankets, cozy beds, a fire ring for night-time campfires, a table, and parking for two cars. While you’ll need to bring your own food, water, and supplies, the experience encourages unplugging and recharging away from city distractions. With options ranging from one day to a full week, this trip suits families, groups, and solo travelers ages 8 and up. The tranquil setting and stunning Alaskan landscape make for an unforgettable outdoor escape, whether you seek peaceful reflection or outdoor adventure. Alaskan Glamping’s decade of experience ensures your stay is comfortable, safe, and memorable. Book your Bell Tent getaway today and discover the perfect balance of wilderness adventure and cozy comfort.
Trail Tips
Bring sufficient drinking water
Water is not provided on-site, so pack enough to stay hydrated throughout your stay.
Prepare for variable weather
Alaska’s weather can change quickly—dress in layers and bring rain gear to stay comfortable.
Plan your food ahead
No food or cooking supplies are included; bring your own meals and cooking equipment.
Practice Leave No Trace
Respect the wilderness by packing out all trash and minimizing campfire impact.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Quiet shoreline spots along Eklutna Lake perfect for sunrise views
- Nearby hiking trails with waterfalls less frequented by tourists
Wildlife
- Moose commonly seen near wooded areas around the lake
- Bald eagles soaring overhead in the summer months
History
The area around Eklutna Lake is rich with Alaska Native heritage, with Dena'ina people historically inhabiting the region.
Conservation
Alaskan Glamping promotes sustainable wilderness practices to minimize impact and preserve the pristine environment for future visitors.
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Shoreline of Eklutna Lake
- Fire ring area near the Bell Tent
- Nearby forest trails
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Warm sleeping bag
Keeps you comfortable on chilly nights inside the Bell Tent.
fall specific
Layered clothing
Allows easy adjustment to Alaska's rapidly changing weather.
spring specific
Insect repellent
Protects against mosquitoes and other bugs common in summer.
summer specific
Portable camp stove
Allows cooking your own meals since food is not provided.