Camping at Montana Creek Campground: Camp Site 13, Alaska
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight to multi-day stays
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; suitable for most campers
Overview
Camp Site 13 at Montana Creek Campground presents a spacious and practical camping spot along Alaska’s Parks Highway. With easy access to amenities and a scenic setting, it’s a solid choice for tent and RV campers looking for comfort close to nature.
Camp Site 13
$35/Night
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About This Adventure
Experience the great outdoors at Camp Site 13, featuring a spacious grassy area perfect for tent camping or RVs. Enjoy the convenience of nearby amenities like a store and toilet, while gathering around the fire ring for memorable evenings. This standard campsite offers a delightful retreat into nature.
Camp Site 13
Rates
One Night - $35.00 Two Night - $65.00 Three Night - $95.00 Four Night - $125.00 Five Night - $155.00 Six Night - $185.00 Seven Night - $215.00
About
- Standard dry campsite with a nice grassy areas with fire ring and picnic table. Close to store and toilet. Great for tent campers, RVs and campers.
Dimensions
48 ft x 15 ft
Standard Campsite
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early to Secure Your Spot
Camp Site 13 is popular during peak seasons; early arrival helps guarantee the spacious site you want.
Bring Bear-Resistant Food Containers
Wildlife is active around Montana Creek, so secure food properly to avoid encounters.
Use the On-Site Fire Ring Responsibly
Keep fires contained in the provided ring and ensure they are fully extinguished after use.
Pack Layers for Variable Weather
Alaska’s weather can shift rapidly even in summer; prepare with moisture-wicking and insulating layers.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Red fox
History
Montana Creek Campground serves as both a local recreational spot and a resting point for travelers along the historic Parks Highway.
Conservation
Efforts emphasize minimizing campfire impact and proper waste disposal to protect the delicate Alaskan forest ecosystem.
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Recommended Gear
Four-Season Tent
Protects against chilly winds and possible early snow while providing comfort.
fall specific
Bear-Resistant Food Canister
Keeps your food safe from wildlife encounters on and near the campsite.
Headlamp or Lantern
Essential for navigating the campsite after dusk, especially given Alaska’s changing daylight.
Mosquito Netting or Repellent
Helpful in handling the mosquito presence during warmer months around Campsite 13.
summer specific