Camping Comfort at Montana Creek Campground, Alaska
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight stays to multi-day
Fitness Level
No advanced fitness required; suitable for anyone comfortable with basic camping
Overview
Camp Site 20 at Montana Creek Campground pairs modern convenience with natural beauty along Alaska’s Parks Highway. With electrical hookups and a streamside setting, this premium site promises memorable camping that suits a range of adventurers.
Adventure Tips
Arrive early to select your favorite spot
Camp Site 20 is popular due to its electrical hookups; securing your reservation early ensures prime placement by the stream.
Keep food secured from wildlife
Black bears and other wildlife roam the area—use campsite lockers or store food out of reach overnight.
Pack for variable weather
Even summer evenings can be chilly; bring layered clothing and rain-resistant outerwear for comfort.
Respect quiet hours
Observe campground quiet hours after 10 pm to preserve the natural ambiance and respect other campers.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose frequent the wetland edges near the campground
- Beavers maintain active lodges on nearby waters
History
The Parks Highway corridor was developed in the mid-20th century, opening access to interior Alaska and facilitating tourism to Denali National Park and beyond.
Conservation
Montana Creek Campground encourages Leave No Trace principles to protect the fragile riparian zone surrounding the creek and minimize human impact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sleeping bag rated for cold temperatures
Ensures warmth during cool Alaskan nights regardless of season.
all specific
Portable power strip or extension cord
Maximizes use of the electrical hookups at the campsite.
all specific
Insect repellent
Necessary to keep mosquitoes and black flies at bay during warmer months.
summer specific
Waterproof rain jacket
Protects against frequent Alaskan rain and sudden showers.
spring|summer|fall specific