Premium Camping at Montana Creek Campground's Camp Site 21
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight stays to multi-day camping
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; site access requires minimal physical exertion
Overview
Discover Camp Site 21 at Montana Creek Campground—a premium camping spot with pull-through parking and electrical hookups near a serene stream. Perfect for travelers seeking comfort in Alaska’s wilderness.
Camp Site 21
$65/Night | Pull Through Parking | Electric Outlet | Premium Site
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About This Adventure
Experience the great outdoors at Camp Site 21, a premium campsite featuring pull-through parking and electrical hookups. Nestled near a serene stream, enjoy the convenience of a fire ring and picnic table, perfect for memorable gatherings. Embrace nature while having all the essential amenities for a comfortable stay.
Camp Site 21
Rates
One Night - $65.00 Two Night - $125.00 Three Night - $185.00 Four Night - $245.00 Five Night - $305.00 Six Night - $365.00 Seven Night - $425.00
About
- Pull through site with electrical hookups provided. Located near stream and facilities with fire ring and picnic table.
Dimensions
71 ft x 12 ft
Premium Campsite Pull Through Parking Electric Outlet
Adventure Tips
Reserve Early During Peak Season
Sites with electrical hookups at Montana Creek Campground fill quickly in summer; book weeks ahead to secure Camp Site 21.
Bring Waterproof Gear
Alaska’s weather can shift rapidly—pack waterproof jackets and covers to stay comfortable at the campsite and nearby trails.
Respect Wildlife
Keep food stored securely and maintain distance from local wildlife to protect both yourself and the environment.
Utilize Electrical Hookups Wisely
Electrical outlets allow charging and small appliance use but avoid high-draw devices to prevent outages.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Bald eagles
History
Montana Creek Campground benefits from its location close to historic Parks Highway, a critical route developed in the mid-20th century that opened interior Alaska to modern travel.
Conservation
The campground practices responsible land use with designated camping areas and encourages visitors to minimize their impact through pack-in/pack-out policies.
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Recommended Gear
Waterproof Tent or RV Cover
Protects you from spring rains and melting snow for a comfortable stay.
spring specific
Bug Repellent
Controls mosquitoes and black flies common during Alaska’s warm months.
summer specific
Insulated Sleeping Bag
Keeps campers warm during cold nights as temperatures drop.
fall specific
Headlamp or Flashlight
Essential for navigating the campsite safely during the long winter nights.
winter specific