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Camp Site 31 at Montana Creek Campground, Alaska - Fairbanks

Camp Site 31 at Montana Creek Campground, Alaska

easy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

overnight or longer stays

Fitness Level

No significant fitness required; suitable for all ages and abilities.

Overview

Camp Site 31 at Montana Creek Campground offers spacious, powered camping beside a stream in interior Alaska. Enjoy practical amenities paired with peaceful wilderness to create a memorable outdoor stay.

, Alaska

Camp Site 31

$60/Night | Electric Outlet

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Experience the great outdoors at Camp Site 31, featuring electrical hookups and a serene location by a stream. Enjoy cozy evenings around the fire ring and delightful picnics at your private table. This spacious site, measuring 49 ft x 12 ft, is perfect for creating unforgettable memories in nature.

Camp Site 31


Rates

One Night - $60.00 Two Night - $115.00 Three Night - $170.00 Four Night - $225.00 Five Night - $280.00 Six Night - $335.00 Seven Night - $390.00


About

  • Site with electrical hookups included located near stream and facilities with fire ring and picnic table

Dimensions

49 ft x 12 ft

Electric Outlet

Adventure Tips

Secure Food Storage

Use bear-proof containers or storage lockers provided to protect food and avoid wildlife encounters.

Stream Safety

Keep a safe distance from the stream edge, especially after rainfall, as water levels can rise suddenly.

Fire Ring Use

Gather firewood locally and keep fires contained within the designated ring to prevent wildfires.

Electrical Hookup Tips

Check your power connections upon arrival to ensure compatibility and avoid outages during your stay.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Moose frequently forage near the campground in early morning or late evening.
  • Bald eagles soar overhead and perch in nearby tall spruce trees.

History

Montana Creek Campground lies along a historic travel corridor through Alaska’s interior, once used by indigenous peoples for seasonal hunting.

Conservation

The campground emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to protect local flora and fauna in this delicate boreal ecosystem.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Weather-Resistant Tent or RV

Essential

Provides shelter suitable for the variable Alaskan weather conditions.

Bear-Proof Food Container

Essential

Protects your food from local wildlife and ensures safety at the campsite.

Portable Camping Chair

Enhances comfort while sitting around the fire ring or at the picnic table.

Headlamp or Lantern

Essential

Crucial for visibility during Alaska’s darker early evenings and early mornings.