Accessible Camping at Montana Creek Campground: Camp Site 36
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight or multi-night stays
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels due to flat terrain and accessible features
Overview
Camp Site 36 at Montana Creek Campground offers a rare blend of accessibility and wilderness immersion on Alaska’s Parks Highway. Discover a campsite designed for comfort and connection in a prime forested setting.
Adventure Tips
Reserve Early
Accessible campsites like Camp Site 36 book quickly, especially in peak season. Secure your spot well in advance.
Pack for Variable Weather
Even summer nights can be chilly; bring layered clothing to stay comfortable at the campsite.
Use Accessible Facilities Respectfully
Nearby accessible restrooms serve the campsite; keep them clean and report any maintenance needs promptly.
Drive Slowly on Campground Roads
Watch for pedestrians and cyclists moving around the campsite and adjacent campground areas.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Alaska moose
- Bald eagles
History
Montana Creek Campground operates along the Parks Highway, a critical corridor forged during the mid-20th century that opened Alaska’s interior to travel and tourism.
Conservation
The campground promotes Leave No Trace principles, and accessible infrastructure at Camp Site 36 reflects efforts to reduce environmental impact while opening the outdoors to all visitors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Accessible Tent Setup
Choose tents with easy entry and ample space to complement the campsite’s accessibility.
Layered Clothing
Prepare for Alaska’s variable weather by dressing in layers adaptable to cold or mild conditions.
all specific
Insect Repellent
Keep mosquitoes and black flies at bay during peak insect season around the forested site.
summer specific
Headlamp or Lantern
Ensure hands-free light for campsite chores and nighttime navigation.