Camp Site 41 Pull-Through at Montana Creek Campground, Alaska
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight stays to extended camping
Fitness Level
Suitable for all physical fitness levels, as activity mostly involves setting up camp and light walking nearby.
Overview
Camp Site 41 at Montana Creek Campground offers a spacious pull-through site framed by towering Alaskan spruce and birch. Enjoy easy access, a fire ring, and picnic table for restful nights near the Parks Highway.
Camp Site 41
$50/Night | Pull Through Parking
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About This Adventure
Experience the tranquility of Camp Site 41, a premium pull-through site nestled in a lush forested area. Enjoy the comforts of a fire ring and picnic table, perfect for memorable evenings under the stars. This spacious site offers a unique blend of nature and convenience for your outdoor getaway.
Camp Site 41
Rates
One Night - $50.00 Two Night - $95.00 Three Night - $140.00 Four Night - $185.00 Five Night - $230.00 Six Night - $275.00 Seven Night - $320.00
About
- Premium pull through dry site located in Premium Forested and vegetation area with fire ring and picnic table.
Dimensions
48 ft x 14 ft
Pull Through Parking
Adventure Tips
Reserve Early for Peak Season
Sites fill quickly during summer months—book well in advance to secure Camp Site 41.
Pack Bear Safety Essentials
Keep food secured and carry bear spray, as wildlife encounters are common in the surrounding forest.
Use the Fire Ring Responsibly
Only use the designated fire ring to reduce wildfire risk, especially in dry summer conditions.
Prepare for Variable Weather
Alaska’s weather can shift rapidly; layering and rain gear are recommended year-round.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose often wander close to campsites during dawn and dusk.
- Northern goshawks can be spotted hunting in the forest canopy.
History
Montana Creek Campground sits along the historic Parks Highway, a vital route connecting Alaska’s interior since the 1970s.
Conservation
Montana Creek Campground promotes Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile forest ecosystems and wildlife habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Layered Clothing
Weather in Alaska shifts quickly—layering helps you stay comfortable day and night.
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Bear Spray
A key safety item in bear country to deter wildlife during hikes and campsite visits.
summer|fall specific
Insect Repellent
Protects against mosquitoes and other biting insects during warmer months.
summer specific
Quality Sleeping Bag
A warm, insulated sleeping bag ensures restful nights in varied temperatures.
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