Camp Site 45 at Montana Creek Campground offers a premium pull-through spot in Alaska’s wild boreal forest—perfect for RV travelers seeking comfort and easy access on the Parks Highway. Discover spacious parking, fire rings, and picnic tables to make the most of your Alaskan nights.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
Varies (overnight stays)
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels
Wildlife
History
Montana Creek Campground lies along the historic Parks Highway, a key route completed in the 1970s that opened interior Alaska to greater travel and recreation.
Conservation
The campground encourages Leave No Trace practices to minimize impact on fragile boreal ecosystems and local wildlife habitats.
Montana Creek Campground
Camp Site 45 at Montana Creek Campground offers a premium pull-through spot in Alaska’s wild boreal forest—perfect for RV travelers seeking comfort and easy access on the Parks Highway. Discover spacious parking, fire rings, and picnic tables to make the most of your Alaskan nights.
Montana Creek Campground is a campground focused on offering a wide selection of campsite types and family-oriented events near Montana Creek. The property lists dozens of numbered campsites—ranging from secluded dry sites to utility-equipped lots—so visitors can select creekside retreats, premium forested spots, or sites with electrical hookups.
Several sites are described as creek-adjacent, including Camp Site 70 and Camp Site 68, each about 100 feet from a serene creek and suited to campers seeking fishing and quiet waterside experiences. Electrical hookups are available at select locations such as Camp Site 34 and Camp Site 29, while premium dry sites like Camp Site 55 provide a secluded forest setting. Many campsites include standard amenities listed for each site such as a fire ring and picnic table; some sites offer pull-through parking, extra privacy, and proximity to on-site conveniences like a store and restrooms.
The campground also hosts the Kid's Humpy Derby, a youth fishing competition for participants under 16 with prize drawings and door prizes. That event explicitly supports the local food pantry, reflecting a community-minded approach. Site dimensions are provided for select sites—Camp Site 62 measures 45 ft x 30 ft and Camp Site 29 measures 40 ft x 13 ft—allowing campers to match accommodation needs to available space.
By providing clear site descriptions, a mix of creekside and forested options, and community events, Montana Creek Campground offers practical, family-focused camping choices near Montana Creek.
Sites Available
70+ sites
Wide range of numbered campsites
Creek Access
Creekside sites
Some sites ~100 ft from creek
Electric Hookups
Select sites
Electrical hookups at select sites
Family Events
Kid's Humpy Derby
Youth fishing event supports pantry
Reserve a private creekside or electric site today — or plan a family weekend around the youth fishing competition that supports the local food pantry.
Reserve Early in Summer
Camp Site 45 is popular during peak months and has limited availability; booking ahead ensures your spot.
Pack Bear-Aware Supplies
Store food securely and be prepared for potential wildlife encounters common in this forested area.
Use Fire Ring Safely
Keep campfires contained within the fire ring and never leave them unattended to prevent forest fires.
Bring Insect Repellent
Mosquitoes and black flies can be abundant in late spring and summer; insect repellent improves comfort.
Weather-Resistant Tent or Camper
To protect from rain and occasional wind typical of Alaskan forests.
summer
Bear-Resistant Food Container
Essential for keeping food odors contained and wildlife safe.
Portable Camp Stove
Useful for cooking meals if campfire use is restricted.
Insect Repellent
Necessary during mosquito season to avoid bites.
summer