Premium Forest Camping at Montana Creek Campground
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Flexible; overnight to week-long stays
Fitness Level
No specific fitness level needed—ideal for all camping enthusiasts
Overview
Discover Camp Site 47 at Montana Creek Campground—an effortless forested getaway with spacious pull-through parking, a fire ring, and picnic table to enhance your Alaskan outdoor experience.
Camp Site 47
$50/Night | Pull Through Parking | Premium Campsite
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About This Adventure
Experience the tranquility of Camp Site 47, a premium pull-through campsite nestled in a lush, forested area. Enjoy the comfort of a fire ring and picnic table as you immerse yourself in nature. With spacious dimensions, it's the perfect spot for memorable outdoor adventures and relaxation.
Camp Site 47
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
51 ft x 20 ft
Pull Through Parking Premium Campsite
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early to Secure the Spot
Popular in summer, arriving early helps ensure you get the spacious pull-through site without crowding.
Check Fire Regulations
Campfires are allowed in designated rings but always check current fire restrictions during dry spells.
Use Bear-Proof Storage
Secure all food and scented items as black bears and other wildlife are common in the area.
Pack Layers for Variable Weather
Alaska’s weather shifts quickly; prepare with waterproof and warm clothing even in summer.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Black bear
- Moose
History
The Parks Highway corridor has long served as a travel route for Alaska Native peoples and early settlers, connecting vast wilderness regions.
Conservation
Montana Creek Campground employs low-impact practices to preserve surrounding forests, encouraging visitors to practice Leave No Trace.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Warm Sleeping Bag
Necessary for cold nights, especially outside peak summer months.
fall|winter|spring specific
Mosquito Repellent
Keeps insects at bay during Alaska’s bug-heavy summer evenings.
summer specific
Portable Camp Stove
Useful for cooking if you prefer not to use a campfire or want a backup option.
Bear-Proof Food Container
Essential for safely storing food and preventing wildlife encounters.