Rustic Camping at Montana Creek Campground’s Camp Site 48
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight stays to multiple days
Fitness Level
No special fitness needed; ideal for travelers seeking a restful nature retreat.
Overview
Discover Camp Site 48 at Montana Creek Campground, a spacious pull-through getaway surrounded by Alaska’s forest. Perfect for RV travelers craving comfort and quiet in the wild.
Adventure Tips
Book in Advance
Camp Site 48 is popular for its spacious pull-through design—secure your reservation early, especially during summer.
Pack for Variable Weather
Alaskan weather shifts quickly—dress in layers and prepare for rain even in summer.
Wildlife Awareness
Store food securely to minimize encounters with bears and other wildlife common to the forest.
Fire Ring Safety
Use the provided fire ring responsibly and adhere to campground fire regulations to prevent forest fires.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Red fox
History
Montana Creek Campground sits along the Parks Highway corridor, a historic route connecting Alaska’s interior to coastal regions, deeply tied to the state’s development since the mid-20th century.
Conservation
The campground emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, helping preserve Alaska’s sensitive forest ecosystems and wildlife habitats for generations to come.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Camping Stove
Reliable cooking gear ensures meals regardless of weather conditions.
Waterproof Jacket
Stays dry through rain and wind common in early seasons.
spring specific
Headlamp or Flashlight
Necessary for evening tasks and navigating campground paths after dark.
Bear-Proof Food Container
Protects food and helps maintain safe distances from local wildlife.
summer specific