Secluded Campsite Stays at Montana Creek Campground, Alaska
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight to multiple nights
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; no strenuous activity required at the site itself.
Overview
Discover calm and seclusion at Montana Creek Campground's Camp Site 57, a private dry campsite set deep in Alaska’s forest. Ideal for those seeking quiet nights and rugged simplicity.
Adventure Tips
Pack Water Wisely
Since Camp Site 57 is a dry site, bring adequate water for drinking and cooking.
Fire Safety First
Use the provided fire ring responsibly and fully extinguish fires before sleeping or departing.
Bear Awareness
Store food securely to avoid attracting wildlife, as bears are active in this region.
Respect Quiet Hours
Maintain low noise levels in this secluded site to preserve the natural ambiance for all campers.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Red squirrels
History
The Parks Highway corridor, where Montana Creek Campground is located, was developed during the mid-20th century as a key Alaskan transport route.
Conservation
Montana Creek Campground promotes Leave No Trace principles to protect its forested areas and local wildlife habitats.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Water containers
Critical for staying hydrated due to the lack of a water source on-site.
Warm sleeping bag
Necessary to stay comfortable as temperatures drop sharply once the sun sets.
fall specific
Mosquito repellent
Keeps bugs at bay during Alaska’s peak insect season.
summer specific
Portable camp stove
Useful for preparing meals without relying solely on campfires.