Premium Riverside Camping at Montana Creek Campground
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight to multi-day stays
Fitness Level
Basic mobility required for campsite setup and creek access
Overview
Camp Site 61 offers a premium Alaska camping spot with river access and privacy near Montana Creek. Perfect for anglers and adventurers wanting a quiet base camp north of Anchorage.
Camp Site 61
$50/Night | River Access | Premium Campsite
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About This Adventure
Experience the tranquility of Camp Site 61, a premium campsite nestled near Montana Creek. Enjoy the privacy of a treed site complete with a fire ring and picnic table, perfect for memorable gatherings. With river access and beautiful surroundings, it’s an ideal retreat for nature lovers seeking relaxation and adventure.
Camp Site 61
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
- Treed premium dry site located closest to Montana Creek with fire ring and picnic table. Vegetation and afforded privacy.
Dimensions
45 ft x 30 ft
Premium Campsite River Access
Adventure Tips
Secure Food Properly
Use bear-proof containers or hang your food to reduce wildlife encounters.
Bring Firewood
Firewood may not be readily available, so bring your own to keep your fire going.
Check Weather Forecasts
Alaska weather shifts quickly; check forecasts before your trip to prepare accordingly.
Use Available River Access With Care
Be mindful of creek conditions and avoid disturbing bank vegetation when accessing the water.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose wandering near the creek banks
- Bald eagles soaring overhead
History
The Parks Highway corridor follows routes historically used by indigenous peoples and early Alaskan settlers, making Montana Creek a small but meaningful waypoint in regional outdoor culture.
Conservation
Montana Creek Campground emphasizes minimal impact camping and responsible river use to protect native species and fragile ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Four-season tent
Sturdy shelter to withstand variable Alaskan weather conditions.
fall specific
Bear-proof food container
Necessary for safely storing food and protecting wildlife.
Waterproof boots
Keeps feet dry when crossing wet creek areas.
spring specific
Portable camp stove
Allows for cooking without relying solely on campfires.