Rustic Camping Serenity at Montana Creek Campground
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight to multiple nights
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion needed; suitable for all fitness levels
Overview
Camp Site 71 at Montana Creek Campground delivers a quiet, electricity-free camping experience just steps from a lively creek. Perfect for anglers and nature lovers seeking rustic Alaska vibes.
Camp Site 71
$50/Night
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About This Adventure
Experience the tranquility of Camp Site 71, a secluded extra-large site just 100 feet from a serene creek. Enjoy fishing, cozy campfires, and picnics in nature's embrace, all without the distractions of electricity. This unique getaway promises memorable moments in a peaceful, rustic setting.
Camp Site 71
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
- Very secluded extra large site located 100ft from the creek with great fishing, fire ring, and picnic table. No electricity.
Adventure Tips
Pack essential fishing gear
Bring your own fishing rods and tackle to take full advantage of the creek’s trout population.
Prepare for no electricity
Lighting and cooking gear must be battery or fuel-powered—there are no electrical hookups on site.
Store food securely
Use bear-proof containers or lockers to keep food safe and avoid attracting local wildlife.
Arrive with firewood
While the site has a fire ring, bringing your own firewood ensures you can enjoy campfires during your stay.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Bald eagle
History
Montana Creek Campground sits along the Parks Highway, a vital route constructed in the 1970s connecting Alaska’s interior to the north.
Conservation
The campground promotes Leave No Trace principles, helping preserve local ecosystems and wildlife habitats through responsible visitor practices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sleeping bag rated for cold weather
Keeps you warm during cool Alaskan nights.
fall specific
Portable camping stove
Allows meal prep without electricity.
Headlamp or LED lantern
Provides reliable light after dark where power is unavailable.
Bear-proof food container
Essential for safe wildlife interaction and food storage.