Campsite S29 at Montana Creek Recreation Site, Alaska
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight to extended stay
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels due to minimal hiking required
Overview
Set an easy stroll from Montana Creek, Campsite S29 offers practical fireside comfort amidst Alaska’s rugged backdrop. Discover why this simple, well-appointed space makes a strong case for wild camping in the region.
Campsite S29
One to Seven Nights Stay Options • Check-in at 2PM
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About This Adventure
Experience the perfect outdoor getaway with picnic tables and fire pits at each site, just a short stroll from Montana Creek. Enjoy the serene surroundings and create lasting memories in this idyllic setting, ideal for relaxation and connection with nature.
About
Each site has a picnic table and fire pit. All Sites are located about “1 / 8th” mile south of Montana Creek. Located direct across street from Montana Creek Campground.
Adventure Tips
Pack firewood responsibly
Local regulations may restrict gathering wood—bring your own or buy from park vendors to reduce impact.
Prepare for variable weather
Alaska’s weather can shift quickly; layer clothing and waterproof your gear for comfort.
Store food securely
To deter wildlife, use bear-proof containers or lock your food in vehicles overnight.
Arrive early to claim prime spots
Limited availability means early arrival increases your chances of snagging preferred campsites.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose frequently traverse the creek area at dawn and dusk
- Salmon runs in late summer bring active wildlife viewing opportunities
History
Montana Creek and its surrounding recreation area have long served as a waypoint for Alaskan travelers along the historic Parks Highway corridor, offering natural respite since park establishment in the mid-20th century.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve the delicate creek ecosystem and local wildlife habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Weatherproof tent
To withstand Alaska’s variable weather, a sturdy, waterproof shelter is essential.
Portable camp stove
Use for quick meal prep without relying solely on campfires.
Bear-proof food container
Protect your food and wildlife by storing edibles securely overnight.
Warm sleeping bag
Cold nights call for insulation rated to temperatures often below freezing, even in shoulder seasons.
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