moderate
Flexible—multi-day camping stay
Moderate fitness recommended to handle hiking and outdoor activity at varying elevations.
Experience rugged wilderness minutes from Anchorage with Alaskan Glamping’s Full Camp Rental. Comfortable canvas tents and miles of trails bring Alaskan adventure within easy reach.
Just 45 miles from Anchorage, Alaskan Glamping offers a unique blend of comfort and wilderness immersion that transforms the raw Alaskan terrain into a welcoming basecamp. Their Full Camp Rental, featuring five sturdy canvas tents, lets visitors sink into the vast outdoor landscape without sacrificing coziness or convenience. This private camp invites groups to convene around a communal fire pit under a sky that often dazzles with auroras or endless summer daylight.
The camp sits amid rugged forests and rolling hills characteristic of Southcentral Alaska. The surrounding area offers access to more than 25 miles of well-maintained hiking trails traversing spruce-dominated woodlands, occasionally revealing dramatic views of distant mountain peaks and clear glacial streams. Wildlife is abundant here, including moose, black bears, and a variety of birds, adding to the authentic wilderness feeling.
What makes Alaskan Glamping such a standout is its balance—it’s an answer to Alaska’s often unforgiving weather and terrain, providing warmth and shelter in an explorative setting. Unlike typical backcountry camping, here you’ll find thick canvas tents outfitted for comfort and a central campfire setting that encourages connection, reflection, and warmth after a day on the trails.
The location is ideal for those seeking more than a day hike but not ready to carry full expeditions’ gear. It’s a place to unplug yet stay grounded with quality gear and thoughtful preparation. Whether you’re photographing the shifting northern light, hiking a scenic ridge, or simply soaking in the quiet crackle of fire under towering pines, Alaskan Glamping is an inviting gateway to Alaska’s wild heart just beyond Anchorage.
Weather can shift rapidly; bring moisture-wicking and insulating layers to stay comfortable.
Observe animals like moose and bears from afar; carrying bear spray is recommended.
Preserve the environment and avoid getting lost by sticking to established hiking paths.
Use designated fire pits responsibly and fully extinguish fires before sleeping or leaving camp.
The region around Anchorage has been home to indigenous Dena'ina people for centuries, whose traditions are tied deeply to the land.
Alaskan Glamping promotes Leave No Trace principles and sustainable camping practices to protect the fragile ecosystem.
Keeps you warm during chilly nights, especially as temperatures drop in fall and spring.
fall specific
A must-have for hiking and camping in bear country to deter wildlife safely.
summer specific
Protect your feet from wet trails and varied terrain encountered around the camp.
Essential for navigating the camp and trails after dark, especially during shorter daylight hours.