The main visitor center for Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. So much of Wrangell-St. Elias is…read moreremote and requires greater planning than is typical for a national park. But this visitor center is easily accessible, has multiple activities including a theatre, exhibit hall, and a cultural center. Plenty of rangers were here to help with your visit. As I said, this park is more remote so definitely requires more planning that is typical of a national park. While we didn't do it, there is also a small hike starting at the visitor center that does take you into the national park and gives you a nice view of the Wrangell mountains. Clean bathrooms, water bottle refill stations, and free wi-fi. All come in handy, especially if you're continuing on to McCarthy because there aren't that many services along the way. Nice visitor center, and a good stop when you're visiting the national park.

Overall, great trip. Second time here at the campground and without a doubt it was a fun 4th! Very…read morefriendly staff and campsite host is awesome!!! We met so many good people here and are going to make this a ritual. Pro's Potable water and Dump site on the grounds. River front views Free WiFi Little Mountain View store within 2 miles. CLEAN Bathrooms on site Clean campground in general. CON's WiFi is ONLY available in the room next to the office AND will not reach the campground. This is a PRO obviously but for some it would not be especially if you have kids. SPOT 30 has electrical hook up but bring an extension cord with you. Also, if you have dogs, spot 30 isn't the spot for you. This is right in the heart where everyone walks by with their dog's, kids flying by on the bikes, and Wheelers. All of the people coming in, tow their campers right by you which makes for a dusty environment. Additionally, very very limited privacy. EVERYONE can see what you have or are having for dinner. Overall, great campground. I recommend but do not recommend site 30!

Another perfect Fourth of July at King for a Day, the most anticipated camping trip of the year for…read moremy fam. Don't sleep on this campground the fishing is good, the eagle watching incredible, areas of water that are safe for the kids to play. The owners and camp host are incredible and truly care about your experience during your stay. Tyler is an incredible guide, kids think he is hilarious. Sites and charters are reasonably priced, cannot say enough good things. Already booked for next year, thanks for the memories guys! Also my use of the word incredible is intense I know, but it's just that good!

My family and I come from all over the West Coast to fish with my little brother who lives in…read moreFairbanks. We have used this charter for the past two years straight. They are the real deal if you're trying to catch a king I highly recommend using Stephanie and Jermey at Salmon Grove charter.

Amazing place, Jeremy provides awesome tours for fishing and animal spotting. We saw mountain…read moresheep, plenty of bald eagles, caught lots of fish, and even a couple of grizzlies made an appearance along our rafting tour! Highly recommended.

Fantastic dipnetting trip with AK Expeditions yesterday. Captain Tom got us on the fish on every…read moredrift and David was really busy getting fish out of nets, gilling, and tailing. Tom did a great job with the safety and how to dipnet briefing. Both Tom and David were patient and professional!! I also limited out as well. Great trip. Thanks to you too Erica!!

Excelent from start to finish …read more...... Highly recommend and will go again!!! Very professional and courteous.

it a great campground there a gas station right next to it there goat as well it like a petting zooread more

It's a cool cute little campground with a river And it's a five minute walk lesson from the…read morestore/gas station n 2 cute dogs across the street at the coffee shop

Authentic Alaskan Experience. A tour of the fish wheels, a salmon snack tray and breakfast are…read moreincluded with the cabin rental. Parking and water are free.. The log cabins are hand built and cozy, very clean and comfortable. You hike up to the cabin so you feel like your really in the Alaskan mountains.

This place is adorable. They have a good selection of beer and a surprising amount of spirits on…read moretap. There are live bands every once in a while which brings a lot of people out. My favorite thing about this place is that it has a lot of interesting things on the walls and the train. I can't even imagine how long it took the owner to set up the train tracks and all of the scenery around them. It goes both inside and out and it is set up amazingly. I love it! The bartender Jess is awesome and the owner has been there every night (although I don't think he can get too far away. He lives above it.) I would definitely reccomend going here if you are in the Copper Center area.

Stumbled into this place completely by accident. Was on a week long road trip of the state and…read moredecided to see what was down that road. WHAT. A. GEM! The owner, Ron, is a super nice guy who has lived on the property for 19 years. The bar and the detached lodge are clearly his heart. The saloon shouldn't be called a "dive bar", because it is immaculate. But it is very eclectic. The model train that runs all around the bars' ceilings is no doubt one of the largest in the nation. It goes out of the bar walls through tunnels, and goes all over outside and through other (private) buildings. Ron is an expert on the history of the Copper River Valley, and has written a book of fictional history based on his own family. (I purchased the book but haven't read it yet.) The gardens in the bars' outdoor patio are beautifully kept with lovely grass and flower beds. There is a pool table and several jukeboxes, all with an astonishing collection of music varying through all genres and many decades--even big band and swing music. Friendly staff, super cool decor...it is an Alaskan bar at it's finest, and I have seen many, many of them. My friends whom I was traveling with from San Francisco were flabbergasted. They come from a place that tries so hard to be cool, but they kept shaking their heads in wonder and saying, "This place is SO LEGIT." Of note is that this is also a lodge. We rolled into the bar intentionally having an adventure day with no plans of where we were staying. We were thrilled that Ron had several lovely rooms to rent for the night. Showers and bathrooms are shared, but the rooms were clean, had excellent beds and even more fabulous bedding and pillows. Think 5 star bed in a little room with the coolest bar you've ever seen within stumbling distance of that bed. It was a great experience. Be prepared to meet some interesting locals as well!

Spent quite a few nights at this beautiful lodge working on a CP survey crew and the owner, Theo,…read morewould cook us 4 star meals with quick witted banter and friendly smiles. He was a leading snow expert and was humble about his talent and experience. He ran his lodge like he ran his heli ski service, with fun, jubilee, and enthusiastic excitement. People would say "there was no better ambassador for skiing." Good bye Theodore Meiners, you fought the good fight, and we are saddened that your arch nemesis, Gravity, finally won. We all drank a beer in your honor laughing at the fun times and awkward moments spent at your lodge. You are missed.