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!

cute little campground and you can walk from the RV park to the gas station…read more also Nice restaurant across the street

Great spot. Some sites with full hookups, some with only water and electric. Showers and laundry on…read moresite. Horseshoes and cornhole games. Covered BBQ area with tables. DVDs available to borrow. Nice hosts and owners. Walking distance to Tesoro gas station and convenience store and visitor center.

This is a great place. The food and service was wonderful…read more We decided to stay, the rooms were affordable, and cozy. Will definitely be back for winter.

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.

Wrangell-St. Elias quickly became one of my favorite national parks we've visited. Despite it being…read morethe largest American national park, since so much of the park is remote, it's hard to see the vast majority of it. Visiting Wrangell-St. Elias required more than our typical planning since it is so remote. A lot of rental car companies will prohibit their cars from driving on McCarthy Road, so we had to find a specialty company to book with who would also provide us with a spare tire just in case. Gotta say, arriving to McCarthy Road and seeing the massive warning sign made me even more nervous, but we got so lucky - the road was so incredibly easy to drive. We found out later that it been graded less than a week before we showed up. The drive was so beautiful that it made the two hours fly by. McCarthy itself was such an incredible town to spend time in. We didn't get to fully explore because we showed up so late in the season that a lot of places were already closed. But the historical bits we could see were fascinating. We ended up booking a flightseeing tour with Wrangell Mountain Air - the park is so large and diverse, we wanted a chance to get to see it all. And it was so incredibly gorgeous and so worth it. If you have the ability to do it, I'd highly recommend it. Make sure to head on over to Kennecott to explore and learn about the old mining town. Grab some food at The Potato - so delicious! We booked an airbnb in McCarthy. It was easy to park on the other side of the foot bridge. We just brought backpacks, and it was an easy mile walk into the town. I heard there were shuttles, but the walk was easy and we honestly never saw one during our walk into the town. Definitely recommend against bringing any roller suitcases. There's a few hikes we would've liked to do if we had the time (and we're already exhausted from the hikes we'd done before coming). If you have the chance to really visit this park, I'd highly recommend it. It's so incredibly gorgeous and has so much to offer.

Beautiful National Park. Kennicot Copper Mill tour was interesting. Grabbed a quick lunch bite at…read morethe lodge-just average food/service.

This quaint BnB was the best place we stayed on our 10 day Alaska road trip. The hospitality shown…read moreby Patrick and Homer was just incredible! Delicious breakfast, breathtaking views and a super comfortable log cabin! What else can you ask for :) 100000% recommend!!

What a great place to to stay! Myself and two coworkers stayed here for 25 days for a nearby work…read moreassignment. We had a delicious variety of breakfast items cooked to order each morning, Our rooms were clean and very comfortable allowing for a good nights rest after a long day. Each room has its own porch with chairs or rockers so you can enjoy the views of the snow capped mountains or just listen to the sounds of the beautiful Copper River. They have a large recreation room with a pool table, large screen TV and refrigerator for your use and a very well equipped exercise room. A very clean quality grill and all needed implements are available for your use to cook a dinner of your own fresh caught fish or items from the grocery store in nearby Glenallen (20 min drive). The owners are very knowledgeable and can also offer some guide services or answer your questions about the area. Your host, the Neal family is amazing!

Beautiful log cabin on Glenn Hwy just west of the Glennallen hub. It features several bedrooms…read more Some with private bath and some with shared. It is a tastefully decorated two story open architecture that beckons one to explore the common sitting areas and balconies. The large modern kitchen offers all the gadgets needed to create your own meals or munch on the many snacks and juice provided. There is free WIFI,no TV. Guests can entertain themselves with a shuffleboard table, reading books, or playing a variety of instruments found throughout. We enjoyed the well tuned piano and guitar! There's also a fine massage chair! The wood stove offers a great place to toast your ...feet. The whole place is clean and inviting. After a hot shower we hopped into a soft bed. It's soooo quiet! You'll sleep like a baby. Our host invited us to make ourselves at home and use any food stuff for breakfasts or snacks. Plenty of Keurig coffee and tea. We made eggs and English muffins for breakfast. We were the only guests. Not that many tourists in November. Those of you in route to Valdez, McCarthy, Tok, Canada, Delta Junction this is a perfect place to stay and rejuvenate instead of pushing through. Or, the cabin could be a great place for hunters, fisher people, or friends and families to just plan a fun getaway. RV folks should park it and enjoy a night ' at an Alaskan 'home.' The prices are reasonable. I believe we paid about $189 for the night. It was worth it. Easy to find, plenty of parking. Can't believe this gem has been hosted by the same great hosts for 12 years!

Very clean and friendly staff. We love a family own and ran business. Restaurant on site a what we…read morehad was tasty. We stayed here on the recommendation of Mat--Su Jolly Roger fishing. Pictures of out side and fish caught will be attached.

Compliment sandwich format:…read more This place is remote, even for Alaska, but the road out to it is in great shape, even on the winter. The Lake Louise Lodge does not respond to email inquiries for rates, you need to call. We checked in at night, and the bar was bustling. There were lots of people dancing to live music, there was not a single mask in sight. This should terrify most but, sadly, masks have been made political by people that trust politicians more than they trust scientists. We got Room #2, dubbed "Old Timers". It bordered the kitchen and was really loud, great for me (I'm a sound sleeper), but probably not for the average Old Timer. There was a sauna in the room, with instructions. It would've been a great respite from the -20 temps outside. But it was stuffed with supplies, and looks like it hasn't been used in years. Maybe take down the sauna instructions, then? The room was $131.25, including taxes. It was a warm room to stay in, with a private bathroom. But that's about it. On the plus side, this is probably the darkest place within a 3 hour drive of Anchorage (in fact, I found it by looking at a light pollution map of Alaska). And we were lucky enough to catch an absolutely incredible northern lights show!