Anchorage Rv parks

[EdJodi]

Thanks again guys. For some reason I couldn’t get on to the forum for the last three days so I apologize for the delay in response. I have both of the books mentioned and found the Church’s Campground book. very helpful in trying to decide where to stay .we are planning to do a Tour of Kenai fjords national park and planning to do the aquarium. The aquarium says that we need to schedule our visit and get advanced tickets, I’m assuming that is because of the cruise ships?

[EdJodi]

Salty dog now on the agenda!

[BigBillSD]

Golden Nugget in Anchorage is a fairly nice place as long as you know its in a city so keep your expectations a bit lower. In Seward, you must stay at the Seward Waterfront Park. Its FCFS, but is just beautiful, get there before noon and choose a site on the water. Watch all the fishing boats go out in the morning and come back in each night, we stayed 4 nights last time, wish it had been 7, and if you are an early riser, a cruise ship that comes in very early and leaves around 6pm. There is a walkway just in front of the RV spaces and its a great area to walk. DW, gave it 5 stars, she loved the walkway with the dog, the waterfront sites do not have electric, so its drycamping at its best!



We also love Willawaw & Quartz Creek, all dry camping. This summer we are staying a week at each. Other places we stayed last time and are going back to are Ranch House Lodge (Hoot!), Big Bear in Wasilla/Palmer, Heritage in Homer, Hi Country in Whitehorse, Baby Nugget outside Watson Lake, Mucho Lake (Macdonalds Campground, a few sites are allowing reservation this year!), Triple G in Fort Nelson. And this year we are trying some new places, Riley Creek, Kesugi Ken, Diamond M Ranch, Pullen Creek RV and a bunch of others. -Bill

[EdJodi]

Thanks for the info. We are staying at some of the same places you mention. We are getting more excited daily.