When taking on the great northern wilderness this summer, clients should note that pitching a tent or parking their RV on Alaska turf can be as rugged or civilized as they choose, depending upon the location. Some spots require a keen awareness of survival in the wild. Other sites are so near town that meal plans require just a short hike to the nearest pizzeria.
Agents can recommend campsite itineraries to clients who are heading to Alaska on vacation.
Some visitors may choose to camp during a driving vacation that incorporates hotel stays. The following campgrounds and RV parks throught the state cater to a varying degree of adventurous natures. Part of the Alaska State Parks northern area near Fairbanks, Eagle Trail has four picnic sites, toilets, fresh drinking water, hiking trails and historic features. The nearest town is Tok. Eagle Trail can be found at mile 109.5 on the Tok Cutoff.