Campground personnel are on hand at all the campgrounds with loads of information to make your stay in the Interior and Alaska's second largest city, the most memorable of your long journey. Ask plenty of questions and reap the rewards of learning about and enjoying this unique part of the world. The paved parking lot in front of the recreational area provides 80 self-contained camp spots. No tent camping is allowed. Campers can stay up to four nights in a row.
Potable water is available in the front lot and at the dump station around the corner.
Reservations are only available for large camper caravans. In my 12 years here we have never turned anyone away. The campground is located near shopping facilities on Airport Way and next to the Alaskaland theme park, which provides a wide variety of gift shops, historic buildings and a community theater and gallery. Campers looking to have some fun in or on the water should consider the Chena Lake Recreation Area just outside North Pole. No utility hookups are available, although drinking water is provided.